Natural Mattress
Looking for a natural mattress that is made in Canada? Look no further.
The “best” mattress is definitely a personal choice. However, we think the following points are the most important when investing in a long-term mattress purchase :
- Durable – Durable components to provide a true long-term value.
- Comfortable – Firm yet flexible support, and temperature regulating for a restorative sleep.
- Healthy – Naturally hypoallergenic and without the addition of toxic flame retardants.
- Boreal Mattress Workshop natural mattresses are entirely crafted in Montreal.
- We can make custom mattresses for all kinds of usage : vegan mattress (no wool), special size, recreational vehicule or other personalized project. For more details on our ordering, delivery, and warranty policies, please visit our FAQ section.
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Which mattress to choose?
Choosing a foam or latex mattress depends on a number of factors related to your personal preferences for comfort, support, budget and specific health considerations. Here are some key elements to consider when making the best choice:
1. Type of foam
Memory foam (Viscoelastic): Conforms to the shape of the body, reducing pressure points and providing personalized support. Ideal for those seeking enveloping comfort and suffering from joint or back pain. Memory foam mattresses, on the other hand, are generally entirely synthetic and very “warm”.
Polyurethane foam: Firmer and more responsive than memory foam, it offers good support and is generally more affordable.
Natural Latex: Offers responsive support with a little bounce, is naturally hypoallergenic and resistant to dust mites and mold. It’s a good choice for those looking for a more eco-friendly option and for sleepers who prefer a cooler sleeping surface.
2. Density and firmness
Foam density influences mattress durability and support. Higher density generally means better quality and longer life, but also a higher price.
Firmness should be chosen according to your personal preferences and sleeping position (back and stomach sleepers may prefer a firmer surface, while side sleepers may benefit from a softer one).
3. Temperature regulation
Some foams, especially traditional memory foams, can retain heat.
If you tend to feel hot at night, look for foam mattresses designed with natural fibers such as wool or eucalyptus fiber, or even better a natural latex fiber core, as well as cooling technologies such as cooling gels or open foam structures for better air circulation.
