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The Right Mattress Type: Your Ultimate Guide (2021)

A mattress isn’t just somewhereto crash for the night

— it’s an essential part of your bedroom that ensures you get a good night’s sleep, faster recovery for aches and pains and may even aid with maintaining bone health. There are about as many myths on buying the perfect mattress as there are types of mattresses out there in the market, so how do you know what kind of mattress is good for you? What kind of factors should be considered before deciding on the best type of mattress that suits your needs? Finding the perfect mattress may sound like a complex procedure but don’t fret, we’ve decoded the factors that set a good mattress apart from the best one for you.

First, it’s important to know the different types of mattresses available and what their respective properties are. You’ll also need to take into consideration what position you typically sleep in, what kind of firmness is preferable or necessary to support your spine, and your budget. A firmer mattress type isn’t necessarily the best one for you, so do explore all the options before you settle on “The One”. As material plays a very important role in this, let’s take a look at the types of mattress materials that are currently available.

MEMORY FOAM

Memory foam is renowned for its slow response to pressure which provides the sought-after “hug” from your bed thanks to its contouring prowess. It’s great for relieving pressure on sensitive spots like the shoulders, hips and lower back, thus making it one of the best types of mattress for individuals who suffer from aches and pains or side sleepers as it does well at equally distributing body weight in the side sleeping position. However, despite its great qualities, memory foam is a dense material that tends to trap and absorb body heat — a quality that you do not want in hotter climates.

Memory foam type mattress

LATEX

Different types of mattresses have different strengths, and latex mattresses are champions at being naturally cooling, eco-friendly options in comparison to other mattress types. These factors on top of its bounciness and soft, cosy feel, make latex mattresses such as the new A-Series Mattress from CUCKOO a great option for those living in warmer climates like in Malaysia. Latex is also allergen-free and has a natural resistance to dust mites which is a bonus when it comes to keeping your bedroom clean. However, despite its undeniably comfy feel and similar pain relief properties, you won’t be getting the same hug as you would from a memory foam mattress when using a latex one.

Innerspring type mattress

INNERSPRING

Being bouncy, firm and supportive, innerspring mattresses are some of the most common and popular types of mattresses. They do provide edge support as well and are relatively cooling, but unfortunately despite the firmness, innerspring mattresses are not known to counteract pain or help relieve pressure points. In fact, the springs also wear with time leading to a squeaky bed that may interfere with your slumber.

HYBRID

Hybrid mattresses are typically made of two or more mattress structures to combine the best features of each material into one. The mattress materials are chosen based on breathability, responsiveness and pressure relief in mind, but performance may vary based on the combinations chosen. As there are many types of hybrid mattresses available in the market, it’s hard to say which would be best for you without first testing it beforehand for an extensive length of time. Hybrid mattresses also tend to be more expensive than their other single-material counterparts, making it a rather pricey investment or expensive mistake, should it be the wrong combination.

Ultimately, getting the right mattress type is a big investment that requires careful consideration as the wide range of material types available may be confusing. Luckily you won’t have to lose sleep deliberating over which mattress type is best for you anymore with CUCKOO’s A-Series Mattress which was co-created with Napure. Made with premium materials and specially selected for their spinal support properties, you can rest easy knowing you’re getting the best mattress materials to help you sleep better.

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The Right Mattress Type: Your Ultimate Guide (2021)

A mattress isn’t just somewhere to crash for the night

— it’s an essential part of your bedroom that ensures you get a good night’s sleep, faster recovery for aches and pains and may even aid with maintaining bone health. There are about as many myths on buying the perfect mattress as there are types of mattresses out there in the market, so how do you know what kind of mattress is good for you? What kind of factors should be considered before deciding on the best type of mattress that suits your needs? Finding the perfect mattress may sound like a complex procedure but don’t fret, we’ve decoded the factors that set a good mattress apart from the best one for you.

First, it’s important to know the different types of mattresses available and what their respective properties are. You’ll also need to take into consideration what position you typically sleep in, what kind of firmness is preferable or necessary to support your spine, and your budget. A firmer mattress type isn’t necessarily the best one for you, so do explore all the options before you settle on “The One”. As material plays a very important role in this, let’s take a look at the types of mattress materials that are currently available.

MEMORY FOAM

Memory Foam Memory foam is renowned for its slow response to pressure which provides the sought-after “hug” from your bed thanks to its contouring prowess. It’s great for relieving pressure on sensitive spots like the shoulders, hips and lower back, thus making it one of the best types of mattress for individuals who suffer from aches and pains or side sleepers as it does well at equally distributing body weight in the side sleeping position. However, despite its great qualities, memory foam is a dense material that tends to trap and absorb body heat — a quality that you do not want in hotter climates.

LATEX

Different types of mattresses have different strengths, and latex mattresses are champions at being naturally cooling, eco-friendly options in comparison to other mattress types. These factors on top of its bounciness and soft, cosy feel, make latex mattresses such as the new A-Series Mattress from CUCKOO a great option for those living in warmer climates like in Malaysia. Latex is also allergen-free and has a natural resistance to dust mites which is a bonus when it comes to keeping your bedroom clean. However, despite its undeniably comfy feel and similar pain relief properties, you won’t be getting the same hug as you would from a memory foam mattress when using a latex one.

INNERSPRING

Being bouncy, firm and supportive, innerspring mattresses are some of the most common and popular types of mattresses. They do provide edge support as well and are relatively cooling, but unfortunately despite the firmness, innerspring mattresses are not known to counteract pain or help relieve pressure points. In fact, the springs also wear with time leading to a squeaky bed that may interfere with your slumber.

HYBRID

Hybrid mattresses are typically made of two or more mattress structures to combine the best features of each material into one. The mattress materials are chosen based on breathability, responsiveness and pressure relief in mind, but performance may vary based on the combinations chosen. As there are many types of hybrid mattresses available in the market, it’s hard to say which would be best for you without first testing it beforehand for an extensive length of time. Hybrid mattresses also tend to be more expensive than their other single-material counterparts, making it a rather pricey investment or expensive mistake, should it be the wrong combination.

Ultimately, getting the right mattress type is a big investment that requires careful consideration as the wide range of material types available may be confusing. Luckily you won’t have to lose sleep deliberating over which mattress type is best for you anymore with CUCKOO’s A-Series Mattress which was co-created with Napure. Made with premium materials and specially selected for their spinal support properties, you can rest easy knowing you’re getting the best mattress materials to help you sleep better.

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