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A good night's sleep is vital for every human being to survive. An average person basically spends one third of their life sleeping. A mattress is thus probably the most used item in your life! So, choosing your mattress wisely is important for getting that quiet slumber every day.
Before you start browsing, start with understanding the space where the mattress is kept. To know what kind of mattress will best fit the space,

Before you start browsing, start with understanding the space available to keep the sofas. To know what kind of sofa will best fit the room,
● Carefully measure width, depth, and height of the bed where the mattress will be kept.
● Mattresses are usually delivered as single piece packed or rolled up in a box. So please ensure that there is enough space available to bring the mattress box inside your house
● Measure the width and height of the main door opening to understand if the mattress box can easily pass through the door
Standard Mattresses Sizes
Width of the sofa is a guide to know ow many people can sit comfortably, Seating posture will be impacted by the depth of the sofa and the seating height will tell you if your feet can rest on the ground.
Bed TypeMattress Width (Inches)Mattress Depth (Inches)Mattress Height (Inches)
Single Bed30” | 36” | 42”72” | 75” | 78”4” to 10”
Double Bed48”72” | 75” | 78”4” to 10”
Queen Sized Bed60” | 66”72” | 75” | 78”4” to 10”
King Sized Bed72” | 75” | 78”72” | 75” | 78”4” to 10”
Comfort level of a mattress does not directly depend on how thick the mattress is. Most mattresses are constructed with layers of filling material. Thicker mattresses have more layers and hence can give you a sink-in feel.
Thick / Deep Mattresses: Mattresses having thickness of 10” or more are often considered as luxurious, with multiple layers built for extra comfort
Medium / Standard Mattresses: Mattresses with thickness between 6” to 9” provide good support and are suitable for all sleeping needs
Low Profile Mattresses: Mattresses thinner than 6” are low profile mattresses. Depending on the filling material, these mattresses can be a good economical option. These are suited for people who prefer firm sleeping surfaces
Foam Mattress
Mattress with all layers in foam. Best suited for restless sleepers, as it absorbs the motion. The type of foam used determines the softness or firmness of the mattress.
Best For: Joint Pain | Restless Sleepers
Spring Mattress
This is a traditional type of mattress, made up using a layer of coils surrounded by layers of comfort material such as latex or foam. Spring mattresses offer good back support, available in variety of firmness and are affordable
Best For: Back Support | Budget-Friendly
Hybrid Mattress
Includes layers of spring and foam both. Perfect for sleepers who prefer softer feeling than a spring mattress but without the “sinking” feeling of foam mattress
Best For: Combination of Softness & support | Couples with different firmness preferences
Latex
A natural material having similar properties to that of foam. Latex mattresses are great for sleepers who want the benefits of a foam mattress but don’t want to feel as “contoured.” These mattresses tend to have great cooling properties, bounce and \will adjust to your body as you move around
Coir Mattress
Coir is a natural material derived from coconut fibers. Coir is used mainly in the base layer of a mattress, which is topped with foam or latex to provide ultimate comfort. Coir mattresses can provide excellent support and maintain a good airflow
Types of Foams
Memory Foam
The mattress contours around the body when you sleep on a memory foam mattress. Has a higher capacity to absorb pressure & motion. Suitable for sleepers who like the sink-in feeling. Can improve spine alignment and reduce pressure on joints.
PU Foam
Commonly known as Polyfoam, the structure of PU foam has properties like Memory foam but has a higher bounce-back capacity. PU foam comes in 3 variants – PU Foam (Used mostly as one of the layers of a memory foam mattress), High Density foam (Firm foam, used typically in the bottom layers of mattress), and HR Foam (High resilience foam that has a much higher responsiveness than memory foam. Can be used as top layer for a mattress)
Gel-Infused Foam
A cooling gel is infused with foam while manufacturing. The gel works as a cooling agent, and provides better responsive feel than foam
Type of Mattresses
Bonnell Coils
Built with house-glass shaped coils which are placed evenly throughout the mattress. Bonnell Spring mattresses sink when the weight is applied.
Pocket Coils
Each individual spring is wrapped in a fabric cover or “pocket,” which helps the coil absorb pressure without needing to distribute it to the surrounding springs. These mattresses better absorb motion of restless sleepers
Continuous Coils
S-shaped coils that are laced together. Mattresses having Continuous Coils can be flipped to increase its lifespan
Offset Coils
Is an improved variation of Bonnell coils, having hour-glass coils with flat tops & bottoms. Mattresses with Offset springs are stiff, durable and conform to the shape of the body
Types of Sleepers & Mattresses
Back Sleepers
You need a mattress which supports your spine to maintain its natural curve. Best suited mattress for back sleepers are Firmer foam mattresses and Hybrid Mattresses
Side Sleepers
Sleeping on the side may put pressure on your hips and shoulders. A softer mattress which contours around the body may be best suited. Memory foam mattress would be the best option for you
Stomach Sleepers
Sleeping on the stomach can put stress on the spine and lead to neck & back pain. You should choose a mattress which provides a solid support to the spine. A firm foam mattress or Hybrid mattress is the right choice for you
Combination Sleepers
If you change your sleeping position frequently, choose a medium-firm mattress. Spring mattress with a softer top or Hybrid mattress would be most suitable
Mattress Cheat Sheet for Specific Concerns
Joint Pain: Memory Foam | Polyfoam | Latex
Back Pain: Pocket Spring | Offset Spring | Hybrid
Restless Sleepers: Memory Foam | Polyfoam | Latex
Mattress Accessories
Mattress Toppers
Designed to enhance the comfort, Mattress topper is a detachable pillow-top to add on the surface of the mattress. Mattress toppers are available in different types of foams with varying firmness. Usually 2” to 3” thick, mattress toppers are a great option to add a plush layer on the mattress.
Mattress Protectors
A water-resistant shield to protect the top surface of the mattress from spills and accidents. Mattress protectors can significantly cut down cleaning costs and add to the longevity of the mattress. If you have kids and/or pets at home, having a mattress protector is highly recommended