Dreamfoam Bedding Mattress Review

Product Description

Brooklyn Bedding is one of the most well-known online direct-to-consumer mattress manufacturers in the United States. It owns and operates Dreamfoam, as well as several other brands. Dreamfoam is the company’s “value” or “budget” brand. Dreamfoam Bedding was founded in 2008 by Brooklyn Bedding and is a family-owned business. It is one of the first mattress-in-a-box manufacturers in the United States.

Four mattress styles are available from Dreamfoam:

Arctic Dreams – A cooling memory foam mattress that comes in all-foam and hybrid versions. The bed is in the middle of the firmness scale so that it can accommodate most sleepers in any posture.

Copper Dreams – A hybrid mattress with copper-graphite infusion, available in medium-firm and firm profiles. The copper infusion is intended to aid in the removal of heat from the body.

Elements Latex – A low-cost Talalay latex foam mattress with various thickness and firmness options.

Chill Memory Foam – A memory foam mattress made entirely of foam available in various thicknesses. The bed has a firmer feel than others, making it ideal for back and stomach sleepers.

This review focuses on the essential characteristics, features, benefits, and drawbacks of Chill Memory Foam.

 CHILL MEMORY FOAM Mattresses

The Chill Memory Foam mattress is created for an upgraded sleep experience at an everyday price, featuring multiple foam layers and open-cell technology. The mattress provides better contouring and cooling with great pressure point relief, thanks to a stain-resistant fabric in the top panel and a high-quality layer of gel memory foam. This is the ideal option for any style of sleeper, with variable mattress depths available in both regular and non-traditional sizes.

Splashes, spills, and permanent stains are all protected with an environmentally friendly Nano Stain Terminator finish.

Quality gel swirl memory foam top layers with variable depths provide a more responsive sleep experience with additional cooling—and the opportunity to modify your comfort.

Variable depths in the high-density foundation foam offer long-term durability and stability while letting you to tailor your firmness level.

The Chill is available in six different sizes: 6-inch, 8-inch, 10-inch, 12-inch, and 14-inch.

The 6-inch and 8-inch dual-layer mattresses are designed for stomach and back sleepers who prefer a firm or firm-medium sleep experience, or for individuals who have bed profile restrictions, such as bunk beds.

The 10-inch model is a dual-layer mattress with a medium-firm rating. The combination sleeper may benefit from the additional contouring and tighter core.

The 12-inch and 14-inch mattresses have a premium VariFlexTM transition foam layer to offer an easier transition to the high-density base. The 12-inch provides a universally preferred medium sleep surface, and the 14-inch provides a soft-medium sleep surface, which is best suited for side sleepers who require more cloud-like contouring.

All of the foams utilized in DreamFoam Bedding’s mattresses are hypoallergenic. Independent, recognized testing laboratories also test all foams to ensure that they fulfill CertiPUR-US® criteria for composition, emissions, and durability.

Twin, Twin XL, Full, Short Full (48×74), Full XL, Queen, Short Queen (60×74), Olympic Queen (66×80), King, Short King (72×75), California King, Split California King, and RV Mattresses are the sizes available.

• Material: All-foam mattresses with gel memory foam and a dense polyfoam base make up this sub-brand. A VariFlexTM transition foam layer is also included on the 12 and 14-inch variants. By offering proper pressure relief and support, these mattresses should improve sleep quality. The Gel Swirl Memory Foam Topper is the mattress top that comes with these mattresses. This high-quality gel memory foam is responsive as well as cool. With its ecologically friendly Nano Stain Terminator treatment, this mattress is extremely simple to maintain clean. The main support layer of the Dreamfoam Chill is a solid polyfoam base. For a cooler sensation, the foams use open-cell technology.
• Sizes: The Dreamfoam Chill is available in a variety of sizes: Twin, Twin XL, Full, Short Full (48×74), Full XL, Queen, Short Queen (60×74), Olympic Queen (66×80), King, Short King (72×75), California King, Split California King and RV Mattresses
• Pricing: It is determined by the mattress’s size and variation.
• Shipping & Delivery: Free
• Trial & Return: 120-night trial, full refund, and pickup
• Warranty: 10-year

Pros & Cons

It is suggested for

• Folks who want an affordable online mattress
• Folks who are hot sleepers
• Stomach and back sleepers, if they opt for the 6-inch, 8-inch, and 10-inch models
• Side sleepers if they opt for the 14-inch, 12-inch

Plus, it’s not the best for

• Fans of innerspring/hybrid mattresses
• Those who prefer an extra-firm or extra soft bed
• Heavier folks
• Guys looking for an extra durable mattress

Firmness

It might be tough to tell if a mattress is firm or soft. All mattresses should support weight, promote appropriate spinal alignment, and give a comfortable and restful night’s sleep. Whether a mattress is fluffy and spongy (what mattress companies call soft or plush) or less so is a matter of personal preference (what brands call firm).

The Chill Memory Foam mattress comes in five models that vary in thickness and firmness. The options include 6-inch (Firm with a rating of 7-9), 8-inch (Firm-medium with a rating of 6-8), 10-inch (Medium-firm with a rating of 5-7), 12-inch (Medium with a rating of 4-6), and 14-inch (Soft-medium with a rating of 3-5)). Due to the more generous foam layers, the thicker the mattress is, the softer it is.

While each of these beds is an all-foam mattress with the same materials in the top and bottom layers, the 12-inch and 14-inch beds have various thicknesses and a transition layer, suiting varied sleeping positions.

Material & Construction

The Dreamfoam Chill Memory Foam mattress features multiple foam layers with cooling technology. The mattress comes in various depths of 6, 8, 10, 12 and 14 inches. Different depths offer different firmness experiences from medium soft to firm. You can choose the depth of your mattress based on your sleeping needs. The 6 inches, 8 inches and 10 inches mattresses are double layered, while the 12 inches and 14 inches mattresses are triple layered. The foam layers with open cell technology are efficient in relieving pressure points.

Cover

The Dreamfoam Chill has an environmentally friendly Nano Stain Terminator finish on the soft and breathable cover. Splashes, spills, and permanent stains are all prevented by this material.

Comfort Layers

A gel swirl memory foam layer serves as the Dreamfoam Chill’s primary comfort layer. This material has a slow-moving feel that’s typical of memory foam, plus it’s infused with cooling gel. The next layer is the base, which is made of high-density memory foam. A transition layer sits beneath the swirl memory foam layer on the 12-inch and 14-inch models. This transition layer is constructed of higher-density foam, which prevents sleepers from sinking too deeply into the mattress.

Model Specifications

Construction of the 6-inch firm model:

• Layer 1: The top layer features gel swirl memory foam. It delivers contouring and cooling effect to the sleeper. In the 6 inches version this layer is 2 inches thick
• Layer 2: This is the base layer for the mattress. It is a 4 inches thick high-density base foam adding durability, stability to the mattress.
• Construction of the 8-inch firm-medium model:
• Layer 1: The top layer features gel swirl memory foam. It delivers a contouring and cooling effect to the sleeper. In the 8 inches thick version this layer is 2 inches thick.
• Layer 2: This is the base layer for the mattress. It is a 6 inches thick high-density base foam adding durability, stability to the mattress.

Construction of the 10-inch medium-firm model:

• Layer 1: The top layer features gel swirl memory foam. It delivers a contouring and cooling effect to the sleeper. In the 10 inches thick version this layer is 5 inches thick. The thickness increases the responsiveness of the mattress.
• Layer 2: This is the base layer for the mattress. It is a 5 inches thick high-density base foam adding durability, stability to the mattress.

Construction of the 12-inch medium model:

• Layer 1: The top layer features gel swirl memory foam. It delivers contouring and cooling effect to the sleeper. In the 12 inches version this layer is 5 inches thick. This layer adds responsiveness to the mattress.
• Layer 2: This is a transition foam layer with a thickness of 5 inches. This layer ensures gentle transition to the high-density base.
• Layer 3: This is the base layer for the mattress. It is a 5 inches thick high-density base foam adding durability, stability to the mattress.

