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How to Shop for a Mattress – What’s Inside?
The most common type of mattress is the innerspring mattress. There are three basic kinds of innerspring mattresses
- Interlaced Coil
- Continuous Coil
- Pocketed Coil
Each manufacturer will have its own proprietary name for marketing purposes. Each bed maker will modify the basic coil structure so that they can make claims regarding the superior performance of their unit over their competitors. When you shop for a mattress, don’t let all the jargon confuse you. This article will give you the basic explanation of each type so that you know what to expect before you buy a bed.
Interlaced Coil
In this type of mattress, the steel springs are laced together by wires to create a single flexible spring unit. This is the type of innerspring used by Sealy. An interlaced coil spring unit disperses the weight of your body over more coils. Interlaced coil units may feel more “boardy” than some other spring units because the lacing creates a sort flexible platform underneath you.
Continuous Coil
In the continuous coil, the entire spring unit is composed of one single piece of wire that spirals up, continues laterally, and then spirals down to make the next coil. Each coils is integrally connected to the next coil because they are all one piece of wire. Serta uses continuous coil construction. Make sure to test these mattresses by lying down on them when you shop to make sure you like the way your new mattress feels.
Pocketed Coil
The pocketed coil uses a barrel shaped coil inserted into a fabric pocket. A pocketed coil unit can create a more “floaty” feather bed feel because each coil moves independently from the other coils. There is less transfer of motion when your sleeping partner moves. If your partner is a restless sleeper, you may find that you can sleep better on a pocketed coil mattress. Simmons Beautyrest mattresses use a pocketed coil innerspring.
For every innerspring type, variations in price will in part be based on the thickness of the wire (gauge), the size of the coil, the number of coils per unit and the resulting amount of wire used. These variations can also create differences in the way the bed feels. This is why you must spend time in your mattress store lying on a variety of new beds to test the comfort of each bed. What feels good is different for each person and very subjective. When you are shopping for the mattress you will sleep on for the next 10-15 years, no one else can tell you what is most comfortable for you.
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There are five different types of coil systems used in mattresses: Continuous, Karr, Marshall, Knotted Bonnell and Knotted Offset.Coil count is not necessarily a good indication that one mattress is better than another.
A good method to determining quality is to ask the sales assistant and by looking at the mattress cutaway sample of the mattress.
Yes, you can break down types of coils into 5 specific groups. For simplicity, I grouped the Karr, the Knotted Bonnell and the Knotted Offset into one group. Although these three types of coils are each shaped differently, the construction of the coil unit is very similar for each of these three coil types. The coils are essentially laced together with a light gauge wire to create a flexible platform of connected coils.
I did not suggest anywhere in my article that coil count, taken by itself, is an important indicator of quality in a mattress.