Hypnia Supreme Hybrid Mattress
- Natural latex layer, memory foam & pocket springs
- 30 cm (11.8")
- Medium feel
Tell me more about Hypnia Supreme Hybrid mattress
The Hypnia Supreme Hybrid mattress combines different materials for targeted support.
It includes a memory foam layer for added relief for your joints and natural latex for pressure relief and temperature regulation.
The pocket springs in 7 support zones maintain spinal alignment and minimise motion transfer.
The Hypnia Supreme Hybrid mattress offers a medium comfort level, which we rated on the softer side at 5/10 on our firmness scale, where 1 is the softest and 10 is the firmest.
However, the integrated topper makes it an excellent choice for side sleepers.
Delivery is free within the UK, and the Hypnia Supreme Hybrid mattress arrives vacuum-packed, making it easier to manoeuvre.
Reasons to buy
200-night sleep trial |
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15-year guarantee |
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OEKO-TEX STANDARD 100 certified |
Reasons to avoid
It may feel too soft for stomach sleepers |
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Extra deep sheets required with this mattress |
Dunlopillo Elite Supreme 2200 Latex Hybrid Mattress
- Pocket springs & Talalay latex
- 33 cm (13 inches)
- Medium-firm
Tell me more about the Dunlopillo Elite Supreme 2200 Latex Hybrid Mattress
The Dunlopillo Elite Supreme 2200 Latex Hybrid Mattress is a standout creation from Dunlopillo, blending cutting-edge pocket spring technology with the natural bounce of Talalay latex for a sleep experience that’s both indulgent and supportive.
This medium-firm mattress strikes a perfect chord for those who crave a solid base with a touch of plushness, making it an ideal pick for back sleepers or anyone who shifts positions through the night.
With 2200 individually wrapped pocket springs stacked in two tiers, it molds precisely to your frame, while the generous Talalay latex topping adds a lively, cushioned feel that melts away stress from tired shoulders and hips.
It’s engineered to keep your spine in perfect harmony, cutting down on restless tossing and turning.
Topped with a breathable, hypoallergenic cover that fights off allergens and stays cool to the touch, this mattress is as practical as it is luxurious—and the cover’s easy to remove when it’s time for a refresh.
It comes with free next-day delivery, a 60-night trial to test the waters, and a 15-year guarantee.
Advantages
Supportive feel that minimises movement transfer. |
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Natural latex for a soft, cushioned feel and breathable sleep. |
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Reinforced edges allow full use of the mattress surface. |
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Hand side stitched provides a firmer edge and robust construction. |
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Evenly distributes body weight, reducing tossing and turning. |
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15-year guarantee. |
Disadvantages
Quite costly compared to competitors. |
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Regular rotation is required and mattress may be quite heavy. |
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No risk-free sleep trial. |
Relyon Bridgwater Dunlopillo Latex Mattress
- Pocket springs, latex & wool
- Medium-firm
- 30 cm (11.8 inches)
Tell me more about the Relyon Bridgwater Dunlopillo Latex Mattress
The Relyon Bridgwater Dunlopillo Latex Mattress is exclusively made for Dreams in the UK.
It consists of multiple high-quality layers, including breathable and pressure-relieving natural Dunlopillo latex, a minimum of 777 pocket springs and temperature-regulating natural wool
Dunlopillo latex is a sustainable material sourced from rubber trees and has anti-bacterial and anti-microbial properties.
It's great for people prone to allergies, though those with latex allergies should avoid it.
It also offers excellent edge-to-edge support.
The mattress also has a comfortable pillow top and a cover with a traditional tufted finish for extra durability.
Reasons to buy
100-night trial period |
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Natural & sustainable |
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Great for hot sleepers & allergies |
Reasons to avoid
Only a 1-year guarantee |
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Delivery can take up to 6 weeks |
Rest Assured Knowlton 2000 Latex Pillow Top Mattress
- 2000 pocket springs & 2.5 cm natural latex pillow top
- Medium feel
- 30 cm (11.8 inches)
Tell me more about the Knowlton 2000 Latex Pillow Top Mattress
The Rest Assured Knowlton 2000 Pocket Latex Pillow Top offers support in all areas, with extra support for the back and hips.
The integrated pillow top gently cushions the body and provides relief on pressure points.
The medium-feel and pressure relief capabilities make this a particularly great choice for side sleepers.
The Lancashire-based brand has over 100 years of experience in making mattresses.
