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DS Euro Top Mattress FIRMG31 - King Single
31 cm Thickness Mattress | Firm Support | Breathable Design
DS Xclusive X20 Mattress - King Single
20 cm Thick Mattress | Medium Firm | Soft Quilting Top Layer
Euro Top Mattress PIL20 with Pillow - King Single
20 cm Thick Mattress | Medium Firm | Affordable Comfort with Bonus Pillow
25 cm Thick Mattress | Medium Firm | 2-in-1 Flippable Design
Boucle22 Mattress - King Single
22 cm Thick Mattress | Medium Firm | High-Density Foam & Pocket Springs
23 cm Thick Mattress | Medium Firm | Memory Foam & Pocket Springs
Euro Top Mattress J32 - King Single
32 cm Thickness Mattress | Medium Firm | Spinal & Full-Body Support
Euro Top Mattress G31 - King Single
31 cm Thickness Mattress | Medium Firm | Pressure Relief Comfort
DS Euro Top Mattress FIRMG31 - King Single
31 cm Thickness Mattress | Firm Support | Breathable Design
DS Xclusive X20 Mattress - King Single
20 cm Thick Mattress | Medium Firm | Soft Quilting Top Layer
Euro Top Mattress PIL20 with Pillow - King Single
20 cm Thick Mattress | Medium Firm | Affordable Comfort with Bonus Pillow
25 cm Thick Mattress | Medium Firm | 2-in-1 Flippable Design
Boucle22 Mattress - King Single
22 cm Thick Mattress | Medium Firm | High-Density Foam & Pocket Springs
23 cm Thick Mattress | Firm | Superior Body Support
DS NZ Made Extra Firm Pocket Spring Mattress - King Single
23 cm Thickness Mattress | Extra Firm | NZ-Made with 5-Year Warranty
Bonnell Mattress Bon21 - King Single
21 cm Thick Mattress | Soft Medium | Pillow Top Design
When it comes to achieving a restful night's sleep, selecting an appropriate mattress is crucial. However, locating a high-quality queen-sized mattress within one's budget can prove challenging. TSB Living offers a range of affordable options that can meet your needs without breaking the bank.
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A good mattress is key to a good nights sleep to wake up rested to handle whatever life has to throw at you! Read through this blog and gain some insights on what mattress is right for you.
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Choosing the right mattress size is crucial for a good night's sleep. The length of your mattress can affect your comfort, the amount of space in your bedroom, and overall health. In New Zealand, mattress sizes are measured differently than in other countries. Instead of using standard measurements like twin, full, queen, and king, New Zealand uses its unique sizing system. Understanding these sizes and dimensions is essential when shopping for a new mattress.
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There is nothing quite like the frustration of a restless night. You drift off to sleep, only to wake up three hours later drenched in sweat, flipping the pillow to the cold side for the tenth time. If you find yourself tossing and turning because your bed feels like a furnace, the culprit likely isn't just your duvet; it’s the slab of material you’re lying on. Standard foam mattresses are infamous for trapping body heat, acting like an insulator rather than a regulator. The goal of this guide is to help you break that cycle. We will explore the airflow, the best mattresses for the Kiwi climate, and how to choose the best mattresses for hot sleepers. Top Mattress Recommendations for Hot Sleepers Not all mattresses are created equal when it comes to thermodynamics. Here are the four primary technologies leading the charge in temperature regulation. 1. Gel-Infused Memory Foam For years, memory foam was the enemy of the hot sleeper. Because it is a dense, viscoelastic material designed to contour closely to the body, it naturally traps heat. However, modern engineering has introduced a cooling memory foam mattress. The Advantage: The heat retention issue of traditional foam is resolved by swirling liquid gel or gel beads into the material. The gel acts as a thermal conductor, absorbing excess body heat and moving it away from the surface. Advanced versions may also include infusions like copper or graphene, which are even more efficient at dissipating heat due to their high thermal conductivity. Best for: Sleepers who love the pressure relief of memory foam, specifically those with joint pain, but who don't want to wake up in a sweat. 