Quantum Edge Elite Pocketed Coils
The Quantum Edge Elite coils envelop the middle Bolsa comfort core unit, creating an encompassing frame that enhances edge support, ensures a uniform sleeping area, and minimizes the sensation of rolling off.
Quantum Edge Elite Coils
A reinforced perimeter, made up of narrow-diameter Quantum coils, that frames the sides, delivers a consistent sleep surface, and reduces that roll-off feeling.
Bolsa Coils
Provides an even surface that absorbs partner movement and prevents sleepers from rolling together.
Stress-Relieved Wire
Holds its shape and provides a durable, consistent sleep surface.
Durability and Adaptability
Steel coils are tested 26% more durable than foam and bend 24% easier, meaning less wear and tear when used with an adjustable base.
Pocketed Coil
Pocketed Coil VS Innerspring
Before we delve into the differences in coil mattress construction, it helps to know just a little about coils. They are made of steel springs and come in different shapes and thicknesses or gauges. Mattresses also vary in the number of coils they have per square foot of the mattress. More is better to a point, but after a certain coil density, more does not improve comfort.
In a mattress with pocketed coils, each individual spring has its own pocket, hence the name. Every coil in the mattress is separately enclosed or wrapped in fabric, making them independent from one another. Pocketed coils offer a superior form of support because the coils respond to pressure individually, minimizing motion transfer and better contouring to the body.
With a traditional innerspring mattress, the coils are all tied together and move in relation to each other. The traditional method is far less specific as pressure on one spring causes large sections of the mattress to depress. Not only does this affect individual support, but it can affect a partner sleeping in the bed as well. The benefit of pocketed coils is that they work independently, allowing for an even balance of support and specific pressure point relief on the body during sleep.
Pocketed Coil Mattresses
Pocketed coils are designed to combat the shortcomings of a traditional innerspring. Each coil is a cylinder instead of an hourglass for more stability, and each one is individually covered in cloth, so less squeaking. They are not tied to each other but wrapped separately.
Picture a bed of wrapped coils, now picture pressing down on one of them. That one coil depresses, but nothing around it. In terms of support, this translates to a far superior system for your body. Not only do pocketed coils provide superior support, they also provide significant breathability for cooler sleep.
Are Pocketed Coil Mattresses Good?
Pocketed coils are a component in many types of mattresses. Most sleepers find that mattresses with pocketed coils provide excellent pressure relief and reduce motion transfer.
Pocketed coil mattresses are durable and can last up to 10 years or longer. Due to their inclusion in many hybrid mattresses, you can enjoy the benefits of pocketed coils even if you’re a fan of memory foam or pillow top layers. Save now and build your own hybrid mattress with pocketed coils.
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