Construction of the 14-inch soft-medium model:

• Layer 1: The top layer features gel swirl memory foam. It delivers a contouring and cooling effect to the sleeper. In the 14 inches version, it is 3 inches thick. This layer makes the mattress highly responsive
• Layer 2: This is a transition foam layer with a thickness of 3inches. This layer ensures the gentle transition to the high-density base.
• Layer 3: This is the base layer for the mattress. It is an 8 inches thick high-density base foam adding durability, stability to the mattress.

Mattress Review and Rating

Repositioning

Sleepers who shift themselves during the night will find it easier if they have the right mattress. Memory foam and softer foam mattresses sink in, making it more difficult for the sleeper to change positions.

However, Dreamfoam Chill isn’t much better in this regard. The top layer of these mattresses, on the other hand, is made up of responsive gel swirl memory foam that aids in repositioning to some extent.

Comfort, Back Support, Pressure Relief

When shopping for a mattress, be sure it offers enough back support, spinal alignment, and pressure relief. Maintaining proper spinal position when sleeping is critical for good back health. This implies the mattress should support your spine like it does while you’re standing. When a mattress pushes back against your body with too much force in a concentrated area, it can cause pain, discomfort, lack of circulation, recurrent tossing, and other problems. Side sleepers, in particular, should be cautious about “pressure points,” as this is the position in which your body’s weight is distributed over the smallest surface area.

Pressure release refers to a bed’s ability to reduce stress in the shoulders, hips, and lower back. The ability of a mattress to achieve this is primarily controlled by your weight, sleeping position, and body shape. Another question for heavy sleepers is whether the foam version can hold their weight without sagging all the way to the bottom support layer.

Regretfully, no mattress can provide the same spinal alignment and pressure alleviation level to all sleepers. Variable spinal alignment and pressure reduction capabilities will be found in sleepers of diverse weights, body types, and sleep postures.

The Chill Memory Foam mattress has adjustable elements, such as height, that allow you to choose your comfort and hardness levels, as well as the profile you want. The 6-inch and 8-inch mattresses are firm and firm-medium, respectively, and are only advised for people who want a more supportive sleep experience—such as stomach or back sleepers—or who have bed profile restrictions, such as bunkbeds or children. The 10-inch version is medium-firm, making it ideal for people who sleep on their backs, stomachs, and sides. A VariFlexTM transition foam layer in the 12-inch and 14-inch models offers enhanced contouring and an easier transition to the high-density foundation. The 12-inch and 14-inch variants are intended for adults searching for extra comfort and support.

• Back Sleepers: Back sleepers need more support, particularly around the hips, which can sink into softer beds and prevent proper spinal alignment.
  On the Dreamfoam Chill 6 inches and 8 inches, average weight back sleepers (130 lbs-230 lbs) should find a good blend of comfort and spinal support. The Dreamfoam Chill 6 inches, 8 inches, and 10 inches should work well for light sleepers (under 130 lbs). Back sleepers will appreciate the combination of comfort and support.
• Side sleepers: In Dreamfoam Chill 6 inches and 8 inches, average weight side sleepers are likely to feel too much pressure around the shoulder and hip. The 10-inch, 12-inch, and 14-inch mattresses are ideal for side sleepers who weigh more than 180 pounds. It’s possible that your hips descend just enough to relieve pressure areas.
• Stomach sleepers: As certain mattresses enable the hips to sink too far, stomach sleepers may find it more challenging to achieve good spinal alignment. For “stomach sleepers,” stability and support are especially crucial to avoid back and hip pain.
  For optimal lower back support, stomach sleepers weighing 130 to 230 pounds should choose the 6-inch, 8-inch variety. These mattresses, however, may not be suited for light stomach sleepers. The 10-inch mattress may be acceptable for light stomach sleepers weighing roughly 150 pounds.
• Heavy sleepers: People who are overweight put a lot of strain on the bed.
  On the Dreamfoam Chill, heavyweight back sleepers weighing between 230 and 250 pounds should find a good blend of spinal support and comfort. Folks who weigh more than 250 pounds should opt for a mattress that is more supportive. On the Dreamfoam Chill mattress, heavyweight side sleepers are nearly certain to feel too much strain, while heavyweight stomach sleepers will almost certainly find that this bed isn’t supportive enough.

Cooling & Temperature Control

The capacity of memory foam mattresses to retain heat is well-known. As the sleepers sink into the memory foam layer, it creates a snug feeling and traps heat.

The Chill Memory Foam mattress has a top layer of high-quality gel memory foam that provides additional cooling. Additionally, each foam layer’s open-cell technology allows for more ventilation and breathability.

Motion Isolation and Sharing a Bed

This category assesses a mattress’s ability to keep other individuals in the bed from being disturbed when their spouse rolls over, adjusts, or changes positions. You never know when your companion will get up or move in such a mattress.

The Chill Memory Foam mattresses offer less than satisfactory motion isolation. The foam layers absorb motion. The motion will get transferred to the other side of the bed when someone moves.

Edge Support

Foam mattresses aren’t always very supportive along the mattress’s very edge, which is important if you wish to sit or sleep on the edge of the bed. Couples should also think about edge support, as poor performance in this area confines both sleeping and sexual activity to the middle of the bed. As you get in and out of bed, the bed may flex if you sit on the edge, causing a disturbance to your partner. This is a common problem with all-foam mattresses.

The Chill Memory Foam mattresses do not provide good edge support. The mattress collapses quite a bit when you sit or lie down on the perimeter of the mattress. Heavy people may experience a rolling-off feelings while sitting at the edge.

Recommendation based on sleeping style

For our bodies to recuperate and rejuvenate, we all need to sleep soundly, regardless of what posture we sleep in. We shrink by one to two inches during the day. The intervertebral discs contract due to a lack of fluid, resulting in this disorder. The discs are repaired during the night by the fluid. You must sleep in a comfortable position for this to work. When we say we’re in a good situation, what exactly do we mean? Side, back, and stomach sleepers, as well as individuals who prefer a combination of these positions, are the three types of sleepers. All three people have different needs and hence have different experiences regarding the level of comfort, support, and flexibility that a mattress can provide.

• Side Sleepers: Sleeping on one’s side is the norm for the great majority of individuals. The body can sink into the mattress, but the waist and spine must be supported and corrected. This helps to keep neck and back problems at bay in the morning. To reduce pressure on the neck and pelvis, the support portions for these areas should be flexible. A mattress that delivers contouring comfort and the solid support is ideal for side sleepers.
  For side sleeping, the Dreamfoam Chill is a little too firm. Sleepers feel pressure at the shoulder and hip, and strict side sleepers are unlikely to be able to stay comfortable all night.
• Back Sleepers: If you prefer to sleep on your back, make sure your shoulders and hips sink far enough into the mattress to avoid painful arches. Back sleepers, on the other hand, prefer to feel as though they’re “sleeping on” a mattress rather than “sleeping in” one. Sinking too deeply into a mattress can be painful for a back sleeper, especially if their hips sink deeper than the rest of their body, placing pressure on their lower back. Back sleepers want a mattress that gently cradles the hips while providing adequate support to maintain proper spinal alignment.
  The Dreamfoam Chill seems to be a good fit for sleeping on your back. In this position, the sleepers enjoy a wonderful blend of comfort and spinal support.
• Stomach Sleepers: For resting on your stomach, a less flexible mattress with a good firmness is best. This prevents your stomach from sinking too far into your body, limiting your movements and leading to curvature. This puts a strain on the shoulders and the neck. Stomach sleepers, in particular, require extra support to keep their spine upright and comfortable. A soft mattress could lead a stomach sleeper’s midsection to sink into the support core, causing lower back stress. A firmer mattress prevents this by offering regular support.
  The Dreamfoam Chill 12-inch and 14-inch are not supportive enough for most stomach sleepers. The hips bow into the mattresses a bit and tug the spine out of alignment. The other variants are appropriate for them.
• Combination Sleepers-Those who alternate between various positions: Are you one of those guys that sleep on his back, stomach, side, and back all night, weary from each position? It’s not as if you’re entirely alone. About 20 times per night, the majority of people shift positions. The best combo sleeper mattress is sensitive to motion while successfully isolating it.
  Combination sleepers require a bed with a high level of responsiveness in order to move around freely. In this regard, the Chill is not ideal.

