Multipocket spring mattress Pinoda 100 x 200 cm

Designed for those who prefer a solid, highly supportive feel. For general firmness recommendations based on your body type, please refer to the table.

The mattress base is designed to evenly distribute body weight and allow full relaxation. To create distinct firmness zones, two types of filling with different levels of softness are used. The areas of the mattress under the shoulders, hips, and calves – which bear the most pressure – are made softer, while the zones beneath the head, lower back, thighs, and feet are firmer. This targeted distribution helps maintain correct spinal alignment and allows the muscles to fully relax.

Latex is an exceptionally elastic material with excellent breathability. These qualities help prevent the build-up of microorganisms and dust mites, making mattresses with latex filling an ideal choice for allergy sufferers. For optimal ventilation, it is recommended to place latex mattresses on slatted bed bases. Mattresses that feature a latex layer are highly responsive and flexible. While sleeping on this type of mattress, you won’t feel the movements of the person next to you – perfect for uninterrupted rest.

Mattresses with multi-pocket springs contain significantly more springs than standard pocket spring models. Each spring is individually encased in its own fabric pocket, allowing only the area under direct pressure to move – rather than the entire mattress surface. This means that partners can move freely during the night without disturbing each other. Thanks to the high spring count and enhanced spinal support, the body can relax more effectively, offering a more comfortable and restorative sleep experience.

Polyurethane foam (also known as foam rubber) is a lightweight material that evenly distributes body weight and helps maintain proper spinal alignment. These types of mattresses typically have lower breathability.

Memory foam responds to body weight and temperature, allowing the mattress to adapt to your sleeping position – especially in areas under greater pressure. This helps the body fully relax, reducing discomfort from awkward positions. Because of its dense structure, memory foam is less breathable, so we recommend airing the mattress regularly. It may also retain more heat, so it’s not ideal for individuals who tend to sleep hot.