Exploring a range of beds for sale
A comfortable bed is an important aspect of human wellness. This is what can be considered when purchasing one.
Getting a good night’s sleep is very important. You can’t just hop into any old bed and expect to get a good night’s sleep and feel refreshed and ready to take on the day.
It’s impossible to overstate the value of a comfortable bed. It’s time to reevaluate your sleeping arrangements if you have been using a flimsy mattress propped up on a poor bed base.
Here is a range of beds for sale from MHC World that offer style, affordability and great comfort.
1. Restonic beds
A household name, Restonic dates to the 1930s. They have spent the last 80 years perfecting a retail mattress offering that is both competitive and high quality.
They boast several independent association awards, including the Consumers Digest Award and the Women’s Choice Award, and they provide a variety of mattress types (hybrid, innerspring, memory foam, and latex). As time has progressed, they have made it a point to stock more high-end mattresses.
In recent years, they have struck a good balance between their mission to offer comfortable beds for sale at affordable prices and their desire to expand into the high-end market.
Even amid the online mattress disruption of the 2010s, Restonic has maintained generally positive customer satisfaction. In general, the products sold by Restonic are of high quality and available at a reasonable cost.
2. Cloud Nine beds
The Cloud Nine company produces foam, mattresses, and beds for sale in South Africa. The company has been making quality goods since 1968, and they are all SABS certified. The South African Society of Physiotherapy also recommends certain Cloud Nine beds due to their high level of support. Physiotherapists all agree that a night’s rest on a Cloud Nine bed improves spinal alignment.
You know how annoying it is when your bed mate tosses and turns because you do too. You may feel your partner’s movements on a standard mattress because of the springs.
Cloud Nine, however, has solved the problem of motion transfer by incorporating layers of high-density viscose-elastic and polyurethane foam into their mattress design. Cloud Nine allows you to get a good night’s rest regardless of your partner’s movements.
3. Sealy beds
Sealy is a popular name in mattresses. For nearly 140 years, it has provided sleepers with comfortable mattresses. Sealy’s proprietary Posturepedic technology is a big draw for many customers.
Sealy’s Posturepedic was designed with input from orthopaedic doctors and is predicated on how the body naturally distributes its weight when at rest.
The typical sleeping position has the head at the top of the bed and the legs at the foot. Half of your total weight, composed of your torso and hips, will be resting in the mattress’s centre.
While you sleep, it’s especially important to support your lower back, spine, and hips. You’re more likely to wake up in agony and discomfort if your mattress doesn’t give enough support. What type of bed you sleep on could be the reason you have back pains and aches.
Beds designed with Posturepedic technology have a strengthened core to help alleviate this issue. Their hybrid mattresses have an extra layer of coils and memory foam for a stronger core that is supposed to be more supportive of proper spinal alignment and a way for a more restful night’s sleep.
Consider the beds listed above and for your own wellbeing.
