Even if you bought just the right mattress years ago, if it’s more than ten years old, it’s time to replace it. But before rushing out to buy a mattress be sure to do your homework so you’ll know what to buy and not bring home the first mattress that feels good.

Types of Mattresses

There are seven main types of mattresses each with different qualities.

• Innerspring mattresses are the ones mostly sold with roughly 80 percent of the market, notes ChooseAMattress.com. This mattress has different upholstery types on top of the coils, giving a mattress its feel for comfort.
• Memory foam mattresses, which are somewhat new since the mid-1990s, conform to the shape of a person’s body which leaves an impression of the body contour after getting out of bed. This type gives the sensation of melting into bed.
• Latex mattresses are regaining in popularity, although they’ve been on the market for decades. It’s not as conforming as the memory foam, but offers durability and support.
• Air mattresses use air instead of coils with degrees of firmness adjusted by the amount of air that’s in the mattress.
• Waterbeds, which were the rage in the 1970s, have declined in popularity. This type of mattress uses liquid for support rather than coils.
• Adjustable beds can elevate into upright, besides other positions. These are good for people with back problems or for people who like to sit upright in bed. They come in various materials such as memory form, innerspring and latex.
• Dual-purpose beds, which include futons and sofa beds, are excellent for guests and can transform from a sitting to a sleeping surface.

Mattress Components

Your new mattress will consist of three main parts: upholstery layers, an innerspring coil unit and box springs.

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