Polyurethane was the first widely used synthetic mattress foam and still. It is very common for general-purpose mattresses needed for hotels, motels, inns, and guesthouses. Polyurethane is fundamentally a good general-purpose mattress foam.

High-density foams are materials with a high weight per cubic foot and therefore have a strong cell structure, which makes the material highly durable. This does not have an effect on how soft or firm the mattress is. Density only indicates quality and durability, not your comfort level.

Memory foam can deform according to the change of body temperature. When the slow rebound sea surface is pressed, it will not produce rebound force until all the pressure is evenly distributed. When the external force extrusion stops, it will slowly return to its original shape.

Open Cell Foam is cushiony-soft, and this is because the cell walls are broken, allowing air to fill the spaces in the material. It not only allows your mattress to reduce off-gassing but also helps you stay cool.

Gel memory foam is a combination of traditional memory foam and gel, which can be in a layer of the mattress or combined with the memory foam throughout the mattress mold. Another cooler option for your mattresses.

Slow Rebound Memory Foam can reduce the pressure on the head and body, that is to absorb the pressure of the human body. When the human body contacts the material, the material will sense the temperature of the human body and gradually become soft.