The mattress comes with a smooth damask cover with tufted tops for better breathability as well as durability.
The thick depth and supportive springs ensure this mattress supports all body types and weights.
Reasons to buy
5-year guarantee |
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Great support for side sleepers |
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Next-day delivery |
Reasons to avoid
No sleep trial |
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You may need to purchase extra deep sheets |
Silentnight Pocket 2000 Latex Mattress
- 2000 Mirapocket spring system & latex layer
- Medium soft
- 37 cm (14.5 inches)
Tell me more about the Silentnight Pocket Latex 2000 Mattress
The Silentnight Pocket Latex 2000 Mattress is a great pocket mattress for couples.
This family favourite offers low motion transfer, so you shouldn't feel your partner (or kids!) moving around in bed.
The supportive Mirapocket zonal spring system offers support across your entire body.
The extra-thick latex layer will help to relieve pressure from your hips, shoulders, and knees.
The Silentnight Pocket Latex Mattress has been treated with natural Purotex, preventing allergens and dust mites for a fresher sleep.
Silentnight has been the UK's superbrand of beds and mattresses for multiple years running.
Reasons to buy
60-night trial period |
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5-year guarantee |
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Very positive reviews |
Reasons to avoid
It might be too soft for stomach sleepers |
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Trial is exchange-only |
What is a latex mattress?
Latex mattresses are made from natural or synthetically manufactured latex.
They comprise a latex foam layer that provides support for the body in a similar way to memory foam.
Many people have never heard of foam latex mattresses, but they were invented as far back as the 1920s [1] (50 years earlier than memory foam). 🤯
Where does latex come from?
Natural latex is harvested from rubber trees and has been around since the 4th century BC [2].
As latex is harvested without damaging the tree, it’s considered a fantastic natural and eco-friendly alternative to man-made mattress materials.
In stark contrast, synthetic latex only dates back to the beginning of the 1900s.
The demand for synthetic materials like rubber is linked directly to the growth of the automobile, where it is used to make car tires, clutches, conveyer belts etc.
The Bayer lab successfully polymerised isoprene in 1909, and synthetic rubber [3] was born.
Synthetic vs natural latex
Latex mattresses can be made from natural latex, synthetic (man-made) latex, or a combination of the two.
Natural latex mattresses
Natural latex is tapped from rubber trees (Hevea brasiliensis [4]) and has been used in the bed industry for over a hundred years. 😮
There are two different processes used in the manufacturing of latex: Dunlop latex and Talalay latex.
Dunlop latex tends to be firmer, while Talalay latex is softer.
We go into more detail about this in our FAQs.
Not only is latex completely biodegradable, adding to its eco-friendliness, but its natural composition also ensures breathability for utmost comfort.
It's worth noting that, even with sustainable components, there is still an environmental footprint from the factory production of organic latex mattresses.
Synthetic latex mattresses
Synthetic latex is a man-made material produced to recreate the same feeling as natural latex at a much lower cost.
Synthetic latex mattresses potentially outlast all-natural latex mattresses in terms of durability, but they come with a few trade-offs.
For starters, synthetic latex doesn't conform to the body as well as natural latex, making it less ideal for pressure relief.
Originating from plastic in petroleum plants, its manufacturing process is also bad for the environment and contains chemicals and VOCs. ☠️
Blended & hybrid latex mattresses
Many people choose blended latex mattresses, which mix synthetic and natural latex, to achieve some of the benefits of natural latex at a more affordable price.
Alternatively, a latex hybrid mattress is a good alternative, combining a latex layer with other mattress materials such as memory foam and pocket springs.
The Rest Assured Knowlton 2000 Pocket Latex mattress is an excellent hybrid option:
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Knowlton 2000 Latex Pillow Top MattressPrice from £ 494.95 £ (646 )This Lancashire-based brand unites supportive springs with a comfortable latex layer.This Lancashire-based brand unites supportive springs with a comfortable latex layer.Price from £ 494.95 (£ 646 )
What are the benefits of a latex mattress?
There are many benefits to buying a latex mattress. 💡
But we think they're particularly suitable for:
- Back and side sleepers
- Light to average weight sleepers
- Restless sleepers who don’t like feeling “stuck” in a mattress
- Environmentally-conscious people
- Warmer sleepers
- Couples
- Allergy sufferers
- Those looking for a similar alternative to memory foam
We'll examine the main advantages of latex mattresses and why they might be suitable below.
They provide exceptional pressure relief
Like memory foam, the best latex mattresses are flexible and easily contour to the body.
