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Bonnell Spring
2.3 mm VS
Pocket Spring
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What are the pros and cons and how are they different?
When considering the right mattress for your lifestyle, it is crucial to examine the materials used. Bedisupreme provides information about the most popular materials offered by different brands, as each material type possesses distinct characteristics. Therefore, we would like to compare the differences between Bonnell Spring and Pocket Spring mattresses, including their pros and cons.
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Bonnell Spring 2.3mm (Bonnell Spring)
The Bonnell Spring mattress is a traditional spring mattress where the springs are interconnected in an hourglass shape. This type of spring construction is widely popular and offers affordability, with prices ranging from thousands to tens of thousands of dollars depending on additional features of each mattress model. Bonnell Spring mattresses are suitable for individuals who prefer mattresses with varying levels of firmness, ranging from less firm to firm.
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Pros
- Good support and effective weight distribution
- Ability to adjust the firmness level
- High flexibility for added comfort
- Relatively affordable price compared to other mattress options
Cons
- Vibration when moving, which can potentially disturb the sleeping partner
- Over time, the springs may become loose, resulting in a rustling sound when the mattress is used
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Pocket spring mattress (Pocket Spring)
The Pocket Spring mattress consists of individual springs encased in fabric pockets, with additional springs placed next to each other. This design allows each spring to function independently. The top end of the pocket spring is smaller than the midsection of the Bonnell spring. By concentrating pressure on the center of each pocket spring, weight is evenly distributed and sustained in the pressed region without affecting other areas of the mattress.
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Pros
- Excellent flexibility and ability to conform to body contours, providing good weight support
- Minimal vibration when moving, ensuring that the sleeping partner is undisturbed
- Long service life, offering durability and prolonged use
Cons
- Higher price compared to Bonnell Spring mattresses
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A good night’s sleep is essential for both sleep quality and physical health, as it serves as the ultimate form of relaxation.
During sleep, the body can relax and rejuvenate, allowing for repair and restoration of worn-out parts. With a better understanding of mattress materials, it is important to prioritize sleep by choosing the right mattress for oneself.
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