Memory Foam: Innovation, comfort and freshness for your sleep

Unlike traditional materials, memory foam is highly breathable and provides a cool feeling along with complete ergonomic comfort.

What material is it made of?
It is a dense polyurethane-based foam to which substances are added to alter its density. Nothing particularly complex, but it is an extraordinary invention that has changed the way so many people sleep.

The material has this name because it is as if it has a memory: that is, it can remember the deformations it receives for a few seconds. You can directly try this little experiment on any memory foam layer: rest your hand on it, put some pressure on it, and lift it up. You will see that its imprint is left, which will remain imprinted for a few seconds. The layer will then slowly return to its initial state.

WELL-BEING AND COMFORT ALWAYS GUARANTEED

The reason for the enormous success that memory foam has enjoyed in recent years is undoubtedly to be found in its excellent properties of resilience, viscosity and elasticity. In fact, thanks to these characteristics, the experience of comfort and pleasantness that it is currently able to offer is far superior to that offered by any other product or material. The ability to gently wrap and mold its structure exactly to the shape and position of the weight it is subjected to means offering a product capable of providing during the hours of sleep always the right support to every single part of the body.


Another key feature of memory, which provides additional comfort, is the thermosensitivity with which it is endowed, that is, the ability to change its stiffness and shape its structure also according to the heat given off by the body with which it comes into contact. This, in addition to providing additional ability to adapt perfectly to the host form, also gives the person a feeling of warmth, which is generally very pleasant especially in cold seasons.


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