We
use the same 4 types of coil designs that the major "BIG S"
mattress companies use:
Bonnell
coils:

The oldest and most common.
First adapted from buggy seat springs of the 19th century,
they are still prevalent in the majority of mattresses sold in the
Canada Bonnell coils are hourglass-shaped, and the ends of
the wire are knotted or wrapped around the top and bottom circular
portion of the coil and self-tied.
Parker's
Bonnel Coil Models:
Two Sided
- Hotel Deluxe
Firm
Two sided - BOWEN
Plush
Marshall
"pocket" coils:

Each wrapped in a fabric
encasement and usually are tempered . Many people believe that this
design reduces motion transfer. The best pocket coil beds are
foam encased. Pocket coils are used by Simmons in their
Beautyrest beds.
Parker's 800 to
816 Individual Pocket coil Models:
Tight Top -
BODY FORM - Firm
Locarno - Thin
Pillowtop
Qualicum - Thick
Pillowtop
Dundarave - Thick memory
foam pillowtop
Pillowtop
Ambleside
High/Low
configuration Pocket Coil Marpole
Offset
coils:

Designed to hinge, thus
conforming to body shape. They are very sturdy, stable innersprings
that provide great support. Offset coils are used by Sealy in their
Posturepedic beds.
Parker's
672 Offset Coil Models:
Jericho Euro-Pillowtop
Continuous
coils:

Work by a hinging effect,
similar to that of offset coils. In a basic sense a continuous coil
is simply that, one continuous coil in and up and down fashion
forming one row (usually from head to toe) of what appear to be
individual coils. The advantages of these types of coils is that
they are very firm and supportive for heavier people. Serta
uses these types of coils in their Perfect Sleeper beds
Parker's
720 Zoned Continuous Coil Models:
Two sided Mayne -
Plush
Kerridale - Ultra Firm
Kitsilano - Plush
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