Firmness options
Each mattress incorporates multiple firmness levels to accommodate the body’s unique characteristics.
Mattress sections
Head, Shoulders, Back, Hips, Legs.
Composition
Support Structure: High-density polyurethane foam.
Side Reinforcements: Ultra-firm high-density polyurethane foam.
Core: High-resilience polyurethane foam (Velva®).
Transition Layer: 3D Mesh.
Comfort Layer: Ventilated high-density viscoelastic foam (gel-infused memory foam).
Cover: Machine-washable, breathable coconut and polyester knit.
Capacities
Twin XL: 600lbs
Double: 800lbs
Queen: 1000lbs
King: 1200lbs

Use
Place the mattress on a uniformly firm surface and use a mattress protector to extend the life of your mattress and limit allergens.
Adaptation
The time it takes to adjust to a new mattress varies from person to person, but we generally talk about a period of between 2 to 4 weeks. During this time, your body adjusts to the new firmness, support and comfort of the mattress.
Care
No maintenance is require with this mattress. If stains occur, spot clean or remove cover for dry cleaning.

Orthex Canada inc. provides for your mattress, a ten-year warranty from date of purchase, against manufacturing or component defects or irregular use. When deficiency is approved by Orthex, the mattress will be replaced by the same model or its equivalent. Warranty claims should be made directly to Orthex via email or phone.

Is a foam mattress warmer?

Not necessarily. The warmth of a mattress depends on the materials and technologies used to enhance air circulation and temperature regulation.

Why is a foam mattress preferable to a spring mattress?

Foam mattresses generally provide better weight distribution and more uniform body support compared to spring mattresses. They can also help alleviate pressure points, offering enhanced comfort, especially for individuals experiencing joint or back tension.

How do I choose the right firmness level for my mattress?

The choice of firmness depends on individual preferences, preferred sleep position, and specific needs regarding support and comfort. A firm mattress offers heightened support, with minimal sinking under body weight, and is typically suitable for those who prefer sleeping on their back or stomach. A semi-firm mattress provides a certain level of flexibility, allowing slight sinking under body weight and is often more suitable for side sleepers as it allows the shoulders and hips to slightly sink into the mattress.