InnerSpring Mattresses Made by Hand in Spokane, WA

They sleep cool: At Twilight Bedding Co., we sell a diverse array of mattress types – including latex and memory foam mattresses – so we’re not denigrating those mattresses when we suggest InnerSpring mattresses simply outclass them on sleep temperature. Advances have been made in sleep temperature, especially for latex mattresses, but there’s simply far more space for airflow in a traditional spring mattress. 

Consistent support and bounce from the center to the edges: Innerspring mattresses tend to offer the highest level of consistent support across the entire surface area of the mattress. Their superior weight distribution often makes them a suitable choice for heavier individuals or those with back or joint problems. InnerSpring mattresses also have a bounce that makes moving on the bed and getting out easier compared to foam mattresses. 

Pinnacle edge support: Think about how often you sit on the edge of your bed to put on socks, change the channel on your television, check your phone – or whatever else it is you do when you’re getting ready in the morning for work or preparing for bed. Sitting on the edge of the bed is one of those universal behaviors people often don’t actively think about when shopping for mattresses – but it matters more than you might initially think. The material physics and consistency of spring mattresses means they offer superior edge support, making them indisputably better for edge sitting. 

Cost effective and long lasting: InnerSpring mattresses do have lower material costs than some of the newer memory foam or latex mattresses with specially formulated foams that require advanced manufacturing processes. This means the higher-end variations are often slightly more affordable than comparable latex or memory foam mattresses. 

Mattress familiarity matters: Sleep is a huge part of every person’s life. You should ideally be spending nearly a third of your time in bed, which means it’s probably the most used piece of furniture in your whole home. Your sleep quality can also have a dramatic influence on your productivity and overall quality of life. 

The vast majority of sleepers don’t want to jeopardize their sleep quality by rolling the dice on some completely different and untried mattress material. InnerSpring is the default mattress for a compelling reason – it’s what many people have always slept on, and they understandably don’t want to mess with the sure bet. 

Polyurethane foam is a polymer first developed in the late 1930s as a replacement for rubber. It began being used in a variety of commercial applications during and after World War II. The wide adoption of polyurethane foam can be attributed to its versatility: 

• It can be flexible or rigid
• It's resistant to wear and tear
• It's lightweight yet strong
• It can provide thermal insulation
• It can absorb sound
• It's resistant to oil, grease and various solvents

Polyurethane foam is particularly popular in mattresses due to its ability to provide good support and comfort. It contours to the body, distributing weight evenly and reducing pressure points, enhancing sleep quality and preventing morning back pain.

Polyurethane foam's properties like durability and ability to maintain its shape over time have made it one of the leading materials for high quality yet affordable mattresses. 

A double-sided mattress can be flipped to dramatically extend its longevity. If mattress A costs 1.5 times what mattress B costs but mattress A lasts twice as long, mattress A is technically more cost effective even though it has a higher upfront cost. Purchasers may seriously want to consider the long-term cost savings of double-sided mattresses – especially if they find a double-sided InnerSpring mattress they like.