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A pocket spring is a type of spring system used in mattresses and upholstery, where individual springs are encased in their own fabric pockets. Unlike traditional interconnected spring systems (like Bonnell or continuous coils), pocket springs work independently, allowing them to respond to pressure points more precisely.

Key Features of Pocket Springs:

1. Independent Movement – Each spring moves separately, reducing motion transfer (ideal for couples).

2. Better Contouring – Adapts to body shape, providing targeted support.

3. Reduced Disturbance – If one spring compresses, neighboring ones stay unaffected.

4. Durability – High-quality pocket springs resist sagging longer than traditional springs.

Types of Pocket Spring Mattresses:

• Standard Pocket Spring – Uniform spring size for balanced support.

• Dual/Triple Layered – Multiple layers for enhanced comfort (e.g., firmer base + softer top).

• Zoned Support – Different spring tensions for hips, shoulders, and lumbar regions.

• Micro/Mini Pocket Springs – Smaller springs for finer pressure relief (common in luxury mattresses).

Pros & Cons:

✔ Pros:

• Excellent support & pressure relief

• Minimal partner disturbance

• Good airflow (cooler sleep)

• ✖ Cons:

  • More expensive than traditional spring mattresses

  • Can feel firmer than memory foam

  Pocket spring mattresses are popular in hybrid designs (combined with memory foam or latex) for balanced comfort and support. If you prefer a responsive yet body-hugging feel, they’re a great choice!

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