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Proper maintenance is the key to mattress longevity. Even with proper care, mattresses have a finite life and need to be recycled. One way to prolong your mattress’ life would be to buy a mattress pad which protects your mattress. There are styles available that will protect from dust mites, allergens, odors, stains, tears, etc. As well as styles that add a layer of comfort to enhance your sleep experience.
Whether your mattress is too hard, soft, or lumpy, or simply aged, you are sure to be able to find a mattress pad solution to make your mattress more comfortable and inviting. Remembering that you spend approximately 1/3 of your day in bed will help motivate you to learn about mattress toppers so you can buy one to increase your comfort and sleep quality.
Our patented Expand-A-Grip® skirt featured on our mattress pads combines a special “fits-like-a-glove” design with unprecedented comfort for mattresses of all sizes. Our mattress pad will not slip, shuffle or bunch. The Expand-A-Grip® Skirt stretches in two horizontal directions for an easy fit so that your mattress pad hugs the mattress instead of you.™
Bonded Polyester
The polyester filling is processed with a low heat setting to bond the fiber so that it does not separate and become lumpy. |
Gel Like Polyester
We take a super slick pillow-like polyester fiber and bond it on a very low setting so that the slick feature remains intact. This provides a higher loft and a super slick finish to the fiber, while also bonding the fiber so that it remains intact and does not clump or separate unlike our competitors ‘gel like’ mattress pads that are not heat set. |
Cotton Filler
Cool and comfortable cotton filling is desired by those looking for an “all natural” mattress pad. Cotton filling has very little loft and absorbs moisture so in order to keep a cotton filled pad as maintenance free as possible, no more than 8oz of filling per square yard is used so that when washed the pad can utilize a normal drying cycle. |
Tencel® fiber is produced from wood pulp cellulose and offers a unique combination of man made and natural fibers: soft as silk, strong as polyester, cool as linen, warm as wool and as absorbent as cotton as well as absorbing excess liquid and quickly releases it again into the atmosphere. |
Nanotex® Repel and Release Stain technology actually prevents stains from absorbing into fabrics, so spills are never a problem. Easy cleaning and durable protection keeps your fabrics looking their finest, extends the life of the fabric, allows the fabric to breathe naturally and yet retains the fabric’s natural softness. |
Bioshield® exclusively from LBC, Bioshield is both EPA approved & USDA accepted. Bioshield is a permanent antimicrobial protection applied to the fabric that features a revolutionary design that effectively prevents the growth of bacteria, mold, mildew, algae and yeast. |
Thread Count
The number of threads per square inch of fabric. It is one of the indicators used in evaluating the smoothness, durability and quality of the fabric. The finish and type of cotton are equally important criteria in determining fabric quality. |
Plain Weave
A plain weave is the most common type of weave. It is made by weaving one weft yarn over and under each warp yarn, alternating each row. |
Cambric
Soft, closely woven fabric that is light, lint free and highly mercerized. It is calendared on one side to improve performance and eliminate migration of fillings. This fabric has good body and hand that sews and launders well. |
Sateen
A weave construction that has more yarn surface on the face of the cloth than other basic weaves giving a softer hand and more lustrous look. Also, cloth made with carded or combed yarns that are usually mercerized, and has a very smooth, lustrous surface effect that resembles satin. |
Twill
A basic weave in which the cotton fabrics are constructed by interlacing warp and filling yarns in a progressive alternation which creates a diagonal effect on the face of the fabric. In some twill weave fabrics, the diagonal effect may also be seen clearly on the reverse of the fabric. |
Jacquard
An intricately woven shiny fabric with an all-over interwoven design. The different types of yarns and stitch patterns create textured and dimensional designs. Jacquard fabrics include brocade, damask and tapestry. Silk, rayon and polyester are the most common fabrics to which the jacquard process is applied. |
Vinyl
We offer a 4 gauge vinyl non quilted backing for an economical water resistant mattress pad choice. Most widely used for juvenile and hospital type beds. The vinyl layer provides water, dustmites and allergens from entering the mattress. |
Non Woven Laminate
Polyurethane laminate is applied to non woven polyester and attached to the back of a quilted pad for water resistant protection as well as dustmite and allergen protection. |
Brushed Polyester Laminate
Polyurethane laminate is applied to a brushed polyester knit fabric and then attached to the back of a quilted pad for water resistant protection as well as dustmite and allergen protection. This water resistant backing is soft and quiet and serves as a luxurious way to protect your mattress. |
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