Archive for the ‘memory foam’ Category

Sleep is one very essential requirement to achieve good health.  Sleep may seem like an automatic activity but in reality sleep it does not come quickly.  Every night when we sleep in our beds, we essentially undergo five different stages of sleep. Read the rest of this guide »

There are many products out there for those of us who find it difficult to sleep, or perhaps get to sleep easily but wake up not feeling refreshed and ready for the day, but rather groggy and ready to slump back in the mattress. One of those products is the memory foam mattress. Read the rest of this guide »

You cannot underestimate the importance of having a good mattress. Consider this: if you spend even seven hours per night asleep, 365 days per year, that is 2,555 hours in one year alone on your mattress. Over 20 years, you’ve spent 51,100+ hours with your mattress. Your mattress has seen you through sleep cycles good and bad, and depending on its quality and your state of health, has assisted you by offering you comfort, given your body support while you sleep, and relief from the aches and pains of daily living. Read the rest of this guide »

Combining the luxury and comfort of a memory foam mattress with the economy and build quality of a traditional mattress, we take a look at latex foam mattresses and give you the lowdown. Read the rest of this guide »

So you’ve just ordered a brand new memory foam mattress and you’re very much looking forward to experiencing the famous foam ’melting’ sensation. But is your new sleep experience totally complete? Have you forgotten something? Read the rest of this guide »

Memory foam has a reputation for making people too hot when they sleep but here at Memory Foam Mattress Direct we’d like to lay that preconception aside. Read the rest of this guide »

Choosing a new mattress or bed can be a stressful business. With so many different types and materials available, it can be hard to find something that fits your budget and needs. That’s where memory foam comes in.

Unlike standard foams and mattresses, memory foam mattresses literally mould to your needs and body shape. While normal mattresses compress, memory foam changes shape when pressure is applied (i.e. when you lay down) and the cells inside distribute the resulting air pressure so that it doesn’t want to ‘spring’ back to its original shape. Read the rest of this guide »