Sentences with phrase «good number of coils»

Not exact matches

While the number of coils does somewhat reflect on the density of the mattress, many other factors come into play as well.

The firmness of these mattresses depends not only on the number of coils, but also the wire gauge as well as the number of turns in each coil.

Manufacturers equate the number of coils and gauge of the wire in an innerspring mattress with overall firmness; it's a good idea to look for mattresses with a minimum of 135 coils and a gauge of 15.5 or lower (packaging, a user manual, or online descriptions should spell this out).

For innerspring mattresses, higher numbers of coils (generally above 150) are better and result in a firmer mattress.

The damper's fluid viscosity has been enhanced and the number of active coils has also gone up, giving it the added height benefit and, theoretically at least, also better spring load capacity.