Mattress with continuous springs (bonnell) in single layer and double-sided dimensions.
The mattress is a means of well-being and relaxation.
A healthy sleeper changes his sleeping position up to sixty times a night (to avoid muscle and joint pain). The ability to change one’s position without being hindered is a necessary condition for a restorative sleep. The even distribution of pressure prevents pain in the body where there can be the greatest pressure (shoulders, hips, heels) and guarantees good blood circulation. The excellent temperature (neither too hot, nor too cold) and humidity regulation (absorption of sweat) are perfectly adapted to the individual.
But the most important thing to remember is that the degree of hardness of a mattress should be adjusted according to your personal preferences. That’s why various hardness scales that are out there do not reflect your reality to an absolute degree.
This mattress is made with the traditional and more durable mattress construction. They consist of multiple springs of the same type and hardness, joined in a grid. This mesh is the heart of the mattress and is responsible for how the weight will be distributed. Bonnell mattresses are usually harder than mattresses with independent pocket springs and foam mattresses.
TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS:
Dimensions: 90×190 cm
Matress height: 19 cm
– Pongee fabric
– A layer of foam 1 cm. 250/g Quilted
– Hard wadding 700g (x2)
-17 cm. continuous spring height
The same materials are used on the reverse side as well
CONSTRUCTION MATERIALS:
The surface of the mattress is made of pongee fabric. Commonly known as rain fabric, it is made of low elasticity polyester raw materials. It is a smooth and soft fabric with a light and durable texture, good elasticity and luster. It does not shrink, is easy to wash and quick to dry.
Next, there is a layer of foam.
Underneath the foam are two layers of hard foam.
The heart of the mattress consists of from continuous springs 17 cm high, with a thickness of 1.8 mm.
MAINTENANCE:
• Periodically expose your mattress to the sun for proper ventilation
• Leave windows open daily for 30 minutes to remove moisture, especially during the winter which is the main cause of mattress odor
•Do not bend the mattress because there is a risk of deformation and destruction
•Do not use it as a “trampoline” by children
•Keep it dry
•Wash the sheets at high temperatures and iron them well to kill various microorganisms and place them dry on top of the mattress
•Do not iron on the mattress
•Protect it from liquids and clean it locally only with special cleaners
•The base of the mattress must be without protrusions, curves and bumps. It should be on a straight surface
ADVANTAGES:
The mattresses with continuous bonnell springs have the lowest cost compared to the rest of the mattresses on the market and can be more easily they are replaced so that at regular intervals you always have a new mattress, while due to their hardness they offer support to the spine even for extremely overweight people. Also, they are less flexible, making it easier to rotate the mattress. So they are ideal for people who want an inexpensive option and people who like harder mattresses.
