About Hybrid toppers
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Hi there You very kindly helped me choose a mattress, having had terrible problems with another manufacturer.
I'm now looking for a topper for my mattress as I'm still experiencing back ache.
I recently spent a week in hospital and noticed I didn't have back ache for the first time in a long while.
I believe the mattress was memory foam but they are very hot so I'm looking at your hybrid foam toppers.
They are appealing to me because they sound cooler than memory foam and I like the idea that they are better at rebounding.
Can you please advise what the benefits are of the different depths of the toppers as I'm not sure whether I need the 5" or 7" and I have a low budget so don't want to make another mistake.
Many thanks!
Hi Claire,
I would need to know your body weight and the feel you are going for.
| Bodyweight | Spring tension |
|---|---|
| Upto 16 Stone / 50-101kg | Medium (1.4mm) |
| 16 Stone / 101kg Upwards | Firm (1.6mm) |
| Available in Bespoke Products (Please Call) | Soft (1.2mm) |
Some general advice on toppers is that they act as an additional comfort layer to a bed so it depends on the sensation you want from this top layer. Latex, for example, is incredibly responsive when compared to say memory foam. It also gives a more controlled sink into the top layer. If however, you wanted to really soften up the top of your mattress then a Laygel hybrid mattress topper would be ideal. This is much more responsive when compared to memory foam and is not as heat retentive.
The depth of topper relates to the amount of sink or softness you require. A deeper topper usually indicates a more plush sink than a shallower topper.
If you require any further help, please don't hesitate to contact the office on 0161 945 375
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