The quality of your mattress drastically impacts the quality of your day to day activities, so it's very important to have the best mattress possible for your overall wellbeing. Good health requires healthy sleep, and that's exactly what Essentia provides.
Do you:
- have a worse night's sleep than you did a year ago?
- wake up with stiffness and body aches?
- fnd your mattress sags, has lumps or is worn out?
- have a 6-8 year old mattress? (the life of a mattress depends on its usage and material quality; generally manufacturers and chiropractors recommend replacing your mattress every 6 to 8 years)
Did you answer YES to any of the above?
Generally, two types of mattresses are available: innerspring and memory foam.
- Innerspring systems are most widely purchased, characterized by coiled metal springs layered between sheets of foam and padding. Usually lasting 5-10 years, typically the least expensive option. A spring coil system costs just $13 to manufacture.
- Memory foam mattresses are made of higher-density foams which are more expensive and provide excellent body support. It is important to be weary, as not all memory foam mattresses are created equally.
1) Softness
Mattress softness will keep your body comfortable and relaxed from all angles and contact points with body surface. Lying on a mattress in store to test its firmness will not guarantee comfort in the long run.
2) Support
Your mattresses should be solid enough to provide support according to your
body shape and sleeping pattern. Matress softness and support goes hands-in-hand:
a good mattress should support your entire body and ensure spinal integrity.
3) Size
Size does matter. Studies reveal that a healthy person moves 40-60 times a
night with some 10-12 full body movements. The Essentia sleep diagnostics
tool takes the guessing
games out of evaluating comfort, allowing you to select the perfect mattress
according to your body characteristics and size.:
To best suit your body size, there are ten standard mattress sizes to choose from:
|
Mattress Sizes & Denomination |
USA & Canada Note: Dimensions are in inches (centimeters). |
|
Twin/Single |
39 × 75 (99.1 × 190.5) |
|
Twin/Single XL |
39 × 80 (99.1 × 203.2) |
|
Double/Full |
54 × 75 (137.2 × 190.5) |
|
Double/Full XL |
54 × 80 (137.2 × 203.2) |
|
Queen |
60 × 80 (152.4 × 203.2) |
|
Olympic/Expanded Queen |
66 × 80 (167.4 × 203.2) |
|
California Queen |
60 × 84 (152.4 × 213.4) |
|
King |
76 × 80 (193 × 203.2) |
|
California King |
72 × 84 (182.9 × 213.4) |
|
Grand King |
80 × 98 (203.2 × 248.9) |
Sleeping with a partner, room size, lifestyle, comfort preferences, body
size and budget are all factors which should be taken into account before
deciding on a mattress size.
It is recommended to choose a bed that is at least 4-5 inches longer than
you and your partner as well as wide enough so you can sleep comfortably without
disturbing your partner.
- How to choose a memory foam mattress
- Spring mattress or memory foam mattress?
For more information, please visit our Learning Center.



