If you are in the market for a new mattress, then perhaps you would want to check out this new model released by the Arizona Premium Company named the Hevealux.

This latex mattress design features a full 7″ latex core along with 2″ of natural latex soft topper material.

This core is 7″ high, unlike most which are only 5 1/2″. The ADX core features include:

3 firmness zones, perforations on both sides, reinforced middle zone for lumbar support

4 ventilation channels, 6 vertical bending edges

To top off this beautiful support system we are adding two 1 inch layers of Hevealux latex which is a propriety blend made here in the USA by Latexco.

Hevealux is made with 100% latex, natural origin, planet friendly biodegradable material. This eco friendly product is naturally hypo-allergenic, dust mite resistant, and will not support mildew or bacteria.

So if you want to expand the possibilities, check out this latest mattress offering and bring it into your bedroom. They offer free shipping on a limited basis so take advantage of this offer now!

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Now here is a mattress that is bound to be in demand soon. The Therm-a-Rest NeoAir Mattress is no ordinary air mattress. The high and market point of this mattress is that of packing a 1 liter Nalgene bottle while providing much warmth. A definite soother as far as being able to provide comfort for the body, especially if you are around cold climate areas.

It is being rumored to be out in the market soon in four sizes.

Therm-a-Rest engineers developed an air-bladder technology — the “Triangular Core Matrix” — which is a welded-nylon grid of chambers that, according to Jacot, increases the number of individual air cells by 10 times when compared to a traditional air mattress.

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When you are doing business, you have to get new ideas. Normally you would expect your business and development team to come up with one but don’t forget your customers who may want something custom-made not only for them but for you to consider as well.

Such was the idea that Magniflex Gold Pet Mattress got when a wealthy Russian client asked for a custom-made Gold Mattress for her Maltese. Gold Mattress sales have not exactly been comforting, perhaps due to its price ($24,000 for queen size and $30,000 for king size) and looking at other options just happened to fall on their lap.

The Magniflex Gold Pet Mattress has been added to their product line and are being offered between $1,000 to $3,000. They can be ordered directly at the Magniflex website.

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By being environmentally responsible and using bio-based foams has been the two things that Englander is banking on as it sets to offer its organic mattress line to consumers who want something eco-friendly as far as bed requirements are concerned.

Englander joins the ranks of many companies trying to go eco-friendly and with resources available in its native land, it all boils down to a matter of using them that include wool, cotton, natural rubber latex and sustainable wood parts.

Besides, it’s all about sleeping soundly. With organic mattresses, this can be done with the right choice of eco-friendly materials.

“We can show our customers these products are certified,” Warshaver said. “The consumer who wants organic products doesn’t want games. This is not a price issue, it’s an integrity issue.”

The four beds in Englander’s Nature’s Finest Organic Sleep Systems line incorporate varying amounts of latex. An innerspring bed with two inches of latex retails at $1,999, while an innerspring model with four inches of latex retails at $2,499. A latex core bed with six inches of latex retails at $2,999, while the top model has eight inches of latex and retails at $3,499.

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Last week, Nicole Kidman gave birth to her biological daughter, Sunday Rose and hasn’t been seen since then. It wasn’t until July 16 that she was spotted at a mattress shop in Nashville apparently looking for new mattresses for her or her child. She was seen going in and out of the store with her husband Keith Urban.

Being the first biological child of Kidman, perhaps she is simply looking out for the welfare of her baby. And one good thing to do is to look for the best mattress in town where she and their baby can rest well. Besides, she has the money to buy one so for sure she will be open to the best bed mattress available in the market today.

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The materials used in making a mattress can play an important role in providing comfort to the people who want to lay on them. As far as the Japanese folks are concerned, being a big fan of the Shropshire sheep will arouse the curiosity of people all over the world on why such a preference for these materials would be suitable and worthy for mattress buyers these days.

The soft and springy features provided by the Shropshire sheep wool is perhaps the answer to it all. Quality beds are sometimes gauged based on how much comfort they can give to us and for the Japanese, this has certainly caught their attention and apparently a guide on how to market quality beds and mattresses for people looking at quality sleep for themselves.

“We were delighted to host the television crew and to learn that wool from Shropshire sheep was so highly thought of in Japan,” said Mr Spencer.

“Although our main income comes from producing prime lambs for the UK market, the excellent fleece of the Shropshire sheep also plays an important part in the survival of lambs in the spring.

“New-born Shropshire lambs have plenty of wool cover, which is vital during the first few days of life when they need all the protection they can get.”

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In a world where finance and pricing are obviously two erratic words today, bed manufacturer Five Star Mattress has followed a different route, trying to become consumer-friendly and cutting down on its retail prices. Just when most companies today are trying desperately to determine how to offset raw materials and operation costs, here is a company that is going the opposite direction.

A professional business expert would call it suicide or perhaps a product of inferior quality. But on a business strategy aspect, it is a brilliant move to capture a majority of the bedding market. Surely it will garner a large chunk of the pie but hopefully, it will not sink its teeth in the overall production cost and provide profits.

“This is not a temporary rollback, but new, more competitive pricing that will rock the industry, providing higher margins for dealers than was ever thought possible,” she said. “We are making a big push to gain additional business. We are the only producer in the industry that is lowering prices.”

(Source) Furniture Today

Where do old beds and mattresses end up? Well normally this would be the garbage dumpsites but then again that would just escalate the growing pain of our trash problems. But through the efforts and patience of concerned people in the world such as Tim Haggen, a researcher at the Natural Resources Research Institute (NRRI) at the University of Minnesota, measures are being done to undertake this mattress problem.

Hagen is working on solving the mattress problem with an innovative and aggressive recycling program in Duluth, one of only two in the country where mattresses are taken apart and the components reused. Now in its fourth year, the program gets mattresses from all over the northern half of the state–by the truckloads.

NRRI funded a local effort to find markets for the materials that make up a mattress. The foam is easily sold to companies that make carpet underlayment. The wood frames are chipped up and used as a biomass fuel source. And the cotton is mixed with wood fibers for a local company that manufactures oil filters for diesel engines.

“The filter company tested the post-consumer cotton against using new cotton and there was absolutely no difference in performance,” says Hagen. “In the long run, this application saves raw materials costs and preserves valuable landfill space for future generations.”

The filter manufacturer uses about 50,000 pounds of cotton a year, and that’s about how much Goodwill Industries supplies it at the present time.

(Source) MinnPost

Combining comfort with eco-friendliness is certainly one of the battle cries that EcoMemory Foam is thinking off when Anatomic Global Inc. was trying to develop a bed product to suit both worlds. Apparently, the quality of bedding today goes way beyond design and price. It also requires the touch of eco-friendliness and now, people can have the choice to own one in Las Vegas.

Developed by founder David Farley with 20 years of experience in medical industry sleep systems, EcoMemoryFoam has taken the best of memory foam technology and improved on it. Using open cell technology, they have created a memory foam mattress that breathes and helps you sleep cooler. EcoMemoryFoam also utilizes the patent-pending Neutral Posture Support System, which is scientifically designed with seven support zones to relieve the stress on your back muscles and refresh the body. EcoMemoryFoam is manufactured in the United States, and the company can ship anywhere within 48 hours, which allows retailers to avoid keeping inventory.

EcoMemoryFoam mattresses utilize the patent-pending Neutral Posture Support System, which is scientifically designed with seven support zones to relieve stress and refresh the body. Patented zero-emissions technology is used to create the coolest-temperature, most supportive memory foam beds available.

(Source) Furniture World