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A mattress is a padded surface used for sleeping or resting, typically placed on a bed frame. The term originates from the Arabic word maṭraḥ (“place where something is thrown down”) and has evolved over centuries to the diverse forms we see today
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Innerspring
Springs/coils with thin comfort layers atop.
Breathable, bouncy, affordable—but less pressure relief and motion isolation fortune.comthesun.co.uk+15sleepfoundation.org+15ncoa.org+15.
Memory Foam
Contouring viscoelastic foam that molds to body heat.
Excellent pressure relief, motion isolation, but may sleep hot and have limited edge support .
Latex
Made from natural or synthetic rubber.
Durable, bouncy, breathable, hypoallergenic—but higher cost and weight .
Hybrid
Combines coil support with foam/latex layers.
Balanced comfort, support, and cooling—though heavier and pricier .
Organic/Natural
Made with materials like organic latex, cotton, wool.
Eco-friendly, hypoallergenic, breathable—but costlier and firmer .
Airbeds/Adjustable
Offers adjustable firmness via air chambers.
Customizable, great for couples—but may require upkeep .
Mattress shopping means evaluating materials, construction, and fit for your body and lifestyle. Whether you need cooling support, pressure relief, or eco-conscious materials, today’s market—from innerspring and memory foam to hybrids and organic latex—offers tailored solutions to help you sleep better and stay supported for years to come.