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Do you require a bit more support than your average mattress gives? Then take a look at our orthopaedic selection of mattresses which offer a firmer feel and more zoned support for your neck, back and hips!
Do you require a bit more support than your average mattress gives? Then...Read more
An orthopaedic mattress offers increased support ideal fo people with joint aches and pains or back problems. A firmer support and sleep surface will help to improve your posture while sleeping and relive axhes and pains when you wake up.
To achieve an othopaedic feel in a mattress the core of the mattress has ro be as firm as possible. If this is a sprung mattress then a thicker wire is normally used, this is classed as the wire gauge and needs to be 12g or less.
The best mattress for a bad back is one that offers plenty of support. Memory foam mattresses has all the qualities to help a bad back as the foam gently molds to your body shape offering 100% support. Pocket springs are another good option. Pocket springs work independantly from one another and apply pressure to the body where its needed most. A mattress with 2000 pocket springs will offer a comfortable yet othopaedic feel.
Firm mattresses are better for stomach sleepers, hot sleepers, and those who like to sleep “on top” of their mattress. Soft mattresses are better for side sleepers, couples, and those who like to sink into their mattress.
