Mattress Selection Guide

Start With Your Sleeping Position

• Side sleepers: Soft to Medium — cushions shoulders & hips
• Back sleepers: Medium to Medium-Firm — keeps spine straight
• Stomach sleepers: Firm — prevents hips from sinking

Consider Your Body Weight

• Light sleepers (<60 kg): Soft–Medium for proper support
• Average weight (60–100 kg): Medium–Medium Firm
• Heavy sleepers (>100 kg): Firm for better support & durability

Consider Age & Mobility

• Children (3–12 years): Medium for balanced support; avoids spine issues.
• Teenagers (13–19 years): Medium or Medium-Firm for posture changes and active routines.
• Adults (20–40 years): Medium for ideal balance, comfort, and desk-job lifestyles.
• Middle-aged Adults (40–60 years): Medium-Firm for stiffness relief, long work hours, and commutes.
• Seniors (60+ years): Medium-Firm for strong support and easier movement.
• Limited Mobility (any age): Firm surfaces make getting up and turning easier.

Choose Based on Feel Preference

• Soft: Cushion-like, pressure relief, more "sink-in" feel
• Medium: Balanced comfort + support, suits most Indian families
• Firm: Flat, supportive, similar to coir or high-density foam feel

Single

• Saves space, cheaper
• Fits one person comfortably
• Good for kids, students, or guest rooms
• Room size: 6×3 ft (approx.)

Double

• Affordable for couples in smaller rooms
• Can fit one adult with more space or two snug adults
• Room size: 6×4 ft (approx.)

Queen

• Balanced comfort + space; fits most beds
• Ideal for couples
• Room size: 6×5 ft (approx.)
• Most popular in Indian bedrooms

King

• Luxurious comfort, more space to move
• Best for couples + child or spacious sleep
• Room size: 6×6 ft (approx.)
• Needs large bedroom

Custom

• Perfect fit; ideal for storage beds or lofts
• Choose for odd room sizes or special bed frames
• Can be wider, longer, or irregular shapes

Other Things to Consider:

• Bedroom size: Leave 2–3 ft space around the mattress for easy movement
• Bed frame compatibility: Ensure the mattress fits the frame exactly
• Storage needs: Some sizes work better with drawers or storage beds
• Budget: Larger sizes cost more, including accessories (bedsheets, protectors, toppers)

4–6 inches

Soft – good for kids or lightweight sleepers.

6–8 inches

Medium – ideal for most adults and couples.

8–10 inches

Firm – best for heavy sleepers or back pain.

10–12 inches

Super Firm – extra support for very heavy sleepers or seniors.

Tips:

• Side sleepers → slightly thinner
• Back/stomach sleepers → thicker for support
• Check it fits your bed frame and room

Additional Considerations:

When selecting mattress thickness, also consider the type of mattress material. Memory foam mattresses often feel softer at the same thickness compared to innerspring or latex mattresses.

For combination sleepers (those who change positions throughout the night), a medium-thickness mattress (6-8 inches) usually provides the best balance of comfort and support.