Dunlop and Talalay latex can feel surprisingly different. Compare their support, pressure relief, bounce and natural content to understand which type of latex is the better fit for your mattress.
Not all hybrid mattresses are created equal. See how 100% latex compares with latex hybrids, and why the type of support core, amount of latex and overall construction can make such a big difference.
How latex is made matters, but what it’s made from matters just as much. See how natural and synthetic latex affect feel and support, and why material content matters as much as the process.
What type of bed frame do you need for a latex mattress? Latex is heavy and flexible, making the foundation an important part of the complete sleep system. Bed slats should be no more than 3 inches...
What fire retardants are used in a latex mattress? Every mattress sold in Canada must meet federal flammability requirements, and a 100% cotton cover cannot meet those requirements on its own. Wool...
Does natural latex have a smell? Yes. New latex mattresses, toppers and pillows can have a mild, distinctive rubber-like or slightly sweet scent that comes from the latex itself. It is usually most...