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Rolling to the Middle



Harmony on the Mattress - by Mike Bowman

Many partners wish they had more time to spend with each other during the day. However, there is one time they would rather not meet. That's when they literally roll into each other in the middle of the night in bed while trying to sleep!

After years of use some mattresses tend to give out in the middle, causing a visible sag to form. When two people are sleeping on the mattress it is very easy to be forced to middle of the bed during the night. This causes a very uncomfortable meeting. Ideally, your mattress would be equally comfortable and sturdy regardless of where you lie on it. If it is not it might be time to consider buying a new mattress and support foundation.

There could be several reasons why a mattress would sag in the middle. Using the proper center supports on the bed frame, slats, and a high quality boxspring are important. They serve as the skeleton of the bed; supporting the mattress.

The number coils and their gauge are important to overall mattress support. You can expect more quality years out of your mattress with a higher number of thick gauge coils.

The thickness, density, and number of material layers used in the construction of the mattress are important. More high density layers used in the mattress will greatly reduce the chance of the middle sinking. Generally, it is not the coils that give out in the center of a mattress, but rather the upholstery materials over the coils wear out over time.

The size of your mattress is also important. Your sleep style and need for space, especially if you sleep with a partner, should be considerations. A larger mattress allows a couple more sleep area thus distributing weight more evenly. A smaller mattress may bring the full weight of both sleeping partners to the center reducing the useful life of the mattress. You can find a chart on mattress sizing on our website.

Your mattress is an investment in your health and well being. It is the piece of furniture that most people will use more than any other furniture in their home. When considering a replacement mattress be sure to look for quality materials, a strong support structure, and the size and features that best suit your lifestyle.