BackAndNeck

Buying Tips For Mattresses

• Test before you buy

  Lay down and try it. Your new bed needs to be just right for you, as a palm test or sitting on the edge will not be sufficient enough to judge this

• Support

  Look for firm support for correct spinal alignment.
  (Look for a straight line down the spine when laying
  on your side and a natural curve when laying on your
  back). A mattress should mould to your body’s shape supporting
  your waist and lower back.

• Firmness:

  

  Choose a mattress that isn’t too soft or too hard for your individual needs-If you predominantly sleep on either your stomach, side or back you need the right choice.
  If a bed is too firm you will experience pressure points reducing blood circulation causing you to toss and turn, losing a good night’s sleep.
  Orthopaedic experts recommend go for a firm mattress but not so hard as to block off circulation or cause shoulder and hip pain.

• Softness

  A bed that is too soft will take effort to roll and move in, reducing the quality of your sleep. Your spine won’t be properly aligned creating tension in muscles.

• Size

  Make sure the mattress is big enough for everyone sleeping on the bed. If you have room consider a King size. No noise or movement and plenty of room

• Shared Decision

  Include your partner in the final decision to ensure you will both be comfortable and supported on the new bed

• Unique Customised Queen & King Mattress

  Try our mattresses for couples who need their own levels of support

KEEP IN MIND A FIRM INNERCORE AND SOFT TOP LAYER OFFERS A LUXURIOUS SPONGY FEEL WITHOUT SINKING INTO THE MATTRESS. FOR AN AFFORDABLE OPTION CHOOSE AN OVERLAY, SOFT AND SUPPORTIVE