This encourages neutral spinal alignment and provides relief on pressure points.
However, while memory foam "hugs" around the body, the contouring effect of latex is much less intense.
This means latex is a great option for those looking for pressure relief without feeling hugged in by a mattress.
The contouring effects of latex make them a particularly good choice for side and back sleepers.
They have more bounce-back
Latex mattresses react quickly to pressure and spring back to their original shape almost instantly.
This gives it a slightly more elastic spring-like feel, making moving around on the mattress much easier.
This responsive and bouncy feel is ideal for those looking for the best mattress for sex.
They're also excellent at absorbing motion, so you shouldn't feel any disturbance from your partner during the night.
Natural latex mattresses are eco-friendly
Natural latex mattresses are derived from the sap of rubber trees, which can be produced for up to three decades.
The process of harvesting latex does not damage the trees or negatively impact the environment.
Moreover, all-natural latex mattresses are fully biodegradable, meaning there is a reduced burden on landfills. ♻️
They are more hygienic
Latex mattresses have the advantage of being hypoallergenic and resistant to dust mites and bed bugs.
As latex is very dense, dust mites cannot penetrate the material like they can with traditional mattresses.
Additionally, they have antimicrobial properties that deter bacteria accumulation, ensuring a cleaner sleep environment. 🧼
However, you should still use a mattress protector with a latex mattress.
Latex mattresses are naturally cool
Unlike many memory foam mattresses known to trap heat, latex mattresses are manufactured to have air pockets.
These pockets release any stored excess heat, making latex a cooler sleep alternative to memory foam.
They are highly durable
A standout feature of latex mattresses is their impressive durability.
They tend to outlast other mattress types, resisting common issues like dipping or indentations.
Latex mattresses typically last anywhere between 10 - 25 years.
So, while the initial investment in a latex mattress might be on the higher side, its durability ensures that it offers value over time.
The Hypnia Supreme Hybrid comes with a 15-year guarantee:
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Supreme Hybrid MattressPrice from £ 359.99 £ (399.99 )The Hypnia Supreme Hybrid mattress includes an integrated pressure-relieving memory foam topper."Get 10% off with our exclusive 'SH10' discount code."The Hypnia Supreme Hybrid mattress includes an integrated pressure-relieving memory foam topper."Get 10% off with our exclusive 'SH10' discount code."Price from £ 359.99 (£ 399.99 )
What are the drawbacks of latex mattresses?
While latex mattresses have many benefits, they're not for everyone.
Latex mattresses are less suitable for:
- Excessively hot sleepers
- Those who like to feel “hugged” by a mattress
- Elderly or disabled people who may have trouble moving the mattress (they're very heavy)
- People who are allergic to natural latex
- Budget-buyers
Some drawbacks might make a latex mattress a less suitable option for you.
We'll discuss them all below. 👇
Natural latex mattresses are expensive
100% latex mattresses, in particular, can be on the pricey side. 💰
If you're on a tight budget, then an organic latex mattress might not be the best choice.
Alternatively, consider a hybrid latex mattress, such as the Relyon Bridgwater Dunlopillo Latex mattress.
Some latex mattresses have an unpleasant smell
Some latex mattresses may emit an odour after they are unpacked.
The smell of natural latex mattresses should be very mild and smell of natural latex, which many people actually quite like.
Synthetic latex mattresses tend to have a stronger odour that has a more unnatural rubber or chemical aroma, which can be unpleasant.
Some latex mattresses arrive compressed and vacuum-sealed, which can also make them slightly odorous.
Unpacking your mattress and airing it out in a well-ventilated room for a few days should help the smell disappear.
Their composition is mysterious
Some latex brands market their mattresses as natural latex, but this often contains synthetic latex.
In some cases, the composition is 70% synthetic latex and only 30% natural latex.
This can make it confusing when shopping for a natural latex mattress, as it may be unclear if you're getting pure natural latex.
If you're unsure, we recommend opting for a trustworthy latex brand, such as Dunlopillo.
The Dunlopillo Elite Supreme 2340 mattress is an excellent choice.
Difficult to move around
Moving around on a latex mattress is easy, but moving it can be more difficult than moving a regular mattress.
The high foam density in latex can make them heavy, which makes them difficult to move around.
Latex foam is also very flexible, making latex mattresses feel quite "floppy" despite the high density.
Synthetic latex mattresses are made from harmful materials
Mattresses made of synthetic materials are usually made of plastic fibres produced from petroleum.
