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ALL ABOUT MATTRESSES

Glossy
- Air Bed
- Bed Frame or Bed Base/Frame
- Bed Rails
- Body Impressions
- Bonnell Coil
- Border Rod
- Box Spring
- Bunkie
- Bunkie Board
- California King
- Cambrick
- Center Rail
- Channel Quilt
- Clipped Border Rod
- Coil Count — Number of coils in the mattress or box spring.
- Coils
- Comfort Layers
- Cone-Shaped Coil
- Continuous Coil
- Continuous Quilt
- Cover
- Crown — Convex surface that is higher in the middle than in the sides; used in some mattresses.
- Cushioning
- Damask Cover
- Density — It is a measure of weight and it is unrelated to firmness. It is the most significant factor in the quality of a foam and a very significant factor in the quality of a mattress. The higher the density, the longer the durability and resilience and support of the mattress.
- Double Bed
- Double Extra Long
- Eliocel
- Fatigue
- Felt
- Fiber
- Filler
- Firmness or Surface firmness Resistance to compression near the surface of a mattress. It is measured by the surface Indentation Force Deflection (IFD) measurement. Deep down firmness is the IFD under severe compression.
- Flanging
- Flipping/Rotating
- Foam Factory is the place where they manufacture foam products for foam mattresses
- Foam Padding material used in mattresses, including latex, polyurethane and viscoelastic or memory foam.
- Foundation
- Full Extra Long
- Garnetting
- Gauge
- Grid
- Helical Wire
- Hinged King
- Hog Ring
- ILD Initial Load Deflection. A measure for the firmness level of foam.
- Inner Quilt
- Inner Tufting
- Innerspring Unit
- Insulator
- King
- Knit
- Lacing Wire
- Latex
- Mattress
- Mattress Handles
- Migration
- Multi-Needle Quilt
- Offset Coil
- Platform Foundation
- Pillow Top
- Pocketing
- Posturized
- Pressure Points
- Queen
- Quilting
- Resiliency Ability of the spring, foam, fabric or fiber to spring back to its original form. It is also known as bounciness or elasticity.
- Ride Reserve "springiness" and ease of vertical movement that a mattress has when a user is lying on it. When sleeping, the user's body moves subtly with every breath. A "bottomed out" mattress doe not easily move with the sleeper, causing aches after some time.
- Roll-Together When a defective or worn out mattress sags in the center and causes the body of the sleeper to want to roll towards the center of the mattress.
- Rotating Turning a mattress 180 degrees so that the head of the bed becomes the foot.
- Sagging
- Slats
- Smooth Top
- Split Queen Box
- Spring Wire
- Support
- Support factor Ratio of the deep down IFD to the surface of a mattress. Very important measure of the resistance to bottoming out under sustained downward pressure.
- Tack and Jump
- Tape edge or Mattress tape — It is a special fabric used to hide the seam where the pieces of ticking are sewn together. It works best when it provides a seamless and coordinating finish to the mattress.
- Tempering/Stress Relief
- Thermally-Bonded Cotton
- Topper Pad
- Twin
- Twin Extra Long
- Tufting
- Upholstery Layers This includes all the soft layers of a mattress, such as insulators, covers and quilts.
- Ventilator
- Viscoelastic foam
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