Microcoil Mattresses

A microcoil mattress utilizes a layer of small, individually wrapped coils in its construction. These coils are typically much smaller than those found in traditional innerspring mattresses and are often used in combination with other materials such as regular pocket coils, foam, or latex.

Key Features of Microcoil Mattresses:

Steel costs less than foam and lasts longer—a fact that likely requires little convincing. However, this is also why many people are misled when buying a high-end microcoil mattress. A mattress with latex foam, 7,000 coils, and wool is excellent. Conversely, a mattress with 7,000 coils, cheap convoluted foam, and holofill will sag regardless of the coil count. Microcoils extend a mattress's lifespan if, as at Best Sleep, they are paired with high-quality foam. Otherwise, the high coil count is simply a marketing tactic.

Enhanced Conformity: The small size and individual wrapping of the microcoils allow them to conform closely to the body's curves, providing targeted support and pressure relief.

Improved Breathability: The open structure of the microcoil layer allows for greater airflow compared to solid foam layers, which can help regulate temperature and prevent overheating./p>

Increased Responsiveness: Microcoils tend to have a springier feel than foam, making it easier to change positions and move around on the mattress.

Durability: Microcoils are generally considered durable and long-lasting, helping prevent sagging and indentations.

Benefits of Microcoil Mattresses:

Excellent Pressure Relief: The conforming nature of microcoils can help alleviate pressure points and reduce pain for people with back or joint issues.

Cooler Sleeping: The enhanced breathability of microcoils can help regulate temperature and prevent overheating, making them a good choice for hot sleepers.

Supportive and Comfortable: Microcoil mattresses can provide a good balance of support and comfort, making them suitable for various sleeping positions and client weight ranges.

Durable and Long-lasting: Microcoils are generally considered durable and long-lasting, making them a good investment.

Additional Considerations:

Availability: Microcoil mattresses may not be as widely available as other types.

Personal Preference: The feel of a microcoil mattress is subjective; some people may prefer the feel of a traditional innerspring or foam mattress.

Overall, microcoil mattresses are a good option for those seeking a high-quality mattress that provides excellent pressure relief, breathability, and support. Whether in-store or via live chat, we at Best Sleep will guide you to the best mattress for your weight, size, budget, and preferred style—which may very well be a microcoil.

Call us at 1-800-383-7755 or 204-837-7330 with any questions, or chat for more information. Visit our Best Sleep Super Centre at 953 St. James Street, Winnipeg. Financing available.