What is coil spring and when should you choose a coil spring mattress?

In the field of production and sale of mattresses, coil suspension is one of the oldest, and also one of the best-selling, types of mattresses because it has been on the market since the emergence of quality mattresses. And at the same time coil spring mattresses are considered significantly more durable and extremely breathable.

So it is no wonder that coil spring, in one form or another, is combined in modern mattress materials by virtually every known mattress manufacturer.

We talk about a coil spring mattress when it is made of classic springs (as we know them from the old days), but unlike in the past, today both dominate the market, coil spring mattresses, and coil spring mattresses in combination with other materials.

Benefits of coil spring mattresses derive mainly from durability and persistence, because in the market of beds, coil mattresses provide by far the longest life span.

It is advisable to take a closer look at coils spring mattresses especially for those who have, together with a desire for a longer lasting mattress, also overweight problems. Buyers of coil spring mattresses are also supporters of harder beds.

When we talk about a modern coil spring mattress and the combination of scarf suspension, we mention that today's coil spring mattresses are most commonly combined with latex, cold blown foams, memory foam and HR foam, where the choice depends on the individual, depending on their style and type of sleeping habits.

Coil spring suspension is also called Bonell suspension, but classic mattresses often achieve their popularity also because of the price, which is often incomparably lower than with other mattresses.

If you are opting for a coil spring mattress, we recommend that you check the offer of mattresses, and find those that, in addition to quality suspension, also offer anti-allergy coating, suspension protection (such as eco felt), and additional reinforced edges (e.g. PU foam).