Choosing the right mattress type makes the difference between a good night’s sleep and a sore back in the morning. Below we break down the four mattress types we stock, what each is best suited for, and which one matches your sleep needs and budget — all delivered straight to your door anywhere in Gauteng, backed by our best price guarantee.
The type of mattress you select for your new bed set can have a good or bad impact on your sleep and day to day life. You are welcome to give us a shout if you need personalized advice on our range of beds for sale.
The classic spring mattress, and still one of the most popular for good reason: durable, breathable, and the most affordable way to get reliable support. Innerspring mattresses come in every size from single to king, including extra-length options, and hold up well over years of regular use. Most common mattress type.
High-density foam offers a firmer, more supportive feel than memory foam at a lower price point — a smart choice for guest rooms, growing kids, or anyone who wants solid support without the premium price tag. It holds its shape well over time and resists the sagging cheaper foams are prone to.
Memory foam contours to your body, softening under heat and pressure to cradle your shoulders, hips, and lower back. Particularly good at relieving pressure points, popular with side sleepers and anyone who wakes up stiff. The trade-off is a slower "sink-in" feel and slightly warmer sleep than spring options
Built from hundreds of individually wrapped coils, a pocket sprung mattress moves with your body rather than against it — each spring responds independently to weight and pressure. That means better spinal alignment and far less motion transfer, so if you share a bed, you won't feel every toss and turn.
A medium-firm mattress that keeps your spine aligned without creating pressure points works best for most back pain sufferers. Pocket sprung mattresses are a strong choice — the individual coils support your lower back without letting your hips sink too deep. High-density foam is a close second if you’d prefer a firmer, more budget-friendly option.
Side sleepers put more pressure through their shoulders and hips than any other sleep position, which makes memory foam the natural fit — it cushions those pressure points while still supporting your spine in a neutral line.
Stomach sleepers need a firmer surface that stops the hips from sinking and pulling the spine out of alignment. Innerspring and high-density foam both deliver the firmer, more even support this sleep position needs.
Durability and support matter most here. Pocket sprung mattresses hold up well under heavier weight because each coil works independently, and high-density foam is built to resist sagging over time — both are worth looking at first.