Mattresses

The light alarm clock will gently wake you up with calm music. You are properly stretched on your new mattress and trimmed. You move your limbs to test it and you finally experience less pain thanks to the good support feature of your new mattress. Who would have thought that a mattress tailored to your needs could make such a difference. Do you want to have a pleasant night and wake up the next morning rested and satisfied? In this guide, you will learn more about suitable mattresses.

Choose the perfect mattress for health and comfort on the Brionexi website. Here you will find:

Springless for maximum comfort level of body support.

Double that harmoniously combine comfort and spaciousness.

Baby are specially designed to ensure healthy sleep for your baby.

Baby pillows to support the correct position of the baby's head during sleep.

Blankets made of high-quality materials for a warm and comfortable sleep.

Divan, the perfect choice for comfortable sleep and relaxation.

Mattress covers for additional protection of your mattress and ensuring its long service life.

Single for individual comfort and excellent rest.

Orthopedic for those who value back support and correct body position.

Pillows of various shapes and sizes for optimal head support during sleep.

Polutorni-matracy">One and a half are ideal for single beds, providing additional comfort.

Spring will provide optimal support and elasticity during sleep.

When choosing a mattress for the bedroom, it is important to consider individual needs and preferences to ensure quality and comfortable sleep. 

1. Support and relief

A good mattress relieves the body and supports it when lying on your back or side, allowing your muscles to relax. When you lie on your side, your shoulders and pelvis lower so that your spine maintains its natural position. When you lie on your back, the mattress should adapt to the S-shape of your spine. This will save your spine from having to constantly strain it to maintain its natural shape and can prevent tension the next morning.

Since no two bodies are the same, not every surface is the same for everyone. Size, shape and weight, as well as personal preferences or physical characteristics, determine which mattress is right for you.

1. Types of mattresses

Mattresses are usually classified by material and differ mainly by their base. The core usually also determines the various positive properties of the mattress.

1. Foam mattresses

Foam mattresses generally adapt well to your body. They shape the contours of your body when you lie down and help your spine maintain healthy posture. Therefore, foam mattresses are especially suitable for people with restless sleep or back pain. High point elasticity ensures that heavy parts of the body, such as the shoulders and pelvis, sink well into the mattress, while light parts of the body are supported.

The difference between cold foam and comfort foam is the manufacturing process. A comfort foam mattress has a core that is heated to harden it. A cold foam mattress does not heat up. This also affects subsequent sleep: although comfort foam is heat-adjustable, you can also use a cold foam mattress in cool bedrooms with room temperatures below 18 degrees. Even if you get cold easily at night, foam mattresses will work for you. The core has high thermal insulation, retains body heat and gradually releases it. The open-cell foam structure still allows sufficient air to circulate.

2. Spring mattresses

Spring mattresses are a classic among mattress types and are often used in combination with box spring beds. They have a core of coil springs surrounded by a layer of padding and an outer cover. Because they are not made from one piece, but have large cavities inside, they quickly wick moisture out and provide a good sleeping environment. Therefore, they are especially suitable for you if you sweat a lot at night. The circulating interior of spring mattresses also allows air to flow through, which prevents mold growth.

3. Latex mattresses

Latex or natural rubber is a particularly natural material for mattresses. Some models have a little synthetic latex added to compensate for light sensitivity. Latex mattresses are soft and pleasant, so they adapt to your contours and provide good point elasticity. This takes stress off your back and joints and can help with back problems. A latex mattress does not make noise or bounce. If you move around a lot at night, latex mattresses are a good solution for a restful sleep. If you tend to sweat, you may also want to consider purchasing a latex mattress. Thanks to air bubbles in the material, the mattress simply removes moisture out!