DIFFERENT
COMBINATION OF
Latex mattresses
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When buying a latex mattress, customers should carefully research and select a type of latex that suits their needs
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Made from latex poured into molds and molded into lumps, natural latex mattresses are highly flexible and represent an innovative approach to mattress production. These mattresses are designed with 7 zones to provide support and comfort to different parts of the body, promoting balance and relaxation for a restful sleep. The 7 zones correspond to specific areas from head to toe, ensuring proper ergonomic alignment. While most market vendors use a density of 70-75 kg/m3, our mattresses utilize a higher density of 80-85 kg/m3. This results in a soft and plush feel for low-density latex mattresses, while high-density latex mattresses offer a firmer level of support.
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of the Mattress
While most market sellers offer latex mattresses with a density of 70-75 kg/m3, our mattresses have a higher density of 80-85 kg/m3. The low-density latex mattress provides a soft and gentle feel, whereas the high-density mattress offers a firmer level of support.
Pros and Cons
- Support ergonomic body weight and alleviate back pain
- Includes ventilation holes
- Made with eco-friendly natural materials
- Long-lasting service life of more than 15 years
- Does not accumulate moisture and does not cause bacteria and dust mites
ECO LATEX 70/30
The goal of compressed rubber mattresses is to reduce waste and compact the leftover rubber scraps from the manufacturing process. These mattresses typically feature a top layer of either sponge or genuine rubber to enhance the softness and provide a more comfortable sleeping surface.
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of the Mattress
While most market vendors offer latex mattresses with densities ranging from 70-75 kg/m3 to 100-110 kg/m3, our mattresses utilize a unique composition. Our mattresses consist of 70% sponge and 30% latex with a density of 110 kg/m3. This combination ensures a high-quality and durable product, providing optimal comfort and support for a restful sleep experience.
Pros and Cons
- Has less flexibility than natural rubber injected 7 Zone
- Much cheaper than genuine Latex Mattress
- The rubber is hard with no ventilation holes
- The mattress is heavy and difficult to fold
- Long service life of up to 10 years
- Does not accumulate moisture and does not cause bacteria and dust mites
PE rubber mattress (PE)
PE Synthetic Latex Mattress, also known as a mattress made from Polyethylene raw material, is highly regarded for its exceptional durability, comparable to that of a compressed sponge. This material is long-lasting, devoid of any rubber-like odor, and resistant to sagging, collapsing, or sinking. Additionally, PE Synthetic Latex Mattresses are lighter in weight compared to compressed sponges, making them a practical choice.
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of the Mattress
The firm and lightweight core structure of the mattress makes it lighter, dust-free, moisture-resistant, and easy to maintain, making it suitable for the entire family.
- Have tenacity
- No rubber smell
- Not flaky
- No collapsing or sinking
- Long service life of up to 5 years
- Does not accumulate moisture and does not cause bacteria and dust mites