Two latex layers. One considered feel.
Three inches of Talalay sit above three inches of Dunlop. The Talalay cushions close to the body; the deeper latex layer gives the surface its responsive character.
Talalay latex · Dunlop latex · Wool
Natural Plus
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A supple Talalay surface over deeper Dunlop support. Six inches of latex create generous cushioning, with firmness chosen around your body and sleeping position.
$2,999Queen · 16in profileBefore tax
A soft cotton surface, included as standard.
WHY CHOOSE THIS MATTRESS?
You want a yielding surface with a responsive feel beneath it.
Feel the difference in person. Compare comfort, firmness and finish.
- Latex cushioning
- 6inches
- Spring support
- 1spring layer
- Finished profile
- 16inches
- Comfort character
- Supple & responsiveFirmness explored at a trial
FROM SLEEPING SURFACE TO BASE
The materials.
Every layer.
Material. Quantity. Purpose.
16 inches of finished construction.
Cotton / wool quilt
1.25inA cushioned surface with 3.87 kg of wool per queen.
Talalay latex
3inSupple surface cushioning around the shoulders and hips.
Dunlop latex
3inA deeper layer of responsive support.
Pocket springs
8inIndividual spring response beneath the comfort layers.
Insulators & finished base
0.75inSeparates and stabilises the support assembly.
Comfort continues beneath the surface.
Wool quilting softens the first touch, with more upholstery than Natural Comfort. Below the latex, an eight-inch pocket-spring core provides the main support.
Materials, explained.
The comfort layers are designed without polyurethane or memory foam. The mattress also contains steel springs and supporting components. Cotton is the standard surface; the COOLMAX® option contains polyester.
A DIFFERENT FEEL
