soft mattresses
Dealing with stiffness? Feeling restless at night? Struggling to get comfortable? A soft mattress could be just what you need. Their supple surface gently cushions your body, allowing your shoulders and hips to sink in for just enough pressure relief.
Say goodbye to aches and pains, bad circulation and interrupted sleep with our soft mattress range. This level of firmness is ideal for side sleepers or those who find that sink-in feeling comforting. As soon as you lay down, you’ll instantly feel relaxed from the perfect balance of plush comfort and proper support. Explore our full mattress range, or enhance your comfort further with a supportive mattress topper.
soft mattress faqs
can a soft mattress cause back pain?
A soft mattress can potentially cause back pain, especially if you’re a back or stomach sleeper as your body may sink in too deeply, misaligning your spine. Over time, this can cause discomfort so it’s best you opt for a firmer mattress in this case. However, our soft mattresses still offer good support, ensuring a comfortable and pain-free sleep, particularly for side sleepers. If you need a more supportive option, a medium firm mattress may be more suitable.
how to make a soft mattress firmer
If you’re finding a soft mattress is slightly too soft for your needs, there’s always the option of adding a firmer mattress topper to the surface or tightening or replacing your bed base if it’s not as supportive as it once was, causing the mattress to feel softer.
is a hard or soft mattress better for sciatica?
Neither is ideal for sciatica. Too soft mattresses can cause your hips to sink and your spine to misalign, putting more pressure on your nerves. Firm mattresses can create pressure points, potentially worsening your pain. You should opt for a medium firm mattress as they’re best for balancing support and offering the right amount of cushioning to relieve pressure on the sciatic nerve.
can a soft mattress cause shoulder pain?
Yes, if a soft mattress isn’t suitable for your weight, it may cause your body to sink unevenly, throwing off alignment and potentially causing strain on your shoulders.
