Latex Mattress. Like memory foam mattresses, latex mattresses will also mould to your body, but they feel different to memory foam because the material has more natural elasticity, meaning it will quickly regain its original shape.

This type of mattress can be pricey, but manufacturers claim that that they are extremely durable. Plus latex mattresses are both hypoallergenic and anti-microbial, so they're a good option if you suffer from allergies. Mattress Review.

Memory foam mattresses feel very different to lie on than regular sprung mattresses. This means memory foam mattresses aren't for everyone – some of you have said that you find memory foam mattresses too hot.

But those who like memory foam seem to love it – as one owner told us: 'my memory foam mattress is the most comfortable mattress I've ever had.' Read on for more advice about memory foam mattresses. If you know you want one already, go straight to our mattress reviews.

Dunlopillo Mattress Reviews. Craftsmanship & Quality. Dunlopillo's prices are in-line with mid-grade materials and craftsmanship.

Latex is a more expensive foam versus synthetic foams like memory foam, and generally it lasts longer. However, there were some doubts that customers mention about some elements of construction. We'll go through each of their mattress types so that you can get additional details of each before buying.

100% combed cotton jersey. Memory foam has taken the market place by storm and is indeed, the new way to sleep.

The benefits of this innovation are promoted by both medics and suppliers alike. The foam senses both your body weightless feeling that it creates ensures a good nights sleep whilst relieving pressure on the body and the mattress. Like memory foam, knitted fabric will retain its shape after being stretched making it more suitable for memory foam products than typical woven bedlinen.