Everything to Know Before Buying a Spring Mattress

 

 Introduction

So, you are thinking to buy a spring mattress? Good choice. But wait. Don’t just go to the shop and pick any mattress. Many people do that. Later they cry. Some even throw their mattress in just 6 months. Sad story, right?

I also made that mistake once. I bought a cheap spring mattress because it looked soft. But after 3 months, it started making “tuk-tuk” noise every night. My back also started hurting. I wish someone told me the truth before. That is why I wrote this guide.

Let’s understand everything slowly. Simple words. No big confusing talk.




 What is a Spring Mattress?

Spring mattresses are the most common mattresses in the world. Inside them, there are small metal springs or coils. These springs give support to your body.

Think of it like this: when you sit on a spring chair, it pushes you up, right? Same thing here. Springs push your body and keep it lifted. Many people feel spring mattresses are bouncy and fun to sleep on.

But remember, not all spring mattresses are the same. Some are cheap and bad. Some are good and last for years.


Why Do People Love Spring Mattresses?

People love spring mattresses for many reasons. Let me tell you like a friend, not like a boring sales person.

  • Cool Sleep – Springs let air pass. No sweating like foam mattresses.

  • Bouncy Feel – Kids jump on it. Adults too (yes, admit it).

  • Budget Friendly – Mostly cheaper than latex mattresses.

  • Good Support – For people who sleep on back or stomach.

I remember my uncle saying, “Beta, spring mattresses are like old friends, always supportive.” Funny but true.


Types of Spring Mattresses

There are many types. Don’t worry, I will explain very simply.

a) Bonnell Spring

Oldest type. Looks like hourglass-shaped springs connected with wire. Cheap and durable. But a little noisy after years.

b) Pocket Spring

Better than Bonnell. Each spring is in a separate pocket. Moves alone. So, if your partner moves, you don’t feel it. Best for couples.

c) Continuous Coil

One long wire twisted into many coils. Strong but sometimes too firm.

So, before buying, ask the seller which type it is. Don’t get confused by fancy words. Just remember this: pocket spring is best, Bonnell is cheaper, and continuous coil is hard.


Things to Check Before Buying

Okay, now listen carefully. This is the main part.

a) Comfort Test

Don’t just press with your hand. Lie down on it for 10 minutes in the shop. If you feel pressure on your hip or back, don’t buy.

b) Firmness

Spring mattresses come in soft, medium, and hard. Medium is best for most people. Very soft may hurt your back.

c) Warranty

At least 5 years warranty. If they give only 1-2 years, big NO.

d) Edge Support

Sit on the edge. If you feel like you will fall, the quality is bad.

e) Noise

Press hard with your hand. If you hear “creak” sound, avoid it. It will get worse after months.

f) Try Before Buy

Don’t believe only online pictures. Go and test in store if possible.

 Who Should Avoid Spring Mattresses?

Spring mattresses are not for everyone. If you have back pain or spine issue, doctor usually suggest orthopedic or memory foam mattresses.

Also, if you are very lightweight, you may not press the springs enough, and it may feel hard. Kids below 3 years should not sleep on spring mattresses. Better to use baby crib mattresses or latex mattresses for them.

 Final Words

Buying a spring mattress is easy if you know these simple points. Don’t rush. Don’t only look at discounts. Your sleep is more important than saving few hundred rupees.

I always tell people – a mattress is like a friend you meet every night. Choose a good one. Take your time. Sleep well. Be happy.

Need help in choosing the right mattresses? Or want to buy best quality spring mattresses? Call or mail us. We are always happy to help.




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