Do foam mattresses tend to “cave-in” or “break” while used on adjustable beds?
That depends on the quality of the foam. If poor quality material is used, foam mattresses can cave in but generally good foam mattresses last ten years and are far better for adjustable beds than spring mattresses. Due to the constant bending into the sit position, inner spring mattresses can “cave in” when the springs in the middle of the mattress get bent and damaged. Such occurrences can be found on several discussion groups on the Internet. SWISS SLEEP SYSTEM® mattresses use only the highest quality foams. You can check the quality of the foam by comparing the density per cubic meter of the polyurethane used in different mattresses. Our mattresses are also reinforced at the midsection, where the body’s weight is concentrated and where the mattress receives the heaviest use. These measures prevent the product from caving in.
