How Long Does A Memory Foam Mattress Last?

1. How Long Does A Memory Foam Mattress Last? Purchasing a brand new mattress for your bedroom can be a daunting task with so many options to choose from. Mattress manufacturers today have upped their game by investing money and effort into research and development to align consumer needs and their products resulting in the best mattress options possible. One such innovation that has come through in the last 20 years is the use of memory foam in mattresses. Originally designed for NASA aeroplane seats in 1960, this material was a breakthrough as it is a high energy absorber, responds to heat and pressure, contours to body shape and even returns to its original flat surface when pressure embarks. Soon, memory foam mattresses were available in the market for consumers to use as a relief for their chronic back related illnesses, spine alignment, neck support, even as an allergy relief to seasonal allergy sufferers when resting in bed! However, buying a mattress does not just end with the benefits of material used in the mattress. Before buying one, it may be wise to go through this checklist: 1.Address the need for a memory foam mattress: Is it pain related? Co-sleeping purposes? Soothe allergies? Whatever the need, be clear about it to ensure the mattress matches them. 2.Size and dimensions: Measure up to make sure you fit in the mattress comfortably while asleep. Especially if you intend to share it with a partner. 3.Economical: Does it fit your budget? Buying directly from manufacturers like Wakefit, can save you costs and get you the best mattress price available.

2. 4.Warranties: A high-quality foam mattress comes with a minimum of 10 years warranty and full coverage at that. The main issue that can arise from foam mattresses is compression. Check to ensure the warranty covers sagging 1 inch and below as impressions over this can cause serious discomfort. Last but the most important point-- is the memory foam mattress that you intend to choose- durable? Typically, a memory foam mattress lasts 10 years more than the traditional innerspring mattress. Innerspring beds have the least lifespan and durability owing to the padding layers that compress a lot quicker. Furthermore, the non-replaceable springs or coils lose support making the mattress of very little use and too soon. Other commonly advertised mattresses are air beds and water beds, both of which have a good overall life span of 8-9 years but very poor durability with parts often needing replacement. The benefit of buying a memory foam mattress from a durability purpose is: Density: The greater the density, the tighter the structure. The spacing of each cell in the mattress matters as it affects the comfort level and performance. Medium density foams offer optimal support and are long lasting too. Support: Memory foam mattresses have a solid base. The core beneath the memory foam layer acts as the skeleton of the mattress offering structure. A good quality core will support mattress health by not allowing compression to affect it sooner. High resilience foam mattresses are ideal to ensure longer durability. Easy to care: Memory foam mattresses are easy to care for. Elongate the number of years by making sure the base of your bed is sturdy with tough slats. This will provide   

3. for a strong foundation to the mattress and keep it from sagging. Vacuuming on a regular basis and a mattress protector will help. Research by mattress experts Wakefit shows that an astounding 80% of their customers are happy with memory foam mattresses. Wakefit’s orthopedic and dual comfort memory foam mattresses are prime examples of some of the best bed and mattresses with prices available online.