The Global Mattress Market 2018-2023: CAGR is Anticipated to Grow at 6.8% | Vietnam Mattress

Agro is a family business, now entering its third generation. Founded in 1948, Agro manufactures innersprings at its facility in Bad Essen, Germany, and exports them around the world. Nearly 450 employees use state-of-the-art technology to manufacture a wide range of innersprings, including pocket coils, Bonnell innersprings and LFK units. Agro produces more than 8,000 individual products.

Currently, Vua Nem is present in 23 provinces of Vietnam, in which Ho Chi Minh City and Hanoi city are the two biggest markets of the company with a total of 22 stores.

“Their success is our success,” Dell’Accio says. “The retail market is changing rapidly, and we want to do everything we can to help our retailers succeed.”

“We’ve had customers come to us to get a hybrid story, to get a durability story, to get a better feel story than the traditional (all-foam boxed bed),” Witherell says. “They want that durability.”

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Typically, pocketed coils are going to use a smaller coil than Bonnell, offset, or continuous coils. For this reason, you can expect a higher coil count in pocketed coil mattresses.

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These mattresses are usually stuffed with both synthetic and organic materials – anything from lamb’s wool to synthetic cotton. But beware: some materials are allergens, so make sure you get one with a hypoallergenic surface or just throw on some thick bedding.

Front sleepers – again a pocket sprung mattress can work well for supporting you in all the right places, whereas with memory foam you might feel restrained. Latex can also work well as there’s more bounce-back.

Folks on Amazon have been big fans of the sleep quiz, with one five-star review noting, "Trust the quiz and go with it’s recommendation." Another wrote, "Amazing bed!! Absolutely love it. I was skeptical at first but it was probably one of my best purchases this year."

“These pillows make absolutely no sense,” he says, holding up a blue velvet one to demonstrate, wrapping it around his neck. “They don’t give you the neck support that you need, and they kind of just sit there, doing nothing.”

Does your child have allergies, in which case you should go for a hypoallergenic bed? Is the mattress specifically aimed at growing children – and, if it isn’t, what makes it a good choice for kids? What about the cover – is it removable in case of accidents?