Memory Foam Mattresses

What is a memory foam mattress?

Bringing high levels of quiet comfort and seamless support into the bedroom, memory foam has come a long way from its NASA beginnings. An essential component in modern mattress technology, memory foam mattresses now form one of the core pillars of all mattress brands.

The foam itself is a specialist material designed to be simultaneously breathable and temperature controlled, adjusting its airflow based on your body temperature to provide you with a bed that seamlessly sculpts to your body shape on contact to evenly distribute your weight as you sleep.

Why choose a memory foam mattress?

Given the tried and tested nature of pocket-sprung mattresses, you might be wondering why you’d want to choose a memory foam mattress instead – and if we’re being honest, the decision really comes down to personal preference.

Memory foam is exceptionally good at providing soft levels of support and minimising any aches and pains you might be experiencing. Not only that, but the varying levels of mattress foam firmness and density you can choose for your memory foam mattress mean that all support preferences can be accommodated.

And of course, when it comes to memory foam vs pocket sprung, vs hybrid mattresses, you may want to opt for the latter, which effortlessly combines both memory foam and spring technology for the best of both worlds.

What’s the difference between memory foam and pocket-sprung mattresses?

As the name suggests, the main difference between a memory foam mattress and a pocket spring mattress lies in their construction. All memory foam mattresses are filled with foam, while pocket-sprung mattresses are instead built using coiled springs.

Naturally, this differing construction method means that both single and double memory foam mattresses are able to provide some unique advantages over pocket-sprung designs, including:

• A more even spread of weight across the mattress by conforming to your body shape.

• Improved posture by relieving the pressure on core areas of your body.

• An adaptive mould that shifts with the movement of your body as you sleep.

• A reduction in aches and pains, especially joint pain, by taking the weight off these areas.

Are memory foam mattresses good for your back?

Absolutely! Due to the naturally supportive qualities of memory foam, this type of mattress is better able to align your spine during sleep. Shaping around the individual contours of your body, an orthopaedic memory foam mattress like those in our range will be more than suitable for those living with back pain and joint trouble.

Which type of memory foam mattress is best for me?

As with all mattress types, the best memory foam mattress for your needs will depend on several factors, such as your preferred sleeping position, mattress firmness level, and your budget. Fortunately, memory foam mattresses are capable of suiting a variety of sleeping styles, making buying a new mattress or softening a new memory foam mattress to your preference a simple process.

How much does a memory foam mattress cost?

Like all aspects of your bedroom setup, how much your new memory foam mattress costs will depend on its size, brand, and additional features. A single memory foam mattress will likely be cheaper than a double memory foam mattress. However, the more features your memory foam mattress has, the larger the price point.

Generally speaking, though, you can expect a budget memory foam mattress to cost as little as £250, while a mid-range mattress or higher could see you spending £500 or more. But, regardless of how much your new memory foam mattress costs, don’t forget to take advantage of our free, next-day delivery service so you can enjoy your new bed in less than a day!