Natural Latex Mattresses UK

Latex mattresses have many benefits, one of the main ones being their cooling properties. The air in the foam cell is not trapped, meaning it circulates like in natural sponge, keeping the sleeper at a consistent temperature.

It’s not easy to be exact about this, but as a rule of thumb, a latex mattress supports pressure points very well, which should help avoid back pain.

The five key things to remember when it comes to keeping your latex mattress fresh and clean are. 1 Rotate or flip your mattress regularly. 2 Always use a cleanable/washable mattress cover. 3 Do gentle spot cleaning if necessary. 4 Avoid uncovered exposure to direct sunlight. 5 Allow your mattress to breathe.

No, natural latex does not give off any chemical odours.

Hybrid mattresses differ from a solid latex mattress in that they take the best aspects of latex and combine it with pocketed spring mattresses in the form of a topper. This topper can give an extra layer of comfort to the sleeper.

On average, latex mattresses last longer than most other mattress types; longevity is a prime benefit of organic or natural latex mattresses.

Yes, you can bend and manipulate latex mattresses. A latex mattress can safely be manipulated and gently bent or folded to accommodate a move or a tight stairway.

The reason that latex mattresses are often more expensive than a traditional mattress relates to the fact that latex is harvested by hand; this means that there are many person-hours before the sap can be processed into latex.

The primary material that makes up latex is the Sap from the Rubber Tree (Hevea brasiliensis). This sap is collected and processed into latex. The processes used to turn this sap into latex are either the Talalay or the Dunlop method.