If even and perfectly cushioned support strikes your fancy then the Foam and Spring Mattress is your ticket to many well-rested mornings to come. Featuring a fiber quilted cover CertiPUR-US Certified high-density and Visco latex foams and a base layer of heavy duty steel innersprings this mattress is equipped with the right blend to let your joints and spine rest comfortably. With a touch of enveloping softness from our Visco latex foam backed by reliable traditional innersprings this adult mattress is especially ideal for stomach sleepers and those who enjoy a reactive feel. Rolled and shipped in a box that arrives at your doorstep with a 10-year worry-free warranty in tow it’s equipped with just about everything you need to enjoy smooth snoozing. So all that’s left for you to do is tuck in and close your eyes no sheep-counting required. | 
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Not well made
When it expands the springs don't ever go to full height and they are sticking out the top and bottom sides. Not through fabric yet just very cockeyed. It's firmer than advertised too, seems to sink in the middle.
1 out of 5 stars review
Verified Purchase
3/18/2024
bed already has a dip in it. I want to return it.
the mattress has a large dip in it and is leaning too one side want exchange for better quality mattress
Also, I'm not a fan of bonnell springs, although at this price level, individually wrapped pocketed springs are pretty much impossible to find.
Also, I'm not a fan of bonnell springs, although at this price level, individually wrapped pocketed springs are pretty much impossible to find.
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Fiberglass is used as a flame retardant because it melts rather than burns, and so many mattress companies use them, particularly those on the lower price points. While it generally isn't a problem when fully encased in a tightly woven mattress cover, they are so small that strands can stick out, particularly where there are seams on a mattress.
Zinus recently switched away from fiberglass because consumers are looking for fiberglass free mattresses. So I'm sure that it is clearing out their old stock at super low prices.
Regarding bonnell springs, they are usually in cheap mattresses because they are easy to produce and cheap to use in a mattress. In contrast, the manufacturing process for individually wrapped springs are more complicated and costly. Their tradeoff is that because bonnell springs are all interconnected, there's a lot of motion transfer. That means when one person moves on one side of the bed, the entire movement can be felt by another person on the other side of the bed. On the other hand, individually wrapped coils only transfer motion based on the top layer, since the springs aren't directly connected. As you can imagine, individually wrapped coils are better for larger beds designed to be shared while bonnell springs are a better value for smaller beds.
Hope that helps.
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Fiberglass is used as a flame retardant because it melts rather than burns, and so many mattress companies use them, particularly those on the lower price points. While it generally isn't a problem when fully encased in a tightly woven mattress cover, they are so small that strands can stick out, particularly where there are seams on a mattress.
Zinus recently switched away from fiberglass because consumers are looking for fiberglass free mattresses. So I'm sure that it is clearing out their old stock at super low prices.
Regarding bonnell springs, they are usually in cheap mattresses because they are easy to produce and cheap to use in a mattress. In contrast, the manufacturing process for individually wrapped springs are more complicated and costly. Their tradeoff is that because bonnell springs are all interconnected, there's a lot of motion transfer. That means when one person moves on one side of the bed, the entire movement can be felt by another person on the other side of the bed. On the other hand, individually wrapped coils only transfer motion based on the top layer, since the springs aren't directly connected. As you can imagine, individually wrapped coils are better for larger beds designed to be shared while bonnell springs are a better value for smaller beds.
Hope that helps.
Fiberglass is used as a flame retardant because it melts rather than burns, and so many mattress companies use them, particularly those on the lower price points. While it generally isn't a problem when fully encased in a tightly woven mattress cover, they are so small that strands can stick out, particularly where there are seams on a mattress.
Zinus recently switched away from fiberglass because consumers are looking for fiberglass free mattresses. So I'm sure that it is clearing out their old stock at super low prices.
Regarding bonnell springs, they are usually in cheap mattresses because they are easy to produce and cheap to use in a mattress. In contrast, the manufacturing process for individually wrapped springs are more complicated and costly. Their tradeoff is that because bonnell springs are all interconnected, there's a lot of motion transfer. That means when one person moves on one side of the bed, the entire movement can be felt by another person on the other side of the bed. On the other hand, individually wrapped coils only transfer motion based on the top layer, since the springs aren't directly connected. As you can imagine, individually wrapped coils are better for larger beds designed to be shared while bonnell springs are a better value for smaller beds.
Hope that helps.
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