Discover the Features of Bedisupreme Natural Latex Mattresses.

Different types of latex mattresses are made from different materials, which means their characteristics and properties may vary. Therefore, choosing a latex mattress that meets your needs and suits your body structure is very important. It is necessary to carefully study the details before making a purchase in order to find the best mattress that will help you achieve truly effective and restful sleep.
At Bedisupreme, we offer…

7-Zone Latex Mattress

Made from 100% natural latex using a modern manufacturing process. Liquid latex is poured into a mold and baked to form a solid mattress core. The mattress is designed with 7 ergonomic zones to support different parts of the body from head to toe, helping maintain proper balance, relaxation, and comfort throughout the night.

• Head and Neck Zone
• Shoulder and Back Zone
• Waist and Lower Back Zone
• Hip Zone
• Knee Zone
• Leg Zone
• Foot and Ankle Zone

Mattress Density

Most mattresses available on the market typically have a density ranging from 70–75 Kg/m3. However, at Bedisupreme, our mattresses are designed with a higher density of 80–85 Kg/m3. Latex mattresses with lower density tend to feel softer and lighter in weight,
while higher-density mattresses provide a firmer feel and are generally heavier.

Features

• Ergonomically supports body weight and helps relieve back pain
• Designed with ventilation holes for excellent airflow
• Does not retain moisture and helps prevent bacteria and dust mitesรฝุ่น
• Made from natural materials and environmentally friendly
• Highly durable with a lifespan of more than 15 years

ECO 70/30 Natural Latex Mattress

It is made from leftover latex pieces from the production process of natural latex mattresses, which are finely ground and compressed into a dense mattress core. Most compressed latex mattresses are layered with foam or natural latex on the top layer to provide a softer surface, resulting in greater sleeping comfort.

Mattress Density

Most mattresses available on the market typically have a density ranging from 70–75 up to 100–110 Kg/m3. The latex content is usually around 50–60%, while foam makes up about 40–50%.In contrast,Bedisupreme are made with 70% latex and 30% foam, with a density of 110 Kg/m3.

Feature

• Highly durable with a service life of up to 10 years.
• Moisture-resistant and helps prevent the growth of bacteria and dust mites.
• Much more affordable than a genuine latex mattress.
• The rubber is firm and does not have perforated holes.
• The mattress is relatively heavy and difficult to fold.
• It has lower elasticity than a genuine latex mattress.
• It offers less ergonomic support compared to a genuine latex mattress.

PE mattress (Polyethylene mattress)

A PE mattress is made from synthetic material called polyethylene (PE). It is durable, similar to compressed foam but lighter in weight. The material is tough and dense, odor-free, does not shed fibers, and maintains its shape even after long-term use.

Feature

• The mattress is durable with a firm and dense structure.
• The mattress maintains its shape and does not sag over time.
• The mattress is lightweight and easy to handle.
• Highly durable with a service life of up to 5 years.
• Moisture-resistant and helps prevent the growth of bacteria and dust mites.

Although it is commonly called alatex mattress, it can actually be divided into several types. In simple terms,latex mattressescome in different grades depending on their quality and the amount of natural latex used in their production.

Therefore, when deciding to purchase alatex mattress, it is important to carefully study the details and consider all aspects thoroughly. This will help ensure that you choose a mattress that best meets your needs and fits your budget as closely as possible.