Firm Mattresses

Firm/Hard Mattress Type: Supportive and Aligning

There is widespread misunderstanding about firmness in the mattress industry. Almost everyone who enters a mattress store asks for a "firm" mattress. No one asks for a saggy one. The reality is that everyone needs a supportive mattress—any mattress you choose must support your body weight. That is the true definition of "firm." What many people are actually seeking is a hard mattress.

This section describes harder mattresses, as some people find a hard sleep surface comfortable.

A hard mattress offers minimal cushioning. It is designed to keep your body aligned and prevent sinking, making it an ideal choice for some stomach sleepers.

Key Characteristics of Hard Mattresses:

Minimal cushioning: Hard mattresses have a minimal top layer of padding.

May not be suitable for side sleepers: Side sleepers may find hard mattresses uncomfortable, as they may not provide enough cushioning for the shoulders and hips.

Additional Considerations:

Personal preference: The ideal hardness level is subjective and depends on individual preference.

Sleeping position: Consider your preferred sleeping position when choosing a hard mattress.

Body weight: Heavier individuals need a mattress that supports their weight. If you weigh over 210 lbs and want a hard mattress with proper pressure relief, Best Sleep will help you find the product best suited to you.

Call us at 1-800-383-7755 or 204-837-7330 with any questions, or chat for more information. Visit our Best Sleep Super Centre at 953 St. James Street, Winnipeg. Financing available.