Product Description

Brooklyn Bedding is one of the most well-known online direct-to-consumer mattress manufacturers in the United States. It owns and operates Dreamfoam, as well as several other brands. Dreamfoam is the company’s “value” or “budget” brand. Dreamfoam Bedding was founded in 2008 by Brooklyn Bedding and is a family-owned business. It is one of the first mattress-in-a-box manufacturers in the United States.

Four mattress styles are available from Dreamfoam:

Arctic Dreams – A cooling memory foam mattress that comes in all-foam and hybrid versions. The bed is in the middle of the firmness scale, so it can accommodate most sleepers in any posture.

Copper Dreams – A hybrid mattress with copper-graphite infusion, available in medium-firm and firm profiles. The copper infusion is intended to aid in the removal of heat from the body.

Elements Latex – A low-cost Talalay latex foam mattress with a variety of thickness and firmness options.

Chill Memory Foam – A memory foam mattress made entirely of foam that is available in a variety of thicknesses. The bed has a firmer feel than others, making it ideal for back and stomach sleepers.

This review focuses on the essential characteristics, features, benefits, and drawbacks of Arctic Dreams.

This cooling gel mattress is available in two versions: all-foam and hybrid with an enclosed coil system. The all-foam mattress has three layers, whereas the encased coil system has four.

ARCTIC DREAMS Cooling Gel Hybrid and All Foam Mattresses

The Arctic Dreams Hybrid and All Foam mattresses are designed using one of the most sophisticated materials on the market—typically reserved for luxury beds—to provide immediate cooling comfort. This premium temperature control is combined with a four-layer hybrid/three-layer foam architecture that combines high-quality foams with individually enclosed coils for deeper compression support.

Both models include a 2.5-inch proprietary layer of gel memory foam, which is meant to provide optimal pressure point relief while maintaining just the perfect degree of responsiveness. As it is made up of individually enclosed coils, the Arctic Dreams Hybrid provides more compression support and less motion transmission than its all-foam version.

The all-foam Arctic Dreams Cooling Gel mattress stands 10.75 inches tall, while the hybrid Arctic Dreams Cooling Gel mattress stands 10.25 inches tall. The beds are medium-firm and can accommodate practically any sleeping position. The bed is firm but soft at the same time. If you’re searching for a mattress that’s particularly luxurious or a bed that’s incredibly firm, the Arctic Dreams isn’t the bed for you. It does, however, suit the bill if you want a bed that is somewhere in the middle.

Arctic Dreams is made up of three layers of all-foam construction. The cover is quilted with soft foam that contours the body extremely well. The cover also features an advanced cooling panel, making it an excellent alternative for folks who sleep hot at night. The comfort layer is made up of 2.5-inch of cooling gel memory foam, which is designed to keep body heat at bay during the night. Under the initial foam layer of the Arctic Dreams hybrid, there are six inches of encased coils. This improves airflow, keeping the mattress cool throughout the night. A 1-inch layer of high-density support foam sits on top of that.

The all-foam Arctic Dreams mattress includes a 7.5-inch high-density foundation instead of encased coils.

All of the foams utilized in DreamFoam Bedding’s mattresses are hypoallergenic. All foams are also tested by independent, recognized testing laboratories to ensure that they fulfill CertiPUR-US® criteria for composition, emissions, and durability.

Twin, Twin XL, Full, Full XL Queen, Short Queen, King, California King, Split California King are the sizes available. It also has Recreational Vehicle or, RV mattresses.

• Material: For velvety, breathable comfort, the Arctic Dreams is made with an ultra-soft quilted top. Energex foam, a proprietary layer, bridges the gap between latex and visco-memory foam, combining latex’s responsiveness with memory foam’s pressure point relief. The hybrid version has a designed layer of up to 1024 individually encased coils for greater reactivity, pressure point relief, and motion isolation. Instead of encased coils, the all-foam variant includes a high-density foam support layer.
• Sizes: The Dreamfoam Arctic Dreams is available in all regular sizes: Twin, Twin XL, Full, Full XL Queen, Short Queen, King, California King, Split California King and RV mattrtesses
• Pricing: It is determined by the mattress’s size and variation.
• Shipping & Delivery: Free
• Trial & Return: 120-night trial, full refund, and pickup
• Warranty: 10-year

Pros & Cons

It is recommended for

• Folks who want an affordable online mattress
• Those who prefer a medium-firm mattress
• Folks who are hot sleepers

• Back sleepers

Plus, it’s not the best for

• Heavy folks, who require a more supportive mattress
• Most stomach sleepers
• Those who prefer an extra-firm or soft bed

Firmness

It might be tough to tell if a mattress is firm or soft. All mattresses should support weight, promote appropriate spinal alignment, and give a comfortable and restful night’s sleep. Whether a mattress is fluffy and spongy (what mattress companies call soft or plush) or less so is a matter of personal preference (what brands call firm).

The mattresses from Arctic Dreams are medium-firm (bot hybrid and all-foam models). The mattresses are well-balanced in terms of comfort and support, making them suited for a variety of sleeping positions.

Material & Construction

The Arctic Dreams Cooling Gel mattress has a 0.75-inch ultra-soft quilted top and an elite cooling panel that delivers cooling on touch in both all-foam and hybrid versions. Individual pocketed coils in the Arctic Dreams Hybrid mattress will reduce sleep disruption while enveloping the sleeper in the luxury of quick-response gel infused memory foam. It has up to 1024 individually pocketed coils for improved reactivity, pressure point alleviation, and motion isolation. This mattress has a premium base foam, individually pocketed coils, and Energex Gel Infused Memory Foam on top. The mattress is finished with a 0.5-inch layer of soft quilting material. Instead of pocketed coils, the all-foam variant includes a high-density foam base.

Construction of the Hybrid model:

• Layer 1: It has a 0.75-inch quilted top with an innovative cooling panel. It provides excellent contouring as well as temperature control.
• Layer 2: This is the comfort layer, which features a 2.5-inch unique layer of gel memory foam that provides ultimate pressure point relief while remaining responsive. It blends memory foam’s shaping capabilities with latex’s reactivity.
• Layer 3: A 6-inch layer of individually enclosed coils is meant to provide deep compression support and ultimate pressure point relief while reducing motion transfer between sleep partners.
• Layer 4: A 1-inch high-density polyfoam base strengthens the mattress’s individually encased coils as they compress, adding durability.

Construction of the All-Foam model:

Three separate layers make up the all-foam Arctic Dreams. In the first two layers, it’s effectively the hybrid version. The 6-inch coil layer and 1-inch base layer are only swapped out for:

• Layer 3:5-inch high-density foam core that serves as the mattress’s base and support.

Mattress Review and Rating

Repositioning

Sleepers who shift themselves during the night will find it easier if they have the right mattress. Memory foam and softer foam mattresses sink in, making it more difficult for the sleeper to change positions.

In this regard, Arctic Dreams Hybrid outperforms. The Arctic Dreams Hybrid is a fantastic mattress for couples since it is bouncy and responsive. The comfort layer of the bed is made up of 2.5 inches of Energex gel polyfoam. This substance is designed to combine the contouring properties of memory foam with the responsiveness of latex without trapping heat.

Comfort, Back Support, Pressure Relief

When shopping for a mattress, be sure it offers enough back support, spinal alignment, and pressure relief. Maintaining proper spinal position when sleeping is critical for good back health. This implies the mattress should support your spine in the same way it does while you’re standing. When a mattress pushes back against your body with too much force in a concentrated area, it can cause pain, discomfort, lack of circulation, recurrent tossing, and other problems. Side sleepers, in particular, should be cautious about “pressure points,” as this is the position in which your body’s weight is distributed over the smallest surface area.

Pressure release refers to a bed’s ability to reduce stress in the shoulders, hips, and lower back. The ability of a mattress to achieve this is largely controlled by your weight, sleeping position, and body shape. Another question for heavy sleepers is whether the foam version can hold their weight without sagging all the way to the bottom support layer.

Regretfully, no mattress can provide the same level of spinal alignment and pressure alleviation to all sleepers. Variable spinal alignment and pressure reduction capabilities will be found in sleepers of diverse weights, body types, and sleep postures.