2. Pocket Spring & Hybrid Systems If cooling is your number one priority, physics is on the side of the spring. The best cooling mattresses for hot sleepers are made by combining the comfort layers of foam or latex with a core of individual pocket springs. The Advantage: The key benefit of a king-size cooling mattress is that, instead of being filled with solid blocks of foam, the core of a hybrid consists of individually encapsulated springs, which creates a significant volume of space within the mattress, allowing the circulation of air. When you move on a queen cooling mattress, air acts as a bellows, pushing out warm air and pulling in fresh air. The introduction of a top layer of cooling foam provides the ultimate balance of comfort and temperature control through the airflow created by the mattress. Best for: Maximum breathability. If you prefer a responsive or bouncy feel rather than sinking into the bed, a hybrid cooling mattress is your best bet. 3. Latex Mattresses: The Natural Choice Natural latex (derived from rubber tree sap) is one of the highest quality and top-rated cooling mattresses available in New Zealand. The Advantage: The key benefit of latex is that it does not contour by softening with your body heat as memory foam does; therefore, it remains temperature neutral. Most high-quality latex mattresses incorporate pin-core (tiny holes punched through the latex layers), ventilated contour holes, which maximise air passage, thereby providing an outstandingly cool surface for restful sleep. Best for: Eco-conscious shoppers and those who want their bedding materials to be made out of sustainable resources and provide a durable, resilient surface that is thermally neutral. Other Cooling Bedding to Consider Cooling Pillows: Specifically designed to provide airflow and dissipate body heat at the head and neck areas; most contain conductive gels or open-cell memory foam. Cooling Mattress Toppers: An easy way to upgrade your current bed. These cooling mattress toppers allow you to add an immediate layer of climate control to your bed. The materials used in these types of mattress toppers are generally breathable fibers or gel-infused fibers. Cooling Quilts: Forget heavy blankets; these lightweight layers use moisture-wicking bamboo or cotton blends to move heat away from your body. Cooling Pillowcases: These serve as the final touch, using advanced tech-fabrics that remain crisp and cool to the touch all night long. Key Features to Look For: A Buying Guide When browsing online or in a showroom, consider these technical specifications to choose the best mattresses for hot sleepers. Breathable Covers The cover of the mattress is the first point of contact. Look for natural fibers or advanced semi-synthetics: Tencel: A fabric made from wood pulp that is famously better at moisture-wicking than cotton. Bamboo: Naturally antibacterial and cool to the touch. Knitted Fabrics: These offer more stretch and air permeability than tightly woven damask covers. Open-Cell Foam Structure If you are buying a high-quality foam mattress, ensure it is marketed as open-cell. Standard foam cells are closed, like tiny balloons that trap air. Open-cell foam has burst walls, allowing air to move through the material like a sponge. Firmness vs. Heat There is a direct correlation between how deep you sink and how hot you get. A very soft mattress wraps around your body, insulating you and reducing the surface area of your skin exposed to the air. If you are a chronic hot sleeper, a Medium-Firm feel is often superior because it keeps you on top of the mattress rather than in it. Bonus Tips for a Cooler Night’s Sleep Bedding Matters: Even the best cooling mattress will fail if you cover it with heavy polyester sheets. Stick to 100% Cotton, Linen, or Bamboo. These fibers are designed to allow heat to transfer from your body to the cooling layer of your mattress. The Protector Trap: Many waterproof mattress protectors are essentially a sheet of plastic. This creates a vapor barrier that traps heat. Look for protectors labeled as breathable or those using Tencel membranes. NZ Room Environment: Our homes can be humid. Use a ceiling fan to keep air moving, or consider a dehumidifier. Lowering the humidity in the room actually makes your sweat evaporate more efficiently, which is the body's natural cooling mechanism. Make the Right Choice for Better Sleep By choosing a mattress with gel-infused technology, pocket springs, or natural latex, you are choosing to sleep comfortably at affordable prices. Don't just take our word for it; feel the technology for yourself by visiting our TSB Living store online. Our team can help you navigate our range of Eurotop and Gel-infused options to find the perfect temperature-regulated fit for your lifestyle. Stop surviving the night and start sleeping through it. Your cooler, more refreshed self is just one mattress away.
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