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Yes, box springs are recommended with a traditional mattress. The box springs are constructed to support the mattress and to lengthen its life.
For a regular mattress--- It has springs and cushing for comfort. For a memory foam mattress--- It has pure, pillowy cushioning, no springs and is much better than a regular matress
Modern mattresses typically have springs. The first mattress which had coiled springs was introduced in 1901. This mattress was produced by VI-Spring, an English manufacturer.
When the springs are compressed they go down and the mattress go down along with it which causes a person to sleep well :)
None. Usually a mattress is made of fabric and springs
The total number of springs in a mattress differs from mattress to mattress, but the important part of a mattress is not the number of coils, its the size of each coil. Higher quality mattresses tend to have thicker coils, which more firm mattresses tend to have smaller coils.
This is a type of mattress with upright springs incorporated inside. This is a common type of mattress today. Increasing in popularity are pocket sprung mattresses; they minimize 'roll-together' and, because the springs are independent, the springs closely follow the contour of the body for increased supporty. The best matresses have 3 layers upright/interwoven springs with small pocket springs over and a 'memory foam' top layer.
No
Selling mattress springs that have been stripped down is a possibility. However, this is not a good idea because it could hurt someone. It is not illegal, though.
-spring scales -the spring inside a pen -coil springs inside a mattress
The springs are there to absorb motion. If they weren't there, normal movements during sleep could actually hurt you.
In my opinion Tempurpedic. Its form to your body and only yours. Even though some other brands say they are the best, i think tempurpedic would be the best. Other beds use springs which doesnt help with back problems but can make them worse.