The Arctic Dreams Cooling Gel mattress comes with a 0.75-inch ultra-soft quilted top and an elite cooling panel that provides cooling on touch in both all-foam and hybrid versions. These top layer properties, along with a 2.5-inch unique layer of gel memory foam, provide excellent pressure point relief and responsiveness. The Arctic Dreams Cooling Gel mattress provides enough support for sleepers in both all-foam and hybrid models. Individually wrapped coils in the hybrid version, on the other hand, provide deeper compression support, which is especially helpful for adults and individuals who weigh more above 150 pounds.

• Back Sleepers: Back sleepers need more support, particularly around the hips, which can sink into softer beds and prevent proper spinal alignment.
  Arctic Dreams is a good choice for back sleepers of average weight (130 to 230 pounds) who prefer a softer feel. All types of lightweight sleepers should find the Arctic Dreams to be a good fit (under 130 pounds). Light back sleepers should find a decent balance of comfort and support. To relieve joint discomfort, the top layer features plenty of luxurious comfort. Lightweight sleepers, on the other hand, are unlikely to sink far into the bottom layers due to their body shape. Overall, the Arctic Dreams cooling gel mattress is a wonderful choice for light back sleepers.
• Side sleepers: The Dreamfoam Arctic Dreams is also a suitable match for side sleepers of moderate weight. They should have lots of pressure alleviation and support in this sleeping position. All sleeping postures should be comfortable for lightweight sleepers. To relieve joint discomfort, the top layer features plenty of luxurious comfort. Lightweight sleepers, on the other hand, are unlikely to sink far into the bottom layers due to their body shape. Overall, the Arctic Dreams cooling gel mattress is a wonderful choice for light side sleepers.
• Stomach sleepers: As certain mattresses enable the hips to sink too far, stomach sleepers may find it more difficult to achieve good spinal alignment. For “stomach sleepers,” stability and support are especially crucial to avoid back and hip pain.
  The Arctic Dreams, isn’t a good suit for stomach sleeping for guys who weigh 130 to 230 pounds. This Dreamfoam mattress won’t give enough support in this sleeping position due to its medium firmness level. Instead, stomach sleepers should opt for a firm mattress that helps keep their body aligned all night. Arctic Dreams, on the other hand, should be suitable for light stomach sleepers.
• Heavy sleepers: People who are overweight put a lot of strain on the bed.
  As the Hybrid model has only three layers under the cover and a medium-firm feel, heavier side and stomach sleepers may find the Arctic Dreams sink too deeply and lack the support they require. The Arctic Dreams, on the other hand, should work well for heavy back sleepers. For those with this body type, the encased coils give adequate support. For heavier sleepers, the foam variant is also unsuitable. Heavy sleepers require a bed that is both supportive and comfortable.

Cooling & Temperature Control

The capacity of memory foam mattresses to retain heat is well-known. As the sleepers sink into the memory foam layer, it creates a snug feeling and traps heat. This is not the case with hybrid mattresses.

The Arctic Dreams contains a lot of cooling elements, so sleepers shouldn’t become too heated at night. A cooling panel is included in the quilted top to dissipate heat. The comfort layer’s cooling gel memory foam should further help reduce heat accumulation.

The Arctic Dreams Cooling Gel Mattress is designed using one of the most sophisticated textiles on the market—typically reserved for luxury beds—to provide cooling comfort on touch in both forms.

Choose the Arctic Dreams hybrid for an added layer of heat protection. The mattress’s enclosed coils encourage airflow, which should keep it from overheating.

Motion Isolation and Sharing a Bed

This category assesses a mattress’s ability to keep other individuals in the bed from being disturbed when their spouse rolls over, adjusts, or changes positions. You never know when your companion will get up or move in Dreamfoam.

If your friend turns over, you won’t feel a thing thanks to Dreamfoam’s stay-put technology. Vibrations do not travel since the coils are separately enclosed. In addition, the supporting foam layer substantially lessens the sensation of movement. Because it is made up of individually enclosed coils, the Arctic Dreams Hybrid provides more compression support and less motion transmission than its all-foam version.

Edge Support

Foam mattresses aren’t always very supportive along the mattress’s very edge, which is important if you wish to sit or sleep on the edge of the bed. Couples should also think about edge support, as poor performance in this area confines both sleeping and sexual activity to the middle of the bed. As you get in and out of bed, the bed may flex if you sit on the edge, causing a disturbance to your partner. This is a common problem with all-foam mattresses. In this regard, hybrid mattresses are superior.

Arctic Dreams has a considerable amount of edge support. When someone sits towards the edge, it does collapse a little, but it shouldn’t cause sleepers to feel like they’re about to tumble off the bed. In this regard, the hybrid model is superior. Most sleepers should be able to sit or sleep at the edge of the bed without feeling like it’s collapsing under their weight thanks to the coil core, which helps give the perimeter a more stable feel than regular all-foam models. Sagging may be more noticeable for heavier people.

Recommendation based on sleeping style

In order for our bodies to recuperate and rejuvenate, we all need to sleep soundly, regardless of what posture we sleep in. We actually shrink by one to two inches during the day. The intervertebral discs contract due to a lack of fluid, resulting in this disorder. The discs are repaired during the night by the fluid. You must sleep in a comfortable position in order for this to work. When we say we’re in a good situation, what exactly do we mean? Side, back, and stomach sleepers, as well as individuals who prefer a combination of these positions, are the three types of sleepers. All three people have different needs and hence have different experiences when it comes to the level of comfort, support, and flexibility that a mattress can provide.

• Side Sleepers: Sleeping on one’s side is the norm for the great majority of individuals. The body can sink into the mattress, but the waist and spine must be supported and corrected. This helps to keep neck and back problems at bay in the morning. To reduce pressure on the neck and pelvis, the support portions for these areas should be flexible. A mattress that delivers contouring comfort and solid support is ideal for side sleepers.
  The medium-firm feel of the Arctic Dreams Mattress (both hybrid and all-foam types) is ideal for most side sleepers. A side sleeper’s hips and shoulders can sink into the 2.5-inch Energex polyfoam comfort layer of the Arctic Dreams Hybrid, distributing their body weight and promoting healthy spinal alignment. The quilted topper also adds extra plushness and comfort to the bed’s surface.
• Back Sleepers: If you prefer to sleep on your back, make sure your shoulders and hips sink far enough into the mattress to avoid painful arches. Back sleepers, on the other hand, prefer to feel as though they’re “sleeping on” a mattress rather than “sleeping in” one. Sinking too deeply into a mattress can be painful for a back sleeper, especially if their hips sink deeper than the rest of their body, placing pressure on their lower back. Back sleepers want a mattress that gently cradles the hips while providing adequate support to maintain proper spinal alignment.
  The 2.5-inch Energex polyfoam comfort layer of the Arctic Dreams gently cradles a back sleeper’s hips, while the supportive coil/foam core prevents middle sinkage that might cause the sleeper’s spine to misalign.
• Stomach Sleepers: For resting on your stomach, a less flexible mattress with a good amount of firmness is best. This prevents your stomach from sinking too far into your body, limiting your movements and leading to curvature. This puts a strain on the shoulders and the neck. Stomach sleepers, in particular, require extra support to keep their spine upright and comfortable. A soft mattress could lead a stomach sleeper’s midsection to sink into the support core, causing lower back stress. A firmer mattress prevents this by offering regular support.
  The quilted top and Energex polyfoam comfort layer of the Arctic Dreams cushion the bed’s surface. The coil core in the hybrid variant provides deep compression support. The Arctic Dreams Hybrid’s medium-firm feel may be too soft for some stomach sleepers, who need a firmer mattress to support their spinal alignment.
• Combination Sleepers-Those who alternate between various positions: Are you one of those guys who sleeps on their back, stomach, side, and back in the    same night, exhausted every position? It’s not as if you’re on your own. The majority of adults change positions about 20 times per night. The greatest combination sleeper mattress is sensitive and effectively isolates motion.
  Arctic Dreams’ medium firmness is ideal for combination sleepers who like a more universal feel that adapts to various sleeping positions. Repositioning should also be simple duee to the sensitive comfort foam layer.

Product Description

Brooklyn Bedding is one of the most well-known online direct-to-consumer mattress manufacturers in the United States. It owns and operates Dreamfoam, as well as several other brands. Dreamfoam is the company’s “value” or “budget” brand. Dreamfoam Bedding was founded in 2008 by Brooklyn Bedding and is a family-owned business. It is one of the first mattress-in-a-box manufacturers in the United States.

