Individual Pocketed Spring with Memory Foam

An individual pocketed spring mattress has pocket springs placed within its own fabric pocket. What this does is that each spring will only react to the pressure applied to that area. This is unlike traditional coil mattresses where the coil moves as a unit when pressure is applied. As a result, individual pocketed spring mattresses provide an improved level of comfort and support. This is ideal for couples with different body weights and/or if one of you tosses and turns around a lot. With our range of mattresses at King Koil, you’ll definitely find the right type and suitable firmness for better sleep!

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Benefits of Individual Pocketed Spring Mattresses

  • Minimal motion transfer - As each spring is enclosed in its own fabric pocket, the mattress supports body weight individually. This reduces the feeling of your partner’s movements to promote uninterrupted sleep.
  • Better support - Individual pocketed spring mattresses are premium mattresses that can provide better body support. The fabric pockets hold the springs at a constant tension, preserving the firmness of the mattress.
  • Cooling sleep - The individual springs promote better airflow, allowing you to enjoy a cooler sleep. Feeling cool helps to regulate your sleep cycle.

Which Is Better: Pocketed Spring or Memory Foam Mattresses?

  • Material - Pocketed spring mattresses are made up of many individual springs enclosed in fabric pockets, followed by layers of foam padding on top. Memory foam mattresses are made of treated polyurethane foam which is dense.
  • Temperature regulation - If you’re a hot sleeper, a pocketed spring mattress would be ideal as it offers a better cooling effect. Cold or mid sleepers can opt for memory foam mattresses.
  • Durability - As pocketed spring mattresses are designed to respond to pressure, this causes the springs to wear out faster. Typically, this type of mattress may last 8-10 years at maximum, while memory foam mattresses can last for 12 years.
  • Motion transfer - Both types of mattresses provide minimal motion transfer. However, memory foam mattresses offer a body hugging feeling that triumphs the motion separation offered by their pocketed spring counterparts.