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Outlast®
Outlast® is a high-tech fabric that interacts continuously with the section-specific microclimate of the body and its interplay with the ambient temperature. This allows for intuitive warming and effective cooling of the fabric at all times. Carefully worked using the latest developments in technology, Outlast® ensures individual comfort by absorbing body heat when too much is created, reducing ambient moisture as it works its magic. With such enhanced versatility, improved comfortability, and sweat reduction mechanism, your sleeping environment will be nothing less than perfect. .
Coolmax®
Featuring an extraordinarily effective fiber-based moisture management system, the high performance Coolmax® fabric, automatically drives perspiration away from your body through all parts of the fabric, allowing it to evaporate quickly. The result is immediately salient: a cooler, drier environment that exudes an authentic feeling of superlative comfort.
Joey Coil®
Provides extra support, greater pressure independence, and optimum load capacity. Joey Coil®, with its pocketed on pocketed spring systems, allow you to sink into bed by adapting their respective forms to your distinctive distribution of weight and body shape. That way, the coils give an even amount support to the body.
Ameri-Spring®
A dense mesh of this patented continuous wire innerspring assembly effectively eliminates partner rolling motions often experienced by couples sleeping together. With each rows of coils built from a single piece of specially designed heavy-gauge steel wire, heat tempered for maximum comfort and durability, no matter how large is the difference in weight between the couple, with Ameri-Spring® you’ll roll no more.
Ameri-Guard®
This second row of interlocking coils surrounding the entire parameter of the mattress provides adequate support for every single point along the border, unlike ordinary side-support mechanisms. Hence the firmest, most durable border you can get for higher durability of the spring unit, and eventually a more lavishing attention to your comfort.
Intensive Pocketed Coil®
Conforming with utter perfection t your physique’s curvature, the Intensive Pocketed Coil® system, with the highest coil count (up to 1040 coils/m2), yields proper and emple full body support with enhanced durability. The results of an ideal array of springs that brings wonders to the body, if extra back support is what you look for. It’s firmness beyond words.
3-Zoned Pocketed Coil System
Engineered to operate with greater independence compared to conventional and generic pocketed coils systems, this Lady Americana’s proprietary pocketed system gives maximum points of elasticity capable of withstanding high capacity loads. Featuring springs of different diameters, the white ones at 2.0 mm and the blue ones at 2.24mm, this system makes any disturbance caused by frequent tossing and turning in bed magically disappear.
Mini Pocketed Coil™
Lady Americana’s mini pocketed coil provide you with more points of elasticity for maintaining the natural shape and contour of the body, while reinforcing its support at the correct locations. This way, the mini pockets boost your sleeping comfort to perfection as they rid you of various factors behind sleeping disturbances.
Latex Reshape®
Broadly famed for its enduring suppleness, and beneficial properties, the Latex Reshape® makes for unbelievably superior and comfortable mattresses. In vogue and featured in the designs of the most up-to-date models, the Latex Reshape® reduces pressure points on your body shape, it promotes an even distribution of your body weight, indulging you in a sweet repose.
UltraCel®
Sleeping on an UltraCel® – reinforced mattress is an experience for which one lifetime is simply not enough. Engineered with the most advanced technology in our era, and sourced from premium materials, UltraCel® is among the world’s finest materials for mattress, spoiling you with a feeling of utmost satisfaction that only a good night’s rest can create.

Why is sleep important?
Sleep is a key part of a healthy lifestyle. Like eating right and exercising, sleeping well is essential to feeling your best during the day. It affects how you feel, your relationships, your productivity and your quality of life. While you sleep, your brain goes to work, consolidating the day's learning into memory and reenergizing the body.
Is it true that napping can be bad for you?
There's nothing wrong with taking a short nap to help refresh you during the day. But if you find you're napping all the time, it could be a sign that you aren't getting as much sleep as you should. Or that you're not getting the deep, restful sleep you need at night.
Does the mattress affect how a person sleeps?
Yes. The mattress has the potential either to encourage sleep or depriving you of sleep. Whether your mattress is a sleep friend or a sleep foe can determine how refreshed you feel in the morning. If you're tossing and turning more at night or if you're waking up feeling stiff or sore afte r a night's sleep, it could be a sign that your current mattress is no longer the best for you. Your body appreciates a comfortable, supportive mattress and will let you know if it's not up to the task.
How much sleep does the average person need?
The average person needs 7-8 hours a night, but it differs for every person. Some people may need as much as 10 hours a night and others need much less. If you sleep longer on the weekends than during the week, you probably aren't getting the sleep you need every night.
What are some ways to get a better night's sleep?
A few key things should help. Try going to bed and getting up at the same time every day – even on the weekends. This will help keep your biological clock in sync. Develop a sleep ritual by doing the same things each night just before bed. Parents often establish a routine for their kids, but it can help adults, too. A routine cues the body to settle down for the night. Another hint: Unwind early in the evening so that worries and distractions don't keep you from getting a good night's sleep. Finally, create a restful sleep environment – sleep in a cool, quiet, dark room on a comfortable, supportive mattress and foundation – to get your best night's rest. If you're sleeping as much as you need, but still find that you're sleepy during the day, you should consult your doctor to see if you might have a medical condition interfering with your sleep. In either case, you should make sure to practice good sleep habits – from sleeping on a comfortable, supportive mattress to not drinking alcohol too close to bedtime.
What's the right amount of sleep?
