Mattrress reviews: Innerspring best mattress review

Looking to find out how mattress types compare? If so, then this article has important information that you'll want to remember.

My research team has conducted far-reaching mattress research by collecting experiences from over 3,000 actual mattress owners. Below is a summary of the findings.

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Innerspring or coil mattresses have the lowest satisfaction when it comes to comfort, according to our research. About 55 percent of innerspring bed owners say that their bed is comfortable.

Most people incorrectly believe that the reason for this mediocre satisfaction level is that the beds have significant pressure points which undermine comfort. While it's true that this factor contributes somewhat to the lower satisfaction, the main reason for the dissatisfaction with comfort has to do with sagging.

Innerspring mattresses tend to sag or develop body impressions sooner and with higher frequency than other bed types. When a bed sags, it tends to lose its comfort and supportiveness. Prior to an innerspring bed sagging, owners are usually pleased with the bed's comfort level.

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The newer, non-innerspring types of beds tend to have significantly higher comfort satisfaction than innerspring beds. In fact, at least 75 percent of owners of beds made primarily of memory foam, latex, air and water find their beds to be comfortable.

The reason for the higher comfort satisfaction is that the beds don't push back and result in pressure points like innerspring beds can do. Perhaps more importantly, however, is that non-innerspring beds are more long lasting and will usually not sag significantly. Consequently, they often maintain their comfort and support for several years.