Tempurpedic

It’s one of the newest products from Rocky Mountain Mattress, which recently released their green product line. Aside from the fact that the mattress is made of natural latex and is therefore safe and eco-friendly, it also makes use of pure organic Juma wool under a cotton/bamboo cover, allowing for proper circulation while keeping the user dry and comfortable.

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Foam Order uses 100% recyclable materials to manufacturer mattresses, refusing to sell non-biodegradable items such as Styrofoam filling. They also have a selection of natural latex foam products. The company provides mattress customization service for any of these mattress types:

• Mattress Pads
• Memory Foam
• Tempur-Pedic ®
• Conventional Foam
• Latex
• Folding Beds
• Foam mattress
• Organic mattress
• Pillows & Stuffers
• Down Cushions
• Custom Sewing
• Crib Mattress
• Accessories

Visit Foam Order for more details about their service.

Eco Choice’s Dream Lite is made especially for people who are on the heavy side and therefore require a firmer mattress, but would rather prefer the comforts of a softer kind. Made of natural materials, it provides the same benefits as a standard latex mattress, which helps eliminate back pains and reduce sleeping disorders

Some 15 very well-known bedding producers are found in Las Vegas and new bedding collections are supposedly found in this state constantly.

Sealy is promising a “major innovation.” Simmons offers new comfort options in its Beautyrest Black line. A new promotional and midpriced line is being launched by Serta’s owners. Spring Air is loaded, with four revamped bedding lines. And Leggett & Platt will show its high-end “smart bed,” which generated plenty of buzz at the recent Consumer Electronics Show.

Another mattress manufacturing company pushes to go green as it brings its latest eco-friendly line to the market:

Latex derived from natural sources LAS VEGAS — Top 15 bedding producer Englander is spotlighting a “green” bedding story here, highlighted by its new Eco-Friendly Latex model.

That bed features latex derived from natural sources and not fashioned from petroleum-based products, according to Englander officials. It is covered in a Culp ticking made from organic cotton. Retails for the pillowtop bed are estimated to be in the $1,699 to $1,999 range.

• Great for those suffering from allergies. A standard mattress largely have synthetic polyurethane foam in it, and it is too much for a people with sensitivities.

• It is 100% made of natural products like natural latex, natural wool and other non-chemically manufactured materials.

• It is environment friendly.

• It is safe for families with children.

• It is most comfortable to sleep on, even in warm weathers because it is made of natural breathable materials.

It’s made of 100% natural latex and organic cotton. The fabric for the mattress is undyed and unbleached. In a sense, if this were a human heart, it would have to be one healthy one!

Custom made and sold at EcoMattress.

Wouldn’t you love to lie down on it? This heart-shaped bed, does not just spell romance, it is also environment friendly. It is made up of 100% natural latex with organic cotton materials with unbleached mattress fabric, it comes with a host of other accessories such as a:

via Eco Choices

The Silentnight Silk Latex Waterfall Mattress is a non-slip mattress for slatted base. It is made of unique Miracoil Spring System and natural latex fillings. Caring for this mattress pad is easy as you do not need to flip it. Micro quilted and encapsulated, the mattress measures 26cm and is covered in luxury knitted fabric.

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This high-designed bed is worth $25000 and is made by David Trubridge of New Zealand for Okooko. The furniture store prides in its eco-friendly items and it has recently opened a branch in the Philadelphia area.

The company — which takes its name from the Maori word for “to cradle in arms”— sells mattresses ($2,500 to $3,000) made of natural latex, bamboo and wool, and beds ($2,200 to $5,500) made of wood from sustainable forests managed by the New Zealand government.

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