Highgrove Caesar Memory Single Bed: 2 Drawer Divan
Product Information
The Caesar Memory divan breaks all the rules of bed manufacture. Why use visco memory foam (*), the most expensive of mattress fillings with an economy bonnell open coil spring unit? Surely that's like gold plating a bic pen? Well tell the bed designers at Highgrove.
The Caesar is proof that the marriage of visco and open coil works. What makes the vital difference is the 25mm reflex foam substrate that the 50mm of visco rests. The result feels like a block foam mattress but with a bounce that keeps you in familiar spring territory. So if you like the support and comfort of visco but you like to be able to jump out of bed with a bounce then why not try the Caesar.
(*) Visco-elastic memory foam is a synthetic polymer that will respond to very small changes in pressure across its surface. It is the most profiling of all mattress fillings. If you were to place your open hand on its surface, the material would take the shape of your fingers. It is also temperature sensitive. The foam will relax more at body points that are constantly pressed against it. In this way it redistributes body weight, reduces pressure points and improves blood circulation. Indeed it was originally seen as a health product particularly suited to relieving bed sores.
There are two things to ask - how thick and how dense? Mattresses with the thickest and densest layers are the most expensive. Many people however prefer the feel of mattresses that use a thinner layer of less dense visco. So keep an open mind and try different types. Typical densities range from 40 to 100 kg/m3. Thicknesses range from 20mm to 80mm.
Please note: headboard not included.
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