These days, mattresses come not only in a variety of widths, but also in an array of depths to suit the comfort needs of just about any customer. Standard mattresses are passé. Nowadays, there is such choice in mattresses that it's easy to get muddled. The variance in construction methods, materials, sizes, comfort, and firmness - it's all so confusing. But here we'll focus on the importance of depth.
In an effort to please more customers, mattress manufacturers have started producing mattresses with different depths, from a standard depth of between six and seven inches upwards to about 15 inches. A mattress' depth can affect the way the mattress feels when you lie on it. But does more depth mean a better sleep?
Like other consumer goods, mattresses come in a price point to meet every budget, from accessible and affordable to the crème de la crème of opulence. Deep mattresses spell luxury, and that means the deeper the mattress, chances are the deeper you'll have to dig into your pockets to pay for it. But when you do splurge on a deeper mattress, you get more than just a closer look at your ceiling.
You get:
Construction:
The better the mattress is, which includes the depth, the better it will serve the sleeper.
Filling:
Lower-end mattresses may restrict the quality of the filling in the mattresses, but when you buy at the luxury end of the scale, you'll get more luxurious fillings in your mattress, too. Silk, mohair and cashmere are common fillings for deep, high-end mattresses.
A deep mattress makes your bed look inviting, but a high-end mattress will give you a more comfortable sleep, too. The solid construction and luxurious materials and fillings will still offer a full range of firmness to suit every taste. But when you choose a deep mattress, you are choosing to enjoy practical support as well as adding a little luxury to your bedroom.
So, if you are looking to get the ultimate night's sleep while at the same time giving your bedroom a little touch of sumptuousness, consider investing in a deep mattress. Look for one that is at least 9 inches deep for maximum balance between luxury and practicality.
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