Many chemicals are then added to improve the aesthetic appearance and technical properties of these mattresses.
These can include solvents, glues, chlorine for bleaching, anti-dust-mite sprays, phthalates to modify the flexibility of the foam and flame retardants to prevent your mattress from catching fire.
Most of these chemicals are a source of emissions of Volatile Organic Compounds (VOCs) [5], which can have harmful effects.
We recommend choosing a pure natural latex mattress over synthetic options to avoid any health issues and reap the benefits of natural latex.
Our favourite organic latex mattress UK:
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Elite Supreme 2200 Latex Hybrid MattressPrice from £ 1,501.44 £ (2,541 )The Dunlopillo Elite Supreme 2200 Latex Hybrid mattress offers a perfect blend of comfort, support, and durability with its natural materials and advanced technology.The Dunlopillo Elite Supreme 2200 Latex Hybrid mattress offers a perfect blend of comfort, support, and durability with its natural materials and advanced technology.Price from £ 1,501.44 (£ 2,541 )
How to choose a latex mattress
Unfortunately, getting a great night's sleep isn't as simple as looking for the top latex mattress.
You should ask yourself some key questions before deciding if a latex mattress is right for you. 🔍
Consider the following criteria before choosing your latex mattress:
- Can I afford a latex mattress - if so, what’s my budget?
- Does the latex mattress come with a sleep trial and guarantee?
- Do I prefer a soft or firm mattress?
- Do I share the bed with a partner? (If so, what are their preferences?)
- What is my sleeping position?
Our guide on how to shop for mattresses online will give you even more bed-buying advice.
We also have some criteria to look out for when purchasing a natural latex mattress below.
Density & firmness
The density of a latex mattress can determine its firmness.
- A latex mattress with a density of 65 kg/m³ to 75 kg/m³ offers medium-firm support.
- A density of 75 kg/m³ to 80 kg/m³ will offer firm support.
- And finally, a density of 80 kg/m³ to 83 kg/m³ will offer very firm support.
Alternatively, most mattresses will have a firmness rating, so you know exactly what you're getting.
Read our firmness guide to determine what firmness you need for your sleeping position.
Number of comfort zones
Comfort zones provide additional support for areas such as the head, shoulders, and feet.
The more comfort zones a mattress has, the more the mattress will be able to keep your body in optimal alignment.
An entry-level mattress offers at least three comfort zones.
Thickness
Most models on the market are generally between 15 and 30 cm (5.9 and 11.8") thick.
In order to maximise comfort, we advise choosing the thickest mattress possible.
However, keep in mind that this will make the mattress heavier and more difficult to move.
Hybrid mattresses also tend to be thicker as they contain multiple layers of springs, foam, and latex.
How much do latex mattresses cost?
Latex mattress prices vary depending on the type of latex mattress and whether the latex is real or synthetic. 🤔
Pure natural latex mattresses can be more expensive than some alternatives, such as memory foam or innerspring mattresses.
Synthetic or hybrid latex mattresses can cost anywhere from £250.
Pure natural latex mattresses are likely going to cost £1000 or more!
But you don't have to buy the most luxurious latex mattress on the market.
Whilst we believe a good mattress should be essential for life quality, you should only buy within your budget.
If money is tight, consider a hybrid mattress with support foam or springs with a layer of latex on top.
The Hypnia Supreme Hybrid is our favourite choice.
Latex mattress discount codes
If you’re looking for the best value latex mattresses, there are often discounts on latex mattress brands. 💰
Latex mattresses, like Dunlopillo, can often be reduced by as much as 50%.
As latex mattresses can be expensive, it’s a great idea to check for the best deal you can get.
Our discounts page will keep you up to date with all the best value mattresses and sleep accessories.
Alternatively, sign up for our newsletter to get the best deals straight into your inbox:
Should you buy a latex mattress?
Latex mattresses can be excellent alternatives to traditional mattresses.
But natural latex mattresses are more expensive, so they may not be suitable for budget buyers.
However, they're also more durable, environmentally friendly, and very comfortable.
We'd suggest steering clear of synthetic latex mattresses if you're looking for a healthy and sustainable choice.
If you can afford it, a natural latex mattress is a no-brainer.