It differs for every person. Some people may need as much as 10 hours a night and others need much less. The average person needs 7-8 hours a night. If you find yourself sleepy during the day, you probably need more sleep at night. Or if you sleep longer on the weekends than during the week, you probably need more sleep during the week.
What's the best mattress?
The answer is a matter of individual taste. What's best for others may not be best for you. When it comes to mattresses, there is no one-size-fits-all. After all, we're all built differently and have different comfort and support preferences, so why would the same mattress be "best" for all of us?
To determine the mattress that's best for you, we recommend using the process of elimination to weed out the ones you don't like. Go to a retailer and use the "rest test" to narrow down your choices. As you lie down on the mattresses, pay attention to three of the mattress's most important features: comfort, support and space. The mattress that best fulfills the combination of these needs is the "best" mattress for you. If you sleep with a partner, bring that person with you to test out the mattresses. After all, you will need to reconcile what you like best with what your partner likes best.
How can you best shop for mattresses?
You need to understand your needs before you start shopping. We recommend that you think about your lifestyle. How has it changed since you last bought a mattress and how might these changes affect your purchase? And what about your body? Has it changed and how has this affected your needs for support or your comfort preferences? Finally, think about space needs and if you have a partner, take your partner with you to shop for a new mattress. It's important to find something to meet both of your support needs and comfort preferences.
Now that you’ve considered all of the issues, visit a mattress retailer you trust and talk to someone who will have informative answers to your questions. Then, take a "rest test" to compare the feel of different mattresses by lying down on them. You will quickly find some mattresses you like and others that do not meet your personal comfort preferences and support needs. Through this process of elimination, you can determine which mattresses you like best.
How can you tell when a mattress is "used up?"
Your body should tell you when it's time for a new one – but are you paying attention? If you regularly wake up feeling stiff and sore or if you aren't sleeping as well as you did a year ago, it may be time to replace what you're sleeping on. At least twice a year, check for visible signs of wear and tear. Ask yourself if you're sleeping better or worse than you did a year ago and if a new mattress might improve your sleep. This regular sleep check-up will help ensure your mattress is still doing its job.
What should people look for in a new mattress?
Four keys to keep in mind are support, comfort, space and matching sets. The mattress that's right for you will keep your spine in proper alignment – how your spine is positioned when it's in good standing posture – supporting your body and cradling it along its curves. The right mattress will also be comfortable for your body. Keep in mind that your comfort preferences are likely to change as you age. Make sure the mattress provides enough space for easy, free movement. Couples should sleep on a queen or king-size mattress. And keep in mind that a mattress and foundation are designed to work together. Buy them as a set and get the most out of your investment in yourself.
What should people do to prepare for buying a new mattress?
Assess your needs before you start shopping. Think about your lifestyle. How has it changed since you last bought a mattress and how might these changes effect your purchase? And what about your body? Has it changed and how has this affected your need for support or your comfort preferences? Finally, think about space needs and take your partner with you (if you have one) when you shop for your mattress. You need to find something to meet both your support needs and comfort preferences.
What is the best way to try a mattress?
The best way to try a mattress is to take the "SLEEP Test". First, select a mattress, then lie down in your sleep position. Evaluate the level of comfort and support. Ask questions and educate yourself about each selection. It’s important to remember to shop with your partner.
Don't be embarrassed. You don't think twice about test driving a car, and you shouldn't think twice about "SLEEP Testing" a mattress. Lie down on the mattress for several minutes, close your eyes and focus on how well it provides support and how comfortable it is for you. The only way to tell if a mattress is right for you is to lie down on it and take the time to truly relax.
How often should mattresses be replaced? How long do they last?
Mattresses wear out on different timetables. This is due to numerous factors such as how the mattress was used (guest room, master bedroom, doubled as a trampoline for the kids), whether it was cared for properly and/or the quality of the mattress itself. Other important considerations are how personal comfort levels or a person's lifestyle and body may have changed over the years. We encourage you to think about these things and ask yourself the following questions:
Are you sleeping better or worse than you did a year ago?
Are you waking up feeling stiff and sore?
Does your mattress have visible signs of wear and tear?
Would a new mattress improve your sleep?
If the answer is "yes" to any of these questions, then it's time to consider purchasing a new mattress. And because people tend to overlook their mattresses and don't think about them, we recommend that you "check" your mattress using these four questions on a regular basis – at least twice a year – to make sure mattress wear and tear isn't sneaking up on you and disrupting your sleep.
How much money should be spent on a mattress?
Your rest – the amount and quality of your sleep – is a critical factor in your overall well-being. It can affect how you feel physically and mentally as well as your productivity. Accordingly, we urge you to invest in your rest, and spend enough on a mattress to ensure that your individual comfort and support needs are being met. Be sure not to shortchange yourself out of a good, quality night's sleep and buy the best mattress you can afford. The average person spends one-third of his or her life in bed. This equals 220,000 hours over the course of a lifetime! Your mattress is the most-used piece of furniture in the home. It could be the biggest investment that no one else sees, but you’ll have the deepest appreciation for.
What size mattress does a couple need?
Couples should sleep in a queen or king-size mattress for free, easy movement. Couples who sleep on a full mattress are only allowing themselves the same room to move around as a baby has in a crib. Make sure to take your partner with you when you shop for a mattress. It's important that you find one that meets both your support need and comfort preferences.
Should a parent pass down an old mattress to a child?
If a mattress is no longer comfortable for you, it's not good enough for someone else – especially your child. As kids grow, they need supportive and comfortable bedding as well. Be sure your children have enough space to move around comfortably as they grow.

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