Como Plush

Older style traditional springs in mattresses were held together with wire. Pocket springs are held together by the fabric “pocket” each spring sits in, giving independence of movement for each spring. This significantly reduces partner disturbance as well as efficiently contouring to body shape for the best spinal alignment. The spring system is then divided into 7 sections or “zones” across the mattress. Utilizing heavier duty springs in the sections where our bodies require it, the “zone” system adds support and more give where needed.

Foam encasing surrounding the spring unit provides a supportive edge and larger sleep surface.

Latex is extracted from rubber trees and processed to make the latex foam used in the bedding industry. It is natural, durable, highly resilient, non-toxic, non-allergenic, anti-bacterial and resistant to dust mites. Latex foams are both supportive and pressure relieving and available in various comfort feels.

Soft foam and silk fibre are quilted together to make a cushioning comfort layer which sits between the other comfort foams and the top fabric of the mattress.

Tencel fabric is made from several types of wood pulp, most commonly from eucalyptus trees. The manufacturing process is environmentally beneficial, using sustainably sourced wood, and less water and fewer pesticides than other fabric types.
Tencel is known for its soft feel and durability, as well as its breathability and moisture-wicking properties.

Healthguard is a fabric treatment which protects against bacteria, dust mites and allergens.