One of the chief benefits of an innerspring futon mattress is that it
is that it most closely mimics and actual traditional coil bed. This means that you
and your guests are more likely to experience the type of sleep that most Americans
are used to. Unlike cotton and foam futon mattresses, the typical coil futon mattress
has added spring and cushion. When you roll over at night, the springs will absorb the
pressure of your body more readily.*
When you are buying an innerspring futon mattress, it is generally wise to
buy premium grade coil futons. This helps to ensure you are buying a coil that
will offer true comfort.
Because it costs more to make the average coil futon mattress, you can be
sure that a cheap innerspring futon will offer little comfort or longevity. If you are
looking to save money, you are probably better off buying another type of futon
mattress without springs or coil systems.
