Euro Pillow Top Memory Foam Pocket Spring Mattress

Simply put, it is a mattress that contains springs. Mattress springs are also known as mattress coils. Primarily used in the core of innerspring mattresses, these, unlike memory foam, don’t adjust to body heat (unless these mattresses come topped with a layer of memory foam, like any pocket spring mattress with a memory foam top).

The top layer of the mattress is known as the comfort layer, and the layer underneath is the support layer or the ‘core’.

What Is A Memory foam Mattress?

A memory foam mattress combines a layer of memory foam with springs or support foam. Memory foam uses your body heat to soften and mould to your shape. This provides remarkable support and comfort

What Is A Bonnell Mattress?

Bonnell spring mattress systems are the most traditional type of innerspring mattress. The Bonnell coil has an hour glass shape (wider at the bottom and the top than the middle) and are interconnected with a mesh of metal to make the spring system.

What Is a Euro Top Mattress?

Euro top mattresses are technically a type of pillow top mattress because they have additional padding to enhance softness. However, they are different from standard pillow tops because the extra layer of padding is stitched beneath the mattress cover rather than sewn to the top of it.

A Euro top’s craftsmanship levels the comfy layer with the edges of the mattress, creating a stacked and uniform appearance. It also eliminates the gap and v-shaped indent found between the extra layer and mattress cover in conventional pillow tops. No gap in material means less room for sinking and more room for padding, resulting in a thicker more supportive bed.

Like pillow tops, Euro tops are also made from a type of foam, wool, or fiberfill and commonly found on innerspring mattresses to enhance cushion and pressure point relief.

Below, we will discuss the benefits and drawbacks of a Euro top mattress in specific.