Four mattress styles are available from Dreamfoam:

Arctic Dreams – A cooling memory foam mattress that comes in all-foam and hybrid versions. The bed is in the middle of the firmness scale so that it can accommodate most sleepers in any posture.

Copper Dreams – A hybrid mattress with copper-graphite infusion, available in medium-firm and firm profiles. The copper infusion is intended to aid in the removal of heat from the body.

Elements Latex – A low-cost Talalay latex foam mattress with various thickness and firmness options.

Chill Memory Foam – A memory foam mattress made entirely of foam available in various thicknesses. The bed has a firmer feel than others, making it ideal for back and stomach sleepers.

This review focuses on the essential characteristics, features, benefits, and drawbacks of Copper Dreams.

There are two versions of the Copper Dreams:

• A 12-inch firm mattress
• A 13-inch medium-firm mattress

It comes in a box that makes transporting it from your front entrance to your bedroom a breeze.

COPPER DREAMS Hybrid Mattresses

The Copper Dreams mattress combines the deep contouring properties and reduced motion transmission of memory foam with the cooling effects of a copper-graphite infusion and individually wrapped coils to provide cloud-like comfort at a fraction of the cost. The Copper Dreams is one of our most sumptuous sleep experiences, with multiple layers of high-end foam.

The Copper Dreams by DreamFoam Bedding is the most opulent of DreamFoam’s latex alternative mattresses. The 12-inch type, classified as cloud-like comfort, provides firmer support, while the 13-inch model offers a medium firmness sleep experience. Both have a tertiary layer of memory foam for a gentler transition to the high-density core and a premium smooth top weave, and a copper-graphite infusion for additional cooling advantages. Due to the extra height of the supplementary layer of copper-graphite infused memory foam in the Copper Dreams 13-inch model, it provides a higher level of contouring.

The top memory foam layer contains a copper-graphite infusion that pulls heat away from the body. The body is contoured by a second layer of memory foam, providing targeted pressure point relief. A 2-inch layer of foam between the coil core and the intermediate layer provides a more comfortable transition. Deep compression support is provided by a 6-inch base with up to 961 individually encased coils, which reduces motion transfer between sleep partners.

All of the foams utilized in DreamFoam Bedding’s mattresses are hypoallergenic. Independent, recognized testing laboratories also test all foams to ensure that they fulfill CertiPUR-US® criteria for composition, emissions, and durability.

Twin, Twin XL, Full, Queen, King, California King, Split California King are the sizes available.\

• Material: The two Copper Dreams models (Medium-Firm and Firm) contain polyester blend cooling covers and many layers of memory foam, giving them that classic memory foam feel without trapping too much heat. Copper and graphite are integrated into the memory foam in the comfort layer. The other two foam layers are used for shaping and transitioning to the coil core. Up to 961 separately encased coils provide deep compression support, which reduce motion transfer.
• Sizes: The Dreamfoam Copper Dreams is available in all regular sizes: Twin, Twin XL, Full, Queen, King, California King, Split California King
• Pricing: It is determined by the mattress’s size and variation.
• Shipping & Delivery: Free
• Trial & Return: 120-night trial, full refund, and pickup
• Warranty: 10-year

Pros & Cons

The Copper Dreams from Dreamfoam has a lot to offer sleepers. It is suggested for

• Folks who want an affordable online mattress
• Folks who are hot sleepers

• Heavier stomach and back sleepers, if they opt for the firmer version
• Side sleepers if they opt for the medium-firm version

Plus, it’s not the best for

• Fans of innerspring mattresses
• Those who prefer an extra-firm or extra soft bed

Firmness

It might be tough to tell if a mattress is firm or soft. All mattresses should support weight, promote appropriate spinal alignment, and give a comfortable and restful night’s sleep. Whether a mattress is fluffy and spongy (what mattress companies call soft or plush) or less so is a matter of personal preference (what brands call firm).

The Copper Dreams come in two comfort levels allow you to customize your mattress:

• The 12-inch model offers firm support.
• The 13-inch model offers a medium firmness sleep experience.

In the top memory foam layer of the 12-inch model, there is a 1.5-inch copper-graphite infusion. It has excellent conductivity, wicking heat away from the body and maintaining a comfortable body temperature all night. It is 3-inch in the case of the 13-inch model.

A second layer of 2.5-inch memory foam is included in the 12-inch model. It shapes the body while also relieving pressure points. It is 2-inch in the case of the 13-inch model.

In terms of comfort and support, the mattresses are well-balanced, making them suitable for various sleeping positions.

Material & Construction

The Copper Dreams is a superior smooth top weave fabric designed to keep the mattress cool to the touch. The initial comfort layer in the 12-inch firm variant is 1.5-inch memory foam with a copper-graphite infusion. This is intended to keep the mattress cool by drawing heat away from the body. It is 3-inch in the 13-inch medium-firm variant. A 2.5-inch layer of memory foam rests beneath this in the 12-inch variant, which helps mold the body and relieve pressure points. For the 13-inch version, it is 2-inch. After that, a 2-inch layer of transition foam is applied. A 6-inch layer of up to 961 individually enclosed coils provides deep compression support beneath that.

Construction of the 12-inch firm model:

• Layer 1: On contact, a premium smooth top weave provides cooling effects.
• Layer 2: Superior conductivity is provided by a 1.5-inch copper-graphite infusion in the top memory foam layer. It draws excess heat away from the body and maintains appropriate body temperature throughout the night.
• Layer 3: A second 2.5-inch layer of memory foam molds the body while relieving pressure points.
• Layer 4: A 2-inch layer of foam between the coil core and the intermediate layer provides a more comfortable transition.
• Layer 5: Deep compression support is provided by a 6-inch base with up to 961 individually encased coils, which reduces motion transfer between sleep partners.

Construction of the 13-inch medium-firm model:

All layers are the same, except:

• Layer 2: Superior conductivity is provided by a 3-inch copper-graphite infusion in the top memory foam layer, which draws excess heat away from the body and maintains appropriate body temperature throughout the night.
• Layer 3: A 2-inch layer of memory foam molds the body while also alleviating pressure point.

Mattress Review and Rating

Repositioning

Sleepers who shift themselves during the night will find it easier if they have the right mattress. Memory foam and softer foam mattresses sink in, making it more difficult for the sleeper to change positions.

Copper Dreams isn’t much better in this sense, though. It has the feel of slow-moving quicksand, so shifting postures is difficult. The coil core, on the other hand, is lively and responsive. This helps with repositioning to a degree.

Comfort, Back Support, Pressure Relief

When shopping for a mattress, be sure it offers enough back support, spinal alignment, and pressure relief. Maintaining proper spinal position when sleeping is critical for good back health. This implies the mattress should support your spine like it does while you’re standing. When a mattress pushes back against your body with too much force in a concentrated area, it can cause pain, discomfort, lack of circulation, recurrent tossing, and other problems. Side sleepers, in particular, should be cautious about “pressure points,” as this is the position in which your body’s weight is distributed over the smallest surface area.

Pressure release refers to a bed’s ability to reduce stress in the shoulders, hips, and lower back. The ability of a mattress to achieve this is primarily controlled by your weight, sleeping position, and body shape. Another question for heavy sleepers is whether the foam version can hold their weight without sagging all the way to the bottom support layer.

Regretfully, no mattress can provide the same spinal alignment and pressure alleviation level to all sleepers. Variable spinal alignment and pressure reduction capabilities will be found in sleepers of diverse weights, body types, and sleep postures.

The Copper Dreams by DreamFoam Bedding is the most opulent of DreamFoam’s latex alternative mattresses. The 12-inch type, classified as cloud-like comfort, provides firmer support, while the 13-inch model offers a medium firmness sleep experience. Both have a tertiary layer of memory foam for a gentler transition to the high-density core, as well as a premium smooth top weave and a copper-graphite infusion for additional cooling advantages. Due to the extra height of the supplementary layer of copper-graphite infused memory foam in the Copper Dreams 13-inch model, it provides a higher level of contouring.

