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Layers in a mattress

We produce three types of products which have very different properties:

Core

The comfort and support from a bed is the most important thing for the human body. This comfort comes from the core of the bed, when chosen the right materials and density it should provide the bed with sufficient support and durability to provide your customers with a perfect night’s rest.

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Comfort layer

For a comfort layer fluffiness, softness, ventilation and the regulation and control of moisture are very important. It's placed right underneath the ticking of the mattress.

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Labyrinth 200show me more

Labyrinth 200

Labyrinth blends the characteristics of carefully chosen, fully recyclable, synthetic fibres and nature’s finest design patterns.

Natural Latex foamshow me more

Natural Latex foam

We source high quality latex from Malaysian plantations that deliver the correct latex-concentrate for latex foam production, thus avoiding the need to use any synthetic rubber.

Cocolokshow me more

Cocolok

Enkev’s Cocolok is made purely from natural coconut fibres and natural latex.

The fibre is collected from the coconut husk, a resource that is widely available.

Pocket Springsshow me more

Pocket Springs

3rd party material.

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Spanish Lambswoolshow me more

Spanish Lambswool

Wool is one of the widest used and most versatile of all the natural fibre family . Wool has evolved through nature to become one of the most durable, breathable all weather protector known to man. With each sheep producing a new fleece annually wool products tick the box for sustainability.

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Texel Wool

This wool comes exclusively from Texel, an island off the North coast of Holland. It has a population of 13,300 people and over 100,000 sheep. The people of Texel have been raising sheep for over 600 years, and have developed a unique breed of sheep that is both hardy and produces wool of unrivalled quality.

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Merino

"Wherever sheep's feet touch the ground, the land turns to gold.” The Spanish were onto something. Sheep's wool is the most popular type of wool, due to it being widely available and highly versatile. Merino wool has superior shine, legendary softness, great breathability, and a lot of warmth for minimal weight. Merino sheep are most often raised in the mountainous regions of Australia and New Zealand.

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Camel Wool

Camel fibre is obtained from the two humped Bactrian Camel often found Eastern Europe and Asia, the luxurious soft camel wool fibre is collected from the soft underbelly of the camel during the warm summer months.

Cashmere Woolshow me more

Cashmere Wool

Cashmere is a luxuriant wool that many a fashion-conscious woman has dreamed of wearing against her skin. Its silken feel, feather-light weight, and appreciable status make it highly desirable.

Silkshow me more

Silk

Silk is one of the oldest fibres known to man. The Chinese have used it since the 27th century BC. Silk is mentioned by Aristotle and became a valuable commodity both in Greece and Rome.

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GOTS Organic Cotton

History of cotton production can be traced back over 7,000 years cotton is possibly natures purest form of cellulose. Like many natural fibres, cotton is soft, breathable and very comfortable upon skin contact. A fine fibre which is also strong and durable with excellent absorbency characteristics.

GOTS Organic Woolshow me more

GOTS Organic Wool

Wool is one of the widest used and most versatile of all the natural fibre family. Wool has evolved through nature to become one of the most durable, breathable all weather protector known to man. With each sheep producing a new fleece annually wool products tick the box for sustainability.

Bambooshow me more

Bamboo

Bamboo fibre is a green natural fibre. It can replace the raw fibre materials, such as organic fibre, jute, sisal hemp, etc.

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Cotton

Almost pure cellulose, cotton is the world’s most widely used natural fibre. The main reasons for this are it’s softness and breathability. Cotton absorbs moisture readily which makes cotton comfortable in hot weather.

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Flax

Flax fibers are amongst the oldest fiber crops in the world. Flax fiber is extracted from the bast or skin of the stem of the flax plant. Flax fiber is soft, lustrous and flexible.

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Mohair

Hollow fibre, does not conduct heat like wool
Easily absorbs and releases moisture
Smoother than wool

Dutch Woolshow me more

Dutch Wool

Texel Sheep have adapted to a very windy and harsh environment to produce a unique, long wool fibre with a high crinkle factor and high natural lanolin content. Products made from Texel wool are softer, thicker, warmer, and longer lasting.

Hairlokshow me more

Hairlok

Enkev’s hairlok is made purely from natural animal hair and natural latex. Enkev spins the hair into ropes to create thousands of natural micro-springs, resulting in enduring resilience.

GOTS Organic Flaxshow me more

GOTS Organic Flax

Flax fibers are amongst the oldest fiber crops in the world. Flax fiber is extracted from the bast or skin of the stem of the flax plant. Flax fiber is soft, lustrous and flexible. It is stronger than cotton fiber but less elastic.

Cocolokshow me more

Cocolok

Enkev’s Cocolok is made purely from natural coconut fibres and natural latex.

The fibre is collected from the coconut husk, a resource that is widely available.

Bleached Silkshow me more

Bleached Silk

Wonderful silk fibres have been used as a luxury fibre for centuries, pro-duced from the the Bombyx mori silkworm is quite unique in having a prism like cross section with rounded edges which helps give the refract-ing sheen on the fibre.

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Alpaca

Alpaca is one of the new breed of exotic fibres offering the very best in comfort, feel and performance

core comfort

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In our production we use natural latex as a binder and resilience enhancer in our rubberised and needled products. The 100% pure natural latex requires a minimum of vulcanizing agents. This is one of the secrets to the unsurpassed resilience and durability of our rubberized products.

ADJUSTABLE BEDS CORE

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Labyrinth 200show me more

Labyrinth 200

Labyrinth blends the characteristics of carefully chosen, fully recyclable, synthetic fibres and nature’s finest design patterns.

Natural Latex foamshow me more

Natural Latex foam

We source high quality latex from Malaysian plantations that deliver the correct latex-concentrate for latex foam production, thus avoiding the need to use any synthetic rubber.

Cocolokshow me more

Cocolok

Enkev’s Cocolok is made purely from natural coconut fibres and natural latex.

The fibre is collected from the coconut husk, a resource that is widely available.

Pocket Springsshow me more

Pocket Springs

3rd party material.

ADJUSTABLE BEDS COMFORT LAYER

Products used

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1 Hairlokshow me more 2 Cocolokshow me more

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Spanish Lambswoolshow me more

Spanish Lambswool

Texel Woolshow me more

Texel Wool

Merinoshow me more

Merino

Camel Woolshow me more

Camel Wool

Cashmere Woolshow me more

Cashmere Wool

Cashmere is a luxuriant wool that many a fashion-conscious woman has dreamed of wearing against her skin. Its silken feel, feather-light weight, and appreciable status make it highly desirable.

Silkshow me more

Silk

Silk is one of the oldest fibres known to man. The Chinese have used it since the 27th century BC. Silk is mentioned by Aristotle and became a valuable commodity both in Greece and Rome.

Traditionally, Wool is used as the ideal comfort layer and is available in several blends;

Vertifill Wool, a vertically oriented thermo-bonded non-woven its unique properties provide excellent resilience, recovery and help prevent settlement due the vertical structure of its fibres. 500gsm Needled or Layered Wool generally provides the more regular type of top layer.

While 500gsm Wool and Silk 80/20% mixes provide a more exotic mix to promote the marketing story. Other exotic materials are also available [LINKS]: camel hair, alpaca hair, bamboo and silk.

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