The production of innersprings requires a high degree of precision and the use of high-quality materials. The starting point is steel springs, which are characterized by their elasticity and durability. These springs are first shaped into coils by machine and then wrapped in layers of upholstery. The result is impressively comfortable and minimizes noise.
Spring cores are used in the production of mattresses. They form the core of a mattress, which consists of a network of steel springs. This construction gives mattresses their stability and at the same time ensures even pressure distribution.
Innersprings are known for their many positive properties. The open construction ensures optimum air circulation, which improves the sleeping climate and reduces the accumulation of moisture. Innersprings impress with their exceptional durability and stability, making them a reliable choice even with intensive use.
Innerspring mattresses are available in different firmness levels depending on the individual body weight:
Thanks to their breathable structure, innerspring mattresses are a good choice for allergy sufferers. The air circulation prevents the accumulation of moisture that could encourage the proliferation of house dust mites. In addition, allergy-friendly covers can be used to increase protection against allergens such as dust mites.
A more modern variant is the pocket spring core, in which the springs are individually sewn into small fabric pockets. This design allows the individual springs to move independently, which significantly improves adaptability to the body and also reduces noise.
There are numerous types of spring cores. One of these is the so-called Bonell spring core. In this comparatively simple variant, the springs are firmly connected to each other, creating a robust structure.
A further development of the pocket spring core is the barrel pocket spring core. In this case, the springs are slightly curved, which provides even more targeted pressure relief and offers a high lying quality.