• Back Sleepers: Back sleepers need more support, particularly around the hips, which can sink into softer beds and prevent proper spinal alignment.
  Copper Dreams medium-firm is a wonderful choice for back sleepers who prefer a softer sensation and are of average weight (130 to 230 pounds). The Copper Dreams medium-firm should be an excellent fit for all sorts of lightweight sleepers (under 130 pounds). Light back sleepers should also find a good combination of support and comfort.
• Side sleepers: The Copper Dreams medium-firm version is recommended for side sleepers of average weight. People who sleep in this position frequently acquire shoulder aches over time. Slow-moving memory foam in the Copper Dream, on the other hand, helps relieve pressure on joints, making it an excellent choice for side sleepers. The medium-firm mattress’s pressure-relieving design is also appealing to light side sleepers.
• Stomach sleepers: As certain mattresses enable the hips to sink too far, stomach sleepers may find it more challenging to achieve good spinal alignment. For “stomach sleepers,” stability and support are especially crucial to avoid back and hip pain.
  Copper dreams’ firm model is ideal for heavier stomach sleepers. Both models will provide support and comfort to the lightweight stomach sleepers.
• Heavy sleepers: People who are overweight put a lot of strain on the bed. Copper Dreams’ firm model is ideal for heavier stomach and back sleepers.
  

Cooling & Temperature Control

The capacity of memory foam mattresses to retain heat is well-known. As the sleepers sink into the memory foam layer, it creates a snug feeling and traps heat. This is not the case with hybrid mattresses.

The Copper Dreams mattress has a superior smooth weaved top that provides cooling advantages on touch in both the 12-inch and 13-inch models. Superior conductivity is provided by a copper-graphite infusion in the top memory foam layer. It draws excess heat away from the body and maintains appropriate body temperature throughout the night. Each foam layer also has open cell technology for increased ventilation.

Motion Isolation and Sharing a Bed

This category assesses a mattress’s ability to keep other individuals in the bed from being disturbed when their spouse rolls over, adjusts, or changes positions. You never know when your companion will get up or move in such a mattress.

In both Copper Dreams versions, a 6-inch base with up to 961 individually encased coils provides deep compression support while reducing motion transfer between sleep partners. It allows for extraordinary responsiveness, which helps to reduce sleep disruption.

Edge Support

Foam mattresses aren’t always very supportive along the mattress’s very edge, which is important if you wish to sit or sleep on the edge of the bed. Couples should also think about edge support, as poor performance in this area confines both sleeping and sexual activity to the middle of the bed. As you get in and out of bed, the bed may flex if you sit on the edge, causing a disturbance to your partner. This is a common problem with all-foam mattresses. In this regard, hybrid mattresses are superior.

In both Copper Dreams versions, a 6-inch base with up to 961 individually enclosed coils provides deep compression support. Furthermore, the high-caliber “Ascension” perimeter coils provide more edge support along the bed’s sides, head, and foot.

Recommendation based on sleeping style

For our bodies to recuperate and rejuvenate, we all need to sleep soundly, regardless of what posture we sleep in. We shrink by one to two inches during the day. The intervertebral discs contract due to a lack of fluid, resulting in this disorder. The discs are repaired during the night by the fluid. You must sleep in a comfortable position for this to work. When we say we’re in a good situation, what exactly do we mean? Side, back, and stomach sleepers, as well as individuals who prefer a combination of these positions, are the three types of sleepers. All three people have different needs and hence have different experiences regarding the level of comfort, support, and flexibility that a mattress can provide.

• Side Sleepers: Sleeping on one’s side is the norm for the great majority of individuals. The body can sink into the mattress, but the waist and spine must be supported and corrected. This helps to keep neck and back problems at bay in the morning. To reduce pressure on the neck and pelvis, the support portions for these areas should be flexible. A mattress that delivers contouring comfort and the solid support is ideal for side sleepers.
  Due to the extra height of the secondary layer of copper-graphite infused memory foam in the Copper Dreams 13-inch medium-firm model, it provides a higher level of contouring. As a result, it’s better suited to side sleepers.
• Back Sleepers: If you prefer to sleep on your back, make sure your shoulders and hips sink far enough into the mattress to avoid painful arches. Back sleepers, on the other hand, prefer to feel as though they’re “sleeping on” a mattress rather than “sleeping in” one. Sinking too deeply into a mattress can be painful for a back sleeper, especially if their hips sink deeper than the rest of their body, placing pressure on their lower back. Back sleepers want a mattress that gently cradles the hips while providing adequate support to maintain proper spinal alignment.
  The Copper Dreams mattress comes in two sizes: 12-inch and 13-inch. Both give plenty of support for back sleepers. The 12-inch Copper Dreams is the firmer of the two mattresses, providing a more “sleep on top” experience.
• Stomach Sleepers: For resting on your stomach, a less flexible mattress with a good firmness is best. This prevents your stomach from sinking too far into your body, limiting your movements and leading to curvature. This puts a strain on the shoulders and the neck. Stomach sleepers, in particular, require extra support to keep their spine upright and comfortable. A soft mattress could lead a stomach sleeper’s midsection to sink into the support core, causing lower back stress. A firmer mattress prevents this by offering regular support.
  Many stomach sleepers like the firmer form of Copper Dreams because it provides a “sleep-on-top” experience.
• Combination Sleepers-Those who alternate between various positions: Are you one of those guys that sleep on his back, stomach, side, and back all night, weary from each position? It’s not as if you’re entirely alone. About 20 times per night, the majority of people shift positions. The best combo sleeper mattress is sensitive to motion while successfully isolating it.
  As it has a more responsive memory foam feel, the Firm Copper Dreams model is a good choice for combo sleepers.

Product Description

Brooklyn Bedding is one of the most well-known online direct-to-consumer mattress manufacturers in the United States. It owns and operates Dreamfoam, as well as several other brands. Dreamfoam is the company’s “value” or “budget” brand. Dreamfoam Bedding was founded in 2008 by Brooklyn Bedding and is a family-owned business. It is one of the first mattress-in-a-box manufacturers in the United States.

Four mattress styles are available from Dreamfoam:

Arctic Dreams – A cooling memory foam mattress that comes in all-foam and hybrid versions. The bed is in the middle of the firmness scale so that it can accommodate most sleepers in any posture.

Copper Dreams – A hybrid mattress with copper-graphite infusion, available in medium-firm and firm profiles. The copper infusion is intended to aid in the removal of heat from the body.

Elements Latex – A low-cost Talalay latex foam hybrid mattress with various thickness and firmness options.

Chill Memory Foam – A memory foam mattress made entirely of foam available in various thicknesses. The bed has a firmer feel than others, making it ideal for back and stomach sleepers.

This review focuses on the essential characteristics, features, benefits, and drawbacks of Elements Latex Hybrid Mattress.

There are two versions of the Elements Latex:

• A 10-inch triple-layer hybrid with 6-inch individually encased coils
• A 12-inch triple-layer hybrid with 8-inch individually encased coils, combined with the flexibility of a zippered cover

Each model has the options of three firmness levels to choose from. The mattress comes in a box that makes transporting it from your front entrance to your bedroom a breeze.

ELEMENTS LATEX Hybrid Mattresses

The Elements Latex mattress is comfortable by nature and offers Oeko-Tex Class 1 certified Talalay latex for pressure point relief at an affordable price. A quilted top with extra soft reflex foam makes it ultra-plush, and it’s combined with a core of individually enclosed coils for deeper compression support and a cooler, more comfortable night’s sleep. A zippered cover is included with the improved 12-inch model, allowing you to customize your comfort and support. It will also allow you to personalize your sleep experience right now or modify the firmness of your foam later.

Soft (19 ILD), medium (28 ILD), and firm Talalay latex foams are used in the creation of the Elements Latex mattress (36 ILD).

The force required to compress natural latex, polyurethane, and a variety of other types of foam is measured in Indentation Load Deflection (ILD). It’s employed in a variety of products, including mattresses.

The ILD rating is assigned to a single layer of foam rather than the full finished product. The general firmness rating of a mattress will be soft, medium, or firm, but the individual natural latex foam layers within the mattress will have their own ILD rating.