Here's a reminder of the best latex mattresses UK recommendations:
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Elite Supreme 2200 Latex Hybrid MattressPrice from £ 1,501.44 £ (2,541 )The Dunlopillo Elite Supreme 2200 Latex Hybrid mattress offers a perfect blend of comfort, support, and durability with its natural materials and advanced technology.The Dunlopillo Elite Supreme 2200 Latex Hybrid mattress offers a perfect blend of comfort, support, and durability with its natural materials and advanced technology.Price from £ 1,501.44 (£ 2,541 ) -
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Supreme Hybrid MattressPrice from £ 359.99 £ (399.99 )The Hypnia Supreme Hybrid mattress includes an integrated pressure-relieving memory foam topper."Get 10% off with our exclusive 'SH10' discount code."The Hypnia Supreme Hybrid mattress includes an integrated pressure-relieving memory foam topper."Get 10% off with our exclusive 'SH10' discount code."Price from £ 359.99 (£ 399.99 ) -
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Bridgwater Dunlopillo Latex MattressPrice from £ 1,099The Bridgwater Dunlopillo Latex mattress combines supportive pocket springs with sumptuous wool and latex.The Bridgwater Dunlopillo Latex mattress combines supportive pocket springs with sumptuous wool and latex.Price from £ 1,099 -
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Pocket 2000 Latex MattressPrice from £ 709This mattress combines has an extra-deep top layer of natural latex.This mattress combines has an extra-deep top layer of natural latex.Price from £ 709
Table of Contents
Frequently asked questions
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Dunlop latex vs Talalay latex
There are two different types of natural latex distinguished by their manufacturing processes: Dunlop latex and Talalay latex.
Both Dunlop latex and Talalay latex are pure latex, but they have unique characteristics and benefits.
Dunlop latex
For the Dunlop process, the latex is poured into a mould and baked in a vulcanised oven.
This creates a dense and firmer feeling of latex.
Natural Dunlop latex is great for couples looking for a low motion transfer mattress.
It’s also a brilliant choice for stomach sleepers who need a firm and supportive mattress for correct spinal alignment.
Talalay latex
Natural Talalay latex is made similarly to Dunlop, except it includes distributing the latex in a vacuum-sealed mould and being flash-frozen before baking.
This makes a more open-cell structure for optimal air circulation, ideal for hot sleepers.
Talalay latex is great for side sleepers and lighter-weight people who are looking for a latex mattress on the softer side.
Natural Talalay latex is often used in hybrid or pillow-top mattresses to add an extra layer of comfort on top of supportive pocket springs or foam layers.
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Latex vs memory foam
Are latex mattresses better than memory foam?
Both latex and memory foam mattresses offer a variety of benefits.
Benefits of latex:
- Responsive "bounce-back" feel (better for sleepers that don't like feeling "stuck" in a mattress)
- Natural, sustainably sourced material
- Firmer feel - better for front and back sleepers
- Designed with pinholes for a breathable sleep
- Hypoallergenic, dust-mite resistant and naturally antimicrobial
Benefits of memory foam:
- Generally cheaper than pure latex mattresses
- Moulds around the body more easily than latex
- Softer feel - better for side sleepers
- Provides a warmer sleep for cold sleepers
- Hypoallergenic and dust-mite-resistant
Whilst latex is a great breathable natural choice, the adaptability of polyurethane memory foam material is also worth considering.
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Are latex mattresses good for back pain?
Latex can have a firmer feel whilst adapting to the shape of the body and providing great pressure relief.
This can make them a fantastic option for those who suffer from back or neck pain.
Latex mattresses are also often recommended for orthopaedic purposes.
However, it’s important to remember that if you suffer from back pain during the night, this could be due to an unsupportive mattress.
The best latex mattress for back pain will support the body without feeling too firm or soft.
Our firmness guide can help you choose the correct firmness for your body.
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Are latex mattresses good for allergies?
Latex mattresses are naturally hypoallergenic, dust-mite resistant and antimicrobial.
Therefore, latex beds are a fantastic triple threat against bacteria that build up inside a mattress.
A recent study found 16 million [6] colony-forming units of bacteria inside a 7-year-old mattress.
This can contribute to symptoms for those with allergies or breathing problems.
Luckily, dust mites can be fussy, and they don’t like latex material.
The natural antimicrobial and antifungal properties of latex mean they are resistant to mould, bacteria, and even bedbugs.
A latex mattress could be a great option for those with allergies or asthmatic symptoms.
We also recommend using a mattress protector, particularly if you have allergies.
Mattress protectors have many benefits, including resisting dust mites, protecting the mattress from accidents and increasing the mattress's lifespan.
