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Having trouble getting a good night’s sleep? If it’s time for a new mattress, you’ll want to select one that best matches your sleep type, so you can get a luxurious night’s rest every time. The best mattress for your style of sleeping doesn’t depend on the mattress’ price tag so much as it does on how you sleep at night. With that in mind, here’s a handy mattress buying guide to help you decide which one is right for you.
Manufacturers have narrowed down the science of mattress-making to the point where the proper support is available no matter what type of sleeper you are. Sleepers are categorized on three different criteria: Sleep position, weight and body temperature. Here’s a closer look at these different sleeper types:
Whether you sleep on your stomach, back or side, your best bet for a good night’s sleep is a mattress that conforms to your body. Mattresses with pocketed coils provide this type of comfort, so that your sleep pressure points are supported throughout the night. Our Therapedic Luxury Mattress Fasetto King features pocketed coils for this type of support. It’s also crafted with latex materials and cooling gel to dissipate heat, for sleepers who tend to be too warm at night. The Therapedic Luxury Mattress Interlude Plush King is another great option with pocketed coils, but it has even greater pressure point support for different sleep positions.
There are big differences in required mattress support types for heavy sleepers versus light sleepers. If you are a heavy sleeper, a firm mattress that provides more support will be a better option for you. If you tend to be a light sleeper, a more plush mattress that allows you to sink into it will provide you with a better night’s sleep.
The Therapedic Luxury Mattress Prelude Firm Queen is built with extra foam layers to provide additional support and firmness. If budget is a concern, we carry a Therapedic mattress made with classic inner springs that also provides a great night’s sleep for heavy sleepers — the Plymouth Firm Queen.
If you are a light sleeper and want a plush mattress that you can really sink into, you might want to consider the Coal Creek King. It’s crafted with combination coils and HyPURGel Memory Foam for a dreamy, relaxing night’s sleep. The Tommy Bahama Pure Paradise Queen is so plush and comfortable that light sleepers will want to spend their entire weekends in it.
If you tend to sleep too hot or too cold at night, the materials of your mattress can help alleviate that. The Tommy Bahama Bay Dreamer is perfect for sleepers who tend to overheat. It has a GelTrix comfort layer that helps to circulate air around the body as you sleep, as well as a CertiPUR gel system. This is a combination that dissipates heat and allows you to sleep more comfortably.
Sleepers who prefer a warmer mattress will want to explore the Puretouch Natural Rest Queen. The latex quilt layers provide a little bit of extra warmth. The Puretouch line is also 99.9 percent anti-microbial, so it’s a great choice for sleepers with allergies.
Here’s a question that we encounter a lot in the mattress business: What happens when a couple consists of two very different types of sleepers? What if you’re a heavy sleeper who overheats, while your partner is a light sleeper who gets cold at night? In that situation, a hybrid mattress might provide a “best of both worlds” solution to getting a good night’s rest.
We carry IComfort® by Serta, Serta offers mattresses that work for different sleeper types. The Blue 100 Gentle Firm is firm enough for a heavy sleeper to rest, but not too firm to make a light sleeper uncomfortable. The Blue 300 Plush has more layers of foam, as most plush mattress types do, but also contours to the body, which will still allow heavy sleepers to rest.
Knowing the different sleeper and mattress types is only half the battle. The best way to make a final decision is to stop by one of our Woodley’s Fine Furniture showrooms, talk with one of our mattress specialists and try out the various mattress types.