ILD is calculated by pressing a 12-inch round disk into a 4-inch piece of foam until it penetrates the mattress surface by 25% or one inch. The ILD is the amount of weight or pressure needed to compress the mattress to that degree.

The Dreamfoam Elements has an ultra-plush 1-inch quilted top with incredibly soft reflex foam that contours the body perfectly.

A 3-inch layer of Talalay latex certified by Oeko-Tex class 1 provides a distinctive buoyant quality that relaxes muscles and relieves tension while you sleep, lifting away the pressures of the day.

The 10-inch option is a triple-layer hybrid with 6-inch individually wrapped coils that is designed to give you all the benefits of Talalay latex at a fraction of the cost.

The improved 12-inch model is also 3-layered and includes all of the benefits of Talalay latex. It also comprises of 8-inch individually, encased coils, and the convenience of a zipped cover, which allows you to tailor your sleep experience right now or change the firmness of your foam later.

Three firmness levels are available, allowing you to choose the level of support you require.

DreamFoam Bedding’s Elements Latex mattresses are made entirely of hypoallergenic materials. Allergy and asthma sufferers will benefit from Talalay latex. Mold, mildew and dust mites don’t like it, and it’s naturally antibacterial and antifungal. CertiPUR-US certified foams in this product have low amounts of hazardous elements including formaldehyde and lead.

Twin, Twin XL, Full, Queen, King, California King, Split California King are the sizes available.

• Material: The Elements Latex mattress is made entirely of Talalay latex that is Oeko-Tex Class 1 certified. It’s “Earth’s most perfect slumber substance,” according to Talalay Latex. Natural latex is extracted from the rubber tree and processed using natural biodegradable ingredients. Soft (19 ILD), medium (28 ILD), and firm Talalay latex foams are used in the creation of the Elements Latex mattress (36 ILD). It comes with an ultra-plush quilted top with super soft reflex foam provides ultimate contouring. The 10-inch option is a triple-layer hybrid with 6-inch individually wrapped coils that is designed to give you all the benefits of Talalay latex at a fraction of the cost. The improved 12-inch model includes all of the benefits of Talalay latex, as well as 8-inch individually encased coils and the convenience of a zipped cover, which allows you to tailor your sleep experience right now or change the firmness of your foam later.
• Sizes: The Dreamfoam Elements Latex is available in all regular sizes: Twin, Twin XL, Full, Queen, King, California King, Split California King
• Pricing: It is determined by the mattress’s size and variation.
• Shipping & Delivery: Free
• Trial & Return: 120-night trial, full refund, and pickup
• Warranty: 10-year

Pros & Cons

The Elements Latex from Dreamfoam has a lot to offer sleepers. It is suggested for

• Folks who want an affordable online mattress
• Folks who are hot sleepers

• Side sleepers, as the latex/foam combination provides excellent pressure relief at the shoulders and hips, making it a great choice for side sleepers—especially the soft and medium options.
• Sleepers who want a customization of firmness

Plus, it’s not the best for

• Fans of memory foam mattresses
• Those who like an extra durable mattress

Firmness

Whether a mattress feels firm or soft, is fairly subjective. All mattresses should be supportive of body weight, promote healthy spinal alignment, and ensure comfortable and restful sleeping. Whether a mattress is fluffy and squishy (what mattress companies call soft or plush), or less so (what companies call firm), is purely defined based on personal preferences. Latex foam has a somewhat similar contouring feeling as memory foam, but the foam pushes back more against your weight, giving a greater sense of buoyancy.

The Elements Latex bed comes in three different firmness levels: soft, medium, and firm. Because of its three comfort levels, it’s a fantastic fit for almost any sleeping position. It comes in 10-inch and 12-inch thicknesses as well. The Elements Latex mattress, which comes in three firmness levels and is naturally pleasant, offers the most pressure point relief due to the Oeko-Tex Class 1 certified Talalay latex used in it.

On a firmness scale of 1 to 10, the soft can be rated 5. The medium is a 6.5, while the firm is a 7.5.

Pain can develop in regions of greater pressure, such as the shoulders and hips, when a mattress lacks contouring. The Elements Latex Hybrid’s upper foam materials are designed to mold to the shape of the sleeper, and the coils are designed to give a gentle cradle that should relieve pressure from the hips and shoulders as they press into the mattress. The Soft level of firmness should provide a deeper cradle for improved pressure relief by enabling heavy parts to sink in further.

The Elements Latex Hybrid’s convoluted base foam is designed to provide a sturdy base of support while keeping your spine in a neutral alignment. In addition, the individually encased coils, paired with Talalay latex, should provide the lumbar spine contouring support. The Firm type may be preferable for heavier people or those who want more assistance.

Almost all sleepers of ordinary weight will benefit from the Medium model.

Material & Construction

Latex, individually encased coils, and foam layers combine in the Dreamfoam Elements hybrid mattress. For convenience, the mattress is compressed and placed in a box.

The first layer is a Quilted Cotton Blend Top with 1-inch thick Soft Reflex Foam. As sleepers relax across it, it should feel smooth and velvety. Depending on the model you choose, the overall height of this mattress varies. It stands between 10 and 12 inches tall.

A 3-inch thick Talalay latex is below the cover. This material is designed to fit the body and provide better pressure relief and optimal spinal alignment through the use of lumbar support.

The Elements Latex Hybrid mattress’s individually wrapped coils on the bottom give great pressure relief, motion isolation, and zonal support.

Construction of the 10-inch model:

• Layer 1: It’s a 1-inch quilted top with ultra-soft reflex foam that flawlessly molds the body.
• Layer 2: A 3-inch layer of Talalay latex certified by Oeko-Tex class 1 provides a unique buoyant quality that helps muscles relax. It removes the worries of the day while you sleep.
• Layer 3: 6-inch Ascension Individually Encased Coils make up this layer. It’s a layer with up to 961 individually enclosed coils for exceptional responsiveness and motion isolation. Sleep disruptions are reduced as a result of this.

Construction of the 12-inch model:

• Layer 1: It’s a 1-inch quilted top with ultra-soft reflex foam that flawlessly molds the body. It comes with a customizable zipped cover.
• Layer 2: A 3-inch layer of Talalay latex certified by Oeko-Tex class 1 adds a unique buoyant quality that helps muscles relax. It removes the worries of the day while you sleep. A high-end zippered encasement can be used to tailor your sleep.
• Layer 3: 8-inch Ascension Individually Encased Coils make up this layer. It’s a layer with up to 961 individually contained coils for exceptional responsiveness and motion isolation. Sleep disruptions are reduced as a result of this.

Mattress Review and Rating

Repositioning

Sleepers who shift themselves during the night will find it easier if they have the right mattress. Memory foam and softer foam mattresses sink in, making it more difficult for the sleeper to change positions.

The Elements Latex Hybrid blends an innerspring system with latex foam for a great amount of bounce that should help sleepers readjust. Sleepers should never feel “trapped” in this mattress, unlike beds made entirely of latex or memory foam. A quilted top with extremely soft reflex foam and a convoluted foam foundation makes the excellent responsiveness of Oeko-Tex Class 1 certified Talalay latex ultra-plush for a cooler, more pleasant night’s sleep. Changing postures should be simple due to the foams’ strong bounce and responsiveness.

Comfort, Back Support, Pressure Relief

When shopping for a mattress, be sure it offers enough back support, spinal alignment, and pressure relief. Maintaining proper spinal position when sleeping is critical for good back health. This implies the mattress should support your spine like it does while you’re standing. When a mattress pushes back against your body with too much force in a concentrated area, it can cause pain, discomfort, lack of circulation, recurrent tossing, and other problems. Side sleepers, in particular, should be cautious about “pressure points,” as this is the position in which your body’s weight is distributed over the smallest surface area.

Pressure release refers to a bed’s ability to reduce stress in the shoulders, hips, and lower back. The ability of a mattress to achieve this is primarily controlled by your weight, sleeping position, and body shape. Another question for heavy sleepers is whether the foam version can hold their weight without sagging all the way to the bottom support layer.

Regretfully, no mattress can provide the same spinal alignment and pressure alleviation level to all sleepers. Variable spinal alignment and pressure reduction capabilities will be found in sleepers of diverse weights, body types, and sleep postures.

