Motion Isolation
The ability of a mattress to absorb motion and prevent it from transferring across the bed.
Examples and Applications
Motion isolation refers to a mattress's ability to absorb movement, preventing it from transferring across the bed, which is ideal for couples.
Benefits and Drawbacks
Good motion isolation can lead to a better night's sleep for partners, but it may reduce the mattress's bounce.
Other glossary terms
Microcoils
Small, individually wrapped coils used in the comfort layers of some mattresses for added support and comfort.
Foam Density
The mass per unit volume of foam used in mattresses.
Zoned Support
Specific areas of a mattress designed to provide targeted support.