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Are latex mattresses good for hot sleepers?
Latex mattresses are made with an open-cell structure, which provides much better airflow than memory foam. 🌬️
On top of that, latex mattresses are designed with breathable pinholes throughout the mattress, which creates much better circulation.
Take a look below:
That being said, a latex mattress isn’t necessarily going to provide you with a cool sleep.
A latex mattress is still made up of a foam block, which doesn’t offer the best ventilation possible.
If you’re a naturally hot sleeper, the coolest latex option would be a hybrid latex mattress with pocket springs.
The gaps between the springs will allow excess heat to draw out underneath the mattress.
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Are latex mattresses flammable?
Yes, natural latex is highly flammable, and all 100% natural latex mattresses must be treated with fire retardants or graphite (a natural alternative) according to UK safety regulations.
Some organic latex mattresses also feature a fire-retardant mattress cover.
Check latex mattress reviews or with the manufacturer to see what type of cover comes with your latex mattress.
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Are latex mattresses flippable?
Most latex mattresses aren’t flippable.
This is because of their layered structure, which usually includes a supportive foundation and a softer top.
However, latex mattresses can be rotated.
Most latex mattresses need to be rotated every 6 months, but you should check with the manufacturer of your specific latex mattress for the best answer.
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Are latex mattresses firm?
Depending on the make-up or type of latex within the mattress, a latex mattress can come in a range of firmness levels.
Some of the firmest mattresses on the market come in latex form, whilst other latex mattress options can be much softer.
Synthetic latex mattresses tend to be firmer than organic latex mattresses.
Likewise, if you’re looking for something with a bit more bite, then Dunlop latex is firmer than Talalay latex.
The Yanis mattress [7] is a firmer option than some of the recommendations in our list.
To learn more about Yanis mattresses, you should look at Yanis mattress reviews on Amazon.
To answer another question: Is latex firmer than memory foam?
The short answer would be yes.
Memory foam has a softer, more “hugging” feeling than latex, so if your decision comes down to firmness, latex would generally be the firmest choice.
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In what sizes do latex mattresses come in?
Just like traditional mattresses, latex beds come in a range of sizes and depths.
The standard UK latex mattress sizes are below:
- Latex mattress small single: 75 x 190 cm (2’6” x 6’3")
- Single latex mattress: 90 x 190 cm (3’ x 6’3”)
- Latex mattress small double: 120 x 190 cm (4’ x 6’3")
- Latex mattress double: 135 x 190 cm (4’6” x 6’3”)
- King size latex mattress: 150 x 200 cm (5’ x 6’6”)
- Latex mattress super-king size: 180 x 200 cm (6’ x 6’6”)
- Latex mattress emperor: 200 x 200 cm (6’6” x 6’6”)
Some latex mattresses even come in custom or EU sizes, which are slightly larger.
For example, a latex double mattress in EU size measures 140 x 200 cm (4'5" x 6'5").
It’s important you measure your bed before buying a mattress . 📏
Depths of latex mattresses range from about 20 - 30 cm (7.87" - 11.8"), depending on the type of latex mattress.
Hybrid latex mattresses are generally much deeper than pure latex mattresses.
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Can you get latex sleep accessories?
You’ll be pleased to know it’s not just mattresses that are made with latex.
There are lots of popular bed accessories to accommodate your love for natural latex.
Latex mattress toppers
Latex mattress toppers offer many benefits.
If you’re not quite ready to fork out on a brand new latex mattress, then trying a latex mattress topper first is a sensible stepping stone towards that goal.
A latex mattress topper can help to improve the feel of your mattress.
If your mattress feels too firm, a latex mattress topper can give it an added layer of comfort and help ease pressure on your joints during the night.
Latex pillows
Latex pillows are a fantastic way to enhance your overall sleep.
Just like latex mattresses, latex pillows are hypoallergenic, naturally cool and can offer instant pressure relief on the head and shoulders.
They also last much longer than other pillows, meaning you no longer have to replace your pillow multiple times a year.
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References
- 1 https://sleeponlatex.com/blogs/news/the-history-of-mattresses#:~:text=latex%20foam%20%2d%20a%20completely%20different,mattress%20was%20made%20in%201931.
- 2 History of Natural Latex
- 3 Synthetic rubber - Wikipedia
- 4 Hevea brasiliensis - Wikipedia
- 5 What are volatile organic compounds (VOCs)? | US EPA
- 6 Dirty Mattress Health Hazards
- 7 Amazon.co.uk
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