The Talalay latex used in the Elements Latex mattress is Oeko-Tex Class 1 certified at 100 percent. According to Talalay Latex, it is “Earth’s most perfect slumber substance.” The rubber tree’s natural latex is extracted and processed with biodegradable components generated from renewable resources. Latex is one of the most popular sleeping materials because it has a unique buoyant quality that relaxes muscles and relieves tension as you sleep, helping you to forget about your worries.

Talalay latex mattresses provide excellent pressure point relief in a natural way. The rubber tree’s natural latex is extracted and processed with biodegradable components generated from renewable resources. In terms of comfort, latex’s peculiar buoyant quality relaxes and relieves tension in your muscles, allowing you to sleep stress-free. People who want better contouring without the sinking-in property of memory foam prefer latex.

The Elements Latex mattress comes in two sizes: 10″ and 12″. Both provide ample support for sleepers. In the comfort layer, each edition features three levels of ILD, allowing you to choose between moderate, medium, or firm.

• Back Sleepers: Back sleepers need more support, particularly around the hips, which can sink into softer beds and prevent proper spinal alignment.
  Back sleepers who require a lot of support for proper spinal alignment should choose the Medium or Firm alternatives, which provide more support. The first layer of foams provides lumbar spine shaping, while the bottom layer provides pushback support to keep everything in place.
• Side sleepers: People who sleep in this position frequently acquire shoulder aches over time. Dreamfoam Elements’ foams are engineered to mold to the curve of the body, providing crucial pressure relief for side sleepers. When you lie down for the night, your hips and shoulders should fall softly into the upper layers. The Medium model will most likely be most comfortable for average-weight side sleepers, while the Soft type will be most comfy for lighter side sleepers.
• Stomach sleepers: As certain mattresses enable the hips to sink too far, stomach sleepers may find it more challenging to achieve good spinal alignment. For “stomach sleepers,” stability and support are especially crucial to avoid back and hip pain.
  Stomach sleepers prefer the firm version of Dreamfoam Elements as it prevents the hips from sinking too far. The Firm model provides appropriate support for the core and keeps the hips in level with the shoulders, which is important for heavy and average-sized sleepers. The Medium should provide enough softness for a comfortable cradle while keeping the body aligned for lighter stomach sleepers.
• Heavy sleepers: Overweight people put a lot of strain on the bed. While the innerspring units may help some larger individuals sleep comfortably on the Dreamfoam Elements Firm model, the mattress lacks the support that most heavier people require. Despite the fact that it is a hybrid mattress with coils, latex, and conventional foam, it has a lower lift, and heavier sleepers risk bottoming out and having materials sink with time.

Cooling & Temperature Control

The capacity of memory foam mattresses to retain heat is well-known. As the sleepers sink into the memory foam layer, it creates a snug feeling and traps heat. This is not the case with latex hybrid mattresses.

Dreamfoam Elements’ Talalay latex features a permeable design and cell structure that produces a temperature-neutral environment, allowing for 228 percent more airflow than conventional latex foams, resulting in a cooler, more pleasant night’s sleep. In addition, a high-density convoluted base foam improves air circulation while also adding longevity to your mattress.

Motion Isolation and Sharing a Bed

This category assesses a mattress’s ability to keep other individuals in the bed from being disturbed when their spouse rolls over, adjusts, or changes positions. You never know when your companion will get up or move in such a mattress.

The bottom of the Elements Latex Hybrid mattress has either 6-inch or 8-inch of individually encased coils for great pressure relief, motion isolation, and zonal support (depending on thickness). It’s a specially designed layer with up to 961 individually enclosed coils for outstanding reactivity and motion isolation.

Edge Support

Foam mattresses aren’t always very supportive along the mattress’s very edge, which is important if you wish to sit or sleep on the edge of the bed. Couples should also think about edge support, as poor performance in this area confines both sleeping and sexual activity to the middle of the bed. As you get in and out of bed, the bed may flex if you sit on the edge, causing a disturbance to your partner. This is a common problem with all-foam mattresses. In this regard, hybrid mattresses are superior.

In both 6-inch and 8-inch types of Elements Latex, high-caliber Ascension perimeter coils provide more edge support along the sides, head, and foot of the bed.

Recommendation based on sleeping style

For our bodies to recuperate and rejuvenate, we all need to sleep soundly, regardless of what posture we sleep in. We shrink by one to two inches during the day. The intervertebral discs contract due to a lack of fluid, resulting in this disorder. The discs are repaired during the night by the fluid. You must sleep in a comfortable position for this to work. When we say we’re in a good situation, what exactly do we mean? Side, back, and stomach sleepers, as well as individuals who prefer a combination of these positions, are the three types of sleepers. All three people have different needs and hence have different experiences regarding the level of comfort, support, and flexibility that a mattress can provide.

12-inch vs. 10-inch Dreamfoam Elements versions

The height of a pocketed coil is simply one of several factors that influence its feel and performance, as well as how it responds to pressure and how effectively it contours to the body’s shape. The 8-inch coil model (12-inch mattress height) of Dreamfoam Elements will be able to mold to the contours of the body more effectively than the 6-inch model (10-inch mattress height).

• Side Sleepers: Sleeping on one’s side is the norm for the great majority of individuals. The body can sink into the mattress, but the waist and spine must be supported and corrected. This helps to keep neck and back problems at bay in the morning. To reduce pressure on the neck and pelvis, the support portions for these areas should be flexible. A mattress that delivers contouring comfort and the solid support is ideal for side sleepers.
  Soft Model: Side sleepers will mostly like the soft version. It aids with hip, shoulder, and spine support, pressure reduction, and pain relief.
  Medium Model: Side sleepers who are comparatively weighty will appreciate the comfort and support provided by the medium model.
  Firm Model: Side sleepers will be put off by the firmness of Dreamfoam Elements. This mattress may place too much pressure on their shoulders, resulting in pain.
• Back Sleepers: If you prefer to sleep on your back, make sure your shoulders and hips sink far enough into the mattress to avoid painful arches. Back sleepers, on the other hand, prefer to feel as though they’re “sleeping on” a mattress rather than “sleeping in” one. Sinking too deeply into a mattress can be painful for a back sleeper, especially if their hips sink deeper than the rest of their body, placing pressure on their lower back. Back sleepers want a mattress that gently cradles the hips while providing adequate support to maintain proper spinal alignment. especially the Firm and medium versions.
  Most back sleepers should find the Elements Latex, to be a good fit. This mattress’ latex foam provides enough support to keep their spines in a neutral position. This is critical for avoiding long-term back discomfort or stiffness.
  Soft Model: Back sleepers should avoid the soft variant since they may sink too deeply into the mattress.
  Medium Model: This style is suitable for light-back sleepers, however, average-weight people may not find adequate contouring.
  Firm Model: The firm model is ideal for back sleepers of moderate weight.
• Stomach Sleepers: A less flexible mattress with good firmness is best for sleeping on your stomach. This keeps your stomach from sinking too far into your body, restricting movement and causing curvature. The shoulders and neck are strained as a result of this. Those who sleep on their stomachs, in particular, require more support to keep their spines erect and pleasant. A soft mattress may cause lower back tension if a stomach sleeper’s midsection sinks into the support core. A firmer mattress helps to avoid this by providing consistent support.
  For stomach sleepers, this mattress is ideal. This bed’s high-density latex is firm enough to prevent their hips from sinking into the mattress, which could cause back problems in the long run.
  Soft Model: The soft variant is not recommended for stomach sleepers since their bodies’ mid-sections may sink too deeply into the mattress.
  Medium Model: This style is suitable for light stomach sleepers, however, average-weight people may not find adequate contouring.
  Firm Model: Most stomach sleepers will benefit from the firm model.
• Combination Sleepers-Those who alternate between various positions: Are you one of those guys that sleep all night on his back, stomach, side, and back, becoming tired of each position? It’s not like you’re completely alone. The bulk of people changes positions about 20 times per night. The greatest hybrid sleeper mattress is motion-sensitive while yet effectively isolating it.
  The flexibility to choose a hardness level that gives a decent balance of pressure relief and support should be highly appealing to combination sleepers who shift positions during the night. The Elements Latex Medium is the best option for most combo sleepers. Changing postures should be simple because to the foams’ strong bounce and responsiveness.