Casper is a multilayer mattress consisting of four different components namely latex, a middle layer of memory foam and high density poly foam. In addition to this, the mattress also has a supportive layer which equally divides pressure on different parts of the body and helps in pain relief.
But how does this 12 inch mattress put up all these layers together? Let’s find out about that!
Cover: Every Casper mattress is covered by a sheet made up of mainly polyester and sometimes with a blend of other fabrics as well like rayon. This soft polyester gives the mattress a beautiful finish.
Comfort: The second layer is the comfort layer which consists of the open cell foam. This layer ensures a proper airflow throughout the mattress providing the mattress its cooling effect, just like latex. Other than that, it is perfect for couples or siblings who share bed and want motion isolation at night as its placement at the top favors first-rate mobility.
Contour: Just below the open cell foam is a layer of memory foam. Its position beneath the much more responsive and bouncier layer is due to its less responsiveness to pressure, thereby helping in the proper contour of the body curves. Also, as it has the capacity to overheat a bit, it is placed under much more chilled layer of latex.
Transition: The second last layer in the line is supportive layer just as mentioned before. This layer provides targeted support to each part of the body. It consists of two components of poly foam, an upper softer layer to provide pressure relief to the shoulder area and a lower much stiff layer which helps lift the hip area. The two layers of different types helps maintain the support provided by the mattress so that users can experience a good night sleep with dual feelings of softness and firmness.
Base: Lastly, the base is made by a heavy duty poly foam to give the desired shape to the mattress and provide further support at the bottom for the upper layers.