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by Ammar Asad July 29, 2021 4 min read
Inside of a hybrid, there are balanced layers of these combined materials to give you different levels of, firmness and softness, thickness, bounce and more. Generally, there are 3 layers required to make a hybrid mattress. They are as follows:
Layer 1: Due to being the top layer of the bed, this is the most comforting layer filled with soft and cuddly materials such as foam, latex or cooling gel. It ranges from 3-4 inches thick (depending on where you buy from) and is used to give you (the sleeper) maximum comfort and support. These layers aren’t just hugging your body, they also give extra alignment to your spine.
Layer 2: The second layer is none other than the supportive layer consisting of innerspring coils or pocket coils to line the middle of this mattress. They range between 7/8 inches, taking up most of the mattress thickness. They also help with supporting the core of the mattress and you as well. This layer helps to keep your spine aligned and to keep your motion transfer confined.
Layer 3: Lastly, we have a very thin piece of memory foam (about 2 inches) at the bottom of the mattress to help keep the mattress protected and padded, otherwise there potentially could be damage created.
Hybrids are extremely popular and highly recommended. The nature of the combinations created is immensely beneficial as they incorporate two very strong materials that can stand strong when independent and even more so when coupled are together.
Please find a list below detailing some of the types of hybrid mattresses, along with some of their qualities.
Pocket sprung mattresses are very popular due to their supportive structure; they help with your whole body’s alignment, it keeps you from being disturbed by motion transfer, consistent firmness, pressure relief. For some who like a softer and more comforting mattress, memory foam is a go-to due to its cuddly yet supportive nature and hyperallergic qualities. Innerspring is the most traditional form of mattress structure and is also one of the most popular mattress types. This structure keeps your back aligned and is breathable enough for you to have a cool sleep. However, what happens when you mix these two powerhouses with another powerhouse like memory together.
You get something magical!
Similarly to the combination above, this is a fantastic paring as well. Gel mattresses are known for their cooling abilities and have been known to be preferred over memory foam due to this quality. They give the illusion that you are floating in the air on a cloud whilst still supplying the support needed to give a great night's sleep. Pair that with pocketed coils or innerspring coils and the results are amazing! These combinations also have foam in the layering to add some extra comfort.
Much the cooling gel mattress, latex mattresses are incredibly breathable and durable. They are also priced quite low compared to memory foam, they are bouncier, they don’t sink as much as memory foam and don’t hold as much heat. They are also made organically (depending on where you go) and have 2 types, Talalay and Dunlop. It’s advised that, if you get a latex hybrid, you get a Talalay.
Here at FurnitureFul, we offer you the best quality hybrid mattresses for an unbeatable price. Our innerspring memory foam hybrid mattresses will give you the best sleep of your life and will leave you extremely satisfied and rested. Here is some of what we can offer you at FurnitureFul.
We are proud to say that here, at FurnitureFul, we design our mattress with 8 layers of materials to supply you with maximum comfort levels.
Our mattresses come to you with next day and are delivered in a transportable box that can be stored away until you are ready to use them.
Flipping your mattress to maximise its usage has been a life hack for a long time, but can it be done with all mattress types? More specifically, can it be done with hybrids?
In short yes it can – however not all hybrids have this quality and flipping a hybrid requires so extra assistance as you will effectively be flipping the whole structure of the mattress upside down. Some hybrid mattresses can be flipped due to extra thick layering at the bottom of the mattress, thus creating the illusion that you are sleeping on the same level of softness, whilst others, if flipped, would require extra assistance from something like a mattress topper. Then some can’t be flipped at all and work better when you rotate them, but as I said before, it all depends on the mattress in question.
At FurnitureFul, our mattresses are one-sided, which means that they can’t be flipped and work better when you rotate them. A one-sided mattress cannot be flipped but need to be rotated to keep an even distribution of weight across the mattress. To avoid stains and further damages being done to the mattress, we recommend that you use a mattress protector.
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