ALTERNATIVE COLLECTION

Top layer has MEMORY FOAM which is heat sensitive and conforms to your individual body shape.

Dura Foam

  • Recommended for bunk beds
  • Entry level bed
  • Covered in Quilted Warp Knit
  • One layer of foam mattress with  good quality density of  reconstructed foam
  • Recommended weight: 70kg

Combo Comfort

  • Recommended for young adults, senior citizens  and holiday homes
  • 3 Layered high density foam
  • Covered in elegant white circular knit fabric for  durability and comfort
  • Recommended weight: 100kg

Supreme Support

  • Recommended for guest houses and the hospitality industry
  • 5 layers of foam
  • Virgin foam used complies to SABS standards  (640/2006)
  • Knitted material to provide an extra plush  feeling
  • Fabric allows for breathing (Bamboo cover)
  • Recommended weight: 130kg

Q-Aloe

  • Aloe Vera is guaranteed organic (160 important biological compounds)
  • Added values: Skin friendly by stimulating  new skin cell growth.
  • Recommended for personal health, hygiene.  
  • Non-turnable mattress with top layer that consists of MEMORY FOAM.
  • Recommended weight: 120kg

Chiro+
  • Soft to the touch with a real feeling of comfort
  • A breathable material that conforms to your unique body   shape and weight due to its excellent elasticity
  • Extra plush circular knit
  • 4 layers of high density foam
  • Non-turnable mattress with comfort layers

​Sleep is essential for a person's health and well-being.

Sleep Deprivation can lead to Serious Health Problems. Sleep disorders and chronic sleep loss can put you at risk for:
  • Heart disease
  • Heart failure
  • Irregular heartbeat
  • High blood pressure
  • Stroke
  • Diabetes

Oh sleep, oh gentle sleep. Nature's soft nurse....

"A day without a nap is like  cupcake without frosting" - Terri Guillemets

Sleeping Tips:

1. Paint your bedroom a tranquil color.

Maybe it's a relaxing blue or a warm yellow -- the exact shade doesn't matter so much as long as it calms you. But do go for a matte finish rather than a high-gloss one, Michael Breus, Ph.D., told HuffPost in 2012.

2. Keep your bedroom quiet.

Noises like whirring electronics or ticking watches can easily be left outside the bedroom. For snoring bed partners or blaring sirens outside your window that are slightly more difficult to avoid, try a handy pair of earplugs

3. Nap -- wisely.

When done right, a little daytime snooze won't destroy your nighttime slumber, and can boost memory, alertness and job performance while you're at it. Just make sure you limit your nap to 30 minutes, max, and don't snooze too close to bedtime.