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Finding the best mattress depends on several factors including who will be sleeping on it, personal comfort preferences, lifestyle, weight, health considerations, and of course, budget. The best type of mattress is one that offers a long-lasting balance of comfort and optimal support for your sleep style.
If you sleep with a partner who tosses and turns through the night, a mattress that reduces motion transfer, like a memory foam mattress or a hybrid innerspring with individually pocketed coils, can do wonders for your sleep quality.
If snoring is an issue, consider a mattress that is compatible with an adjustable bed base. Upgrading to an adjustable bed allows you to elevate the head at the proper angle to help you get more restful, uninterrupted sleep.
Picking the right mattress to help ease back pain starts with assessing your typical sleep position, then choosing a mattress firmness that best supports you in that position.
Saatva mattresses are the only ones with patented Lumbar Zone® Technology. That means every Saatva mattress is designed with dedicated lumbar support at the center third of the mattress where you need it most. Benefits of this lumbar zone support include better spinal alignment, circulation, and pressure relief.
Look for a mattress that reduces pressure on your hips and joints by conforming to your body’s natural curves, like a memory foam mattress or a latex mattress.
Good news, back sleepers! Since you can generally sleep comfortably on a variety of sleep surfaces, you should be able to find a good fit with just about any type of mattress. Now it’s all about finding the right firmness level for your specific comfort preference and needs. If you suffer from back pain and are of average weight, look for a medium-firm mattress. If you’re heavier, go slightly firmer or consider a heavy-duty mattress like the Saatva HD. If you’re on the lighter side, a softer, more plush mattress will likely be more comfortable overall.
Side sleepers need a mattress that offers pressure relief on the hips and shoulders. Look for mattresses that are soft enough to contour your body’s natural curves while supporting your spine in neutral alignment. Some of the best mattresses for side sleepers are memory foam mattresses, latex mattresses, and innerspring mattresses with a cushioned top layer (pillow top or Euro pillow top) that contours to your hips and shoulders.
Most stomach sleepers do best on a firmer mattress. Aim for something that's at least a 6/10 in the firmness scale. This allows your body to maintain the best possible alignment, keeping your hips from sinking too low while lying face-down.
This type of mattress uses memory foam as its main support layer. Memory foam, also known as viscoelastic foam, is a type of high-density polyurethane foam. Its distinguishing feature is that it softens in response to heat and pressure. That’s what gives memory foam mattresses their body-hugging, body-contouring feel.
A latex mattress consists (either partially or entirely) of layers made from natural latex foam from the sap of the rubber tree. A natural latex mattress can last up to 20 years, making it one of the longest-lasting mattress types on the market.
This type of hybrid mattress combines the pressure-free support, durability, and excellent breathability of natural latex foam from the sap of the rubber tree with the responsive support and "springy" feel of innerspring coils.
A latex hybrid is great for just about all types of sleepers, whether you're a back sleeper, side sleeper, or a combination of both.
The innerspring mattress gets its name from the metal support coil (also called springs) that form the core of the bed. This traditional mattress type is known for its classic springy, bouncy feel. A basic innerspring mattress will last you about 7-8 years. Saatva innersprings can last upwards of 10 years with normal use.
Hybrid mattresses also use a coil support system like innerspring mattresses but have the addition of soft layers of foam (memory foam or latex foam) and sometimes even a pillow top. They have a foam transition layer (or several) between the coils and mattress top, making them typically softer and less springy/bouncy than an innerspring mattress.
Memory Foam Hybrid is a hybrid foam mattress that combines the deep, body-contouring support of memory foam with the responsive support and "springy" feel of an innerspring mattress. They're great for just about all types of sleepers, whether you're a back sleeper, side sleeper, or a combination of both.
No. Bed in a box (BIAB) mattresses are compressed, shrink-wrapped, folded, then rolled into a cardboard box for shipping. While this allows BIAB companies to save on freight costs, it takes a severe toll on the integrity of the foam mattress by breaking down the cell structure of the foams. It can also result in uneven firmness and sinking support in some areas, reducing the overall lifespan of the mattress.
We believe your bed deserves better than being stuffed in a box. That’s why all Saatva mattresses come with FREE white glove delivery and in-home set up. We even take away your old mattress for free!
Yes! Our Saatva Viewing Rooms are inviting, pressure-free spaces to experience Saatva comfort in real life.