Emma Premium Mattress

Airgocell® memory foam is a unique adaption on traditional memory foam and is exclusive to Emma Sleep. The properties of this material perform closer to that of gel rather than that of traditional memory foam. The net benefit of this is that the Airgocell is that is has an air percentage of around 50% making it more breathable and creating less heat than its counterpart thanks to the open-pored nature of it. This in turn helps you sleep better and avoids you getting too warm. Gel has been successfully utilised in other areas of the mattress industry with huge success.

Visco-elastic memory foam is a synthetic substance developed by NASA originally with an aim to counteract the extreme forces that astronauts would face. A delightful benefit of memory foam is that is reacts warmly to body temperature and weight resulting in a body conforming foam that has proven over the last few decades to be an amazing comfort layer that produces an incredible nights sleep in a cocoon of comfort.

Airgocell® memory foam is a unique adaption on traditional memory foam and is exclusive to Emma Sleep. The properties of this material perform closer to that of gel rather than that of traditional memory foam. The net benefit of this is that the Airgocell is that is has an air percentage of around 50% making it more breathable and creating less heat than its counterpart thanks to the open-pored nature of it. This in turn helps you sleep better and avoids you getting too warm. Gel has been successfully utilised in other areas of the mattress industry with huge success.

Extra tall springs are more premium in design, expanding further and allowing a deeper sleep. With increased depth these springs are ideally suited to side sleepers who are able to capitalise on the additional sinkage and depth within the support layer to provide a great mould for your hips and shoulder. The extra tall springs are also beneficial to back sleepers whom receive better than average spring response and body contouring.

HRX stands for High Resiliency Extra and is the foundation and base layer from which the entire mattress sits. The layer is commonly referred to as a support layer and aims to provide opposing pressure that pushes and flexes against your body, contouring to each of your movements while helping to ensure your back and neck are properly aligned to best allow for the ultimate in pressure relief. the result is a super supportive layer that enhances rest and recovery regardless of whether you are a back sleeper or side sleeper.

Extra tall springs are more premium in design, expanding further and allowing a deeper sleep. With increased depth these springs are ideally suited to side sleepers who are able to capitalise on the additional sinkage and depth within the support layer to provide a great mould for your hips and shoulder. The extra tall springs are also beneficial to back sleepers whom receive better than average spring response and body contouring.

Those with back-pain have been recommended extra-firm mattresses for years, forcing people to decide between what is comfortable and what is supportive. The result previously being a sacrifice one way or the other. With this mattress you get a more moderate tension which gives you a softer feel but with enough contouring to offset and provide adequate measures for those who suffer with back pain.

Airgocell® memory foam is a unique adaption on traditional memory foam and is exclusive to Emma Sleep. The properties of this material perform closer to that of gel rather than that of traditional memory foam. The net benefit of this is that the Airgocell is that is has an air percentage of around 50% making it more breathable and creating less heat than its counterpart thanks to the open-pored nature of it. This in turn helps you sleep better and avoids you getting too warm. Gel has been successfully utilised in other areas of the mattress industry with huge success.

These mattresses have full body contouring with zoned support that will give better support than many other mattresses. The result is appropriate pressure counteracting your bodies natural arches, dips and divots which will protect your back and lower legs and ensure adequate relief.