Hybrid range vs Salus

Paul, I've done some research on the Salus you've been looking at it's hard to be exact as the details around their components are very minimal, for example it doesn't tell you the density of the foam or the gauge of the springs asked

20th February 2014

Lee, I’ve been speaking to you last couple of days about a med/firm mattress, the Thailand guy you remember!?

So anyway I have a link to the pocketsprung Salus mattress which I’ve tried out and like the feel. I can get it for £670 down here in the south, you were of course comparing it to the Hybrid 7. Can you take it a quick look and confirm that you think yours would be a superior purchase albeit £750 for the king?

Look forward to hearing back from you. Thanks. >

1 Answer

Lee Staff

answered 10 years ago

Hi Paul, I’ve done some research on the Salus you’ve been looking at it’s hard to be exact as the details around their components are very minimal, for example it doesn’t tell you the density of the foam or the gauge of the springs.

The main differences between that and the hybrid 7 are: Hybrid uses coolblue which is a hybrid foam, more advanced than memory foam in that it is more responsive.

Hybrid comes with a 7.5cm topper which is removable and turnable.

Hybrid has fully boxed FEPs the Sallus doesn’t state this so we assume its tray FEPs, though we can’t be certain.

Hybrid is 32.5cm deep.

In terms of tension based on its description I’d assume it was 70kg memory foam and with that would say our tension is similar for coolblue.

I’d summarise by saying you get a lot more bed for your money with the hybrid given the topper and depths.

I hope that helps Paul.

Lee