Inner Spring Mattresses

Innerspring mattresses use a network of metal coils to provide support and structure. These coils respond to your body’s movements, offering a bouncy, breathable sleep surface that’s ideal for those who prefer a more traditional mattress feel.

Innerspring mattresses are great for people who sleep hot, prefer a steady feel, or want a mattress with strong edge support. They’re also ideal for combination sleepers who change positions frequently during the night.

Yes! The open coil structure allows for better airflow, helping to dissipate heat and keep you cooler throughout the night — especially helpful for warm sleepers or humid climates.

Consider coil count and type (e.g., pocketed vs. continuous), comfort layers, and firmness level. Pocketed coils reduce motion transfer, while pillow tops add softness. Choose based on your sleep style and comfort preferences.

Quality innerspring mattresses can last 7–10 years with proper care. Look for models with high-gauge coils and reinforced edges for long-lasting support and structure.

Traditional innerspring mattresses may transfer more motion, but models with individually wrapped coils (pocketed coils) help reduce movement between partners, making them a better choice for couples.

You’ll find innerspring mattresses in all standard sizes — Twin, Full, Queen, King, and California King — to suit every room and sleeping arrangement.

Some innerspring mattresses work with adjustable bases, especially those with flexible coil systems. Be sure to check product details or ask a Morris Home associate for guidance.

Rotate your mattress every 3–6 months to prevent uneven wear. Use a mattress protector to guard against spills and allergens, and ensure your bed frame provides adequate support.

Yes! Visiting a Morris Home showroom lets you test different models, compare comfort levels, and get expert advice to find the perfect mattress of your needs.