- Is the Deville good for side sleepers?
- Side sleepers usually need more cushioning at the shoulder and hip. A firm innerspring like this can feel hard on pressure points, so it suits back and stomach sleepers better.
- Does it sleep hot?
- Coil mattresses generally allow more airflow than memory foam. Most owners find innersprings like this sleep cooler than dense foam beds.
- How does it compare with a hybrid mattress?
- A hybrid adds foam or latex over coils for more pressure relief and less motion transfer. The Deville is a simpler coil build, so it feels firmer and bouncier.
- Will I feel my partner move?
- Yes, more than on a foam or pocketed-coil bed. Traditional innersprings transfer motion, which can disturb light sleepers.
- What foundation does it need?
- Use a sturdy box spring, platform base or slatted frame that supports the coils evenly. A sagging or weak foundation shortens the mattress's life.
- Does it need to be rotated?
- Rotate it head to foot every few months to even out wear. Most innersprings are not designed to be flipped.
- Where is the Spring Air Deville Queen Mattress cheapest?
- At Lexington Overstock Warehouse, for $238.00, as of our latest check.