7 Not-recommended Mattresses

Author: Synwin–Mattress Suppliers

Mattress is something we have to come into contact with every day, and good sleep quality is also inseparable from a mattress. Synwin Mattress Technology Co., Ltd. is a manufacturer specializing in the production and sales of mattresses, pocket spring mattresses, and tatami mattresses. The mattresses we produce are guaranteed in quality and unique in style. They are your best choice. . Today, I want to talk to you about how to choose a mattress, and what mattress to choose.

On this subject, I would like to talk about 7 mattresses that are not recommended. The content is very informative. If you also have the above problems, it is recommended to read carefully and collect spares! 1. Don't buy a mattress that is too cheap. Although it is not necessarily worth every penny, the quality of the mattress that is too cheap will not be good, because the cost exists.

Too cheap like a few hundred dollars, or simply a no-name mattress. Aside from low-end materials, it's difficult for such mattresses to meet environmental standards. Inferior mattresses, due to the raw material filling layer, are basically artificial latex with a lot of chemical substances added, inferior glue palm pads and spring nets with poor support, the price is naturally cheap.

Just like we sleep on a mattress every day, a mattress is too poor to guarantee the health and quality of sleep, not to mention that it is too good to buy and not too cheap. 2. Don't buy too expensive mattresses. Don't buy too expensive mattresses. It's not that high-end mattresses are bad, but that ordinary people don't need them at all. The mattress is nothing more than a combination of spring + filling layer + brown + no high-tech fabrics in these materials.

No matter how much a mattress costs, it's made the same way. The production cost is not much different, and the price difference is mostly advertising fee and brand premium. For example, a mattress priced above 20,000 or 30,000 yuan is just more padding, better material.

However, no matter how expensive a mattress is, its lifespan is only 8 to 10 years at most, and the material can also age, become damp, and breed bacteria, which greatly affects our sleep quality and health. 3. It is not recommended to buy imported mattresses if they advertise themselves as imported mattresses. This is usually a gimmick greater than reality. To be honest, the development of domestic mattress technology is no worse than that of foreign countries.

Also, the mattress you spent a lot of money on, is it really imported? Maybe it's also produced in China. For example, a well-known brand mattress claiming to be from Europe used a photo of a foreign old man as an advertisement, which made everyone mistakenly believe that it was imported, and deceived everyone for more than ten years. A mattress that costs more than 900 yuan, but most of the prices on the market are more than 3,000 yuan or even 1,500 yuan.

Really take the IQ of our consumers and rub it on the ground! In other words, the import duty on imported mattresses is really high, so the domestic price is far beyond its reality. In addition, there are some so-called brand value, advertising investment and other costs that must be passed on to consumers. Therefore, there is really no need to blindly pursue the so-called imported mattresses. The product quality is not necessarily better than domestic ones, but the price has risen several times.

4. Don't buy a mattress that is too thick. The thicker the better, the thicker the better. If the mattress is too thick, it is not only airtight and easy to get wet, but also affects the service life of the mattress. Also, the mattress was too thick to make sense at all. The mattress is 30 cm, or even 60 cm, which is not practical, too thick, airtight, and too soft, which is completely inconsistent with our Asian sleeping habits.

Also, mattresses that are too soft, like pure latex or memory foam mattresses, are not easy to fit into the bed. Like our common row frame bed board basically can not be used, can not be well supported. So, you can only buy a flat bed.

In addition, the mattress is too soft, the lumbar support is insufficient, and the long-term low back pain is not conducive to the growth of children's lumbar spine. In fact, just like a pure latex or memory foam mattress, a thickness of around 12 cm is sufficient. If you want to choose a spring mattress, a spring mattress with a thickness of 12 to 18 cm is recommended, which is the most ideal and has a long durability and longevity.

5. Don't buy mattresses with too many partitions Currently, mattress partitions are very popular in the market. For example, the seven-zone, nine-zone, and even 11-zone products that advertise their own products have a better sleep experience, but they can't stand up to scrutiny at all. Or the actual experience is far from the propaganda effect.

The principle of partitioning is easy to understand. It uses the wire diameter and thickness of the independent pocket spring to divide several areas, and under the same stress, different supports of the body are realized. But when you think about it, taking the actual situation as an example simply doesn't stand up to scrutiny... let alone the actual feeling of sleep, just as our usual sleeping position will change, and one movement will deviate from the zone. In addition, two people of different heights fell asleep, supporting the high waist and running to the buttocks.

So unless the zones can be set up intelligently and change zones as you sleep to meet the needs of different groups of people, sleep quality can't be improved very well. 6. Don't buy compressed roll mattresses The popular online celebrity compressed roll mattresses in recent years are not recommended to buy. The disadvantages outweigh the advantages. The common compression roll mattress is to press the spring mattress into a thin layer, generally to about 5 cm, and then roll it into a carton.

The main purpose of this is to save space and facilitate transportation. However, due to compression, the entire spring net will deform due to uneven force. The result is a short lifespan and a poor sleep experience.

Also, since there is no skeleton inside, this spring mattress does curl compression and has to discard some edge hard support material. For example, spring frames, or support springs, etc., long-term use, especially by people who often sit on the edge of the bed, may cause the edge to collapse, and the most immediate feeling is that the mattress tilts or collapses. The original intention of this roll mattress design is to save space, shipping, logistics, courier and merchants.

In fact, it has little to do with consumers, but it sacrifices the reinforcement of the edge of the mattress and the service life of the mattress. 7. Don't buy a mattress for a bed. Do you think it's worth it when you buy a bed? Do not be silly. Wool comes from sheep.

Everyone knows this. You only spend three or four thousand to buy a bed. What kind of mattress can the merchant give you? Buy a bed, buy a sofa and send a mattress from the merchant, don't.

It's the worst material, or mattresses that don't sell in stock. You think it's cheap, but you're actually buying it with your own money. Just another way.

Ask the store to give you some discount and get yourself a mattress of similar quality. Written at the end: We don't have to buy a bed that's too good, but a mattress that's right for us, strictly speaking, we sleep on a mattress after all. It is recommended that you still buy a spring mattress, which is moderate and durable for sleep.