The questions that come up before choosing a mattress

The most common are 90 x 200 cm (single), 100 x 200 and 120 x 200 cm (super single), 160 x 200 cm (queen), and 180 x 200 cm (king). Some models also come in 200 x 200 cm. Queen and king mean different things from brand to brand, so the safest reference is the centimetres, not the name.

One adult is comfortable from 90 x 200 cm and noticeably more so at 120 x 200 cm. Couples are better off starting at 160 x 200 cm; if one of you shifts position often, or a child joins now and then, 180 x 200 cm buys real room. For children and teenagers, 90 x 200 or 120 x 200 cm usually lasts through secondary school.

Leave roughly 60 to 70 cm along any side you walk down, and about 90 cm where a door or drawer opens toward the bed. Measure the route in as well: door width, hallway, and stair turns. A spring mattress cannot be folded or rolled.

Comforta mattresses run from 21 to 39 cm depending on the model, and the figure is listed on every product page as Mattress Height. That number excludes the foundation. For easy getting in and out, mattress plus foundation should sit roughly level with your knee when you stand beside it.

Size availability differs by model and is not listed on the product pages yet. For now, ask your nearest official dealer. They can confirm stock for the size you want at the same time.

Plush feels soft and lets the body settle deeper into the surface. Medium sits in between: soft on top but still holding you up. Firm feels dense, with the body resting more on the surface than sinking into it. The support core is equally strong in all three; what changes is the comfort layer above it.

The usual guide: side sleepers tend to do well on plush or medium because shoulders and hips need room to sink in; back sleepers usually land on medium; stomach sleepers and heavier bodies are generally more comfortable on firm so the lower back does not bow downward. If two of you disagree, medium is the safest meeting point.

Not necessarily. A back needs the spine kept straight, not the hardest possible surface. A mattress that is too firm leaves a gap under the lower back. Many people with back complaints are most comfortable on medium. For persistent pain, consult a medical professional.

Most Comforta models are medium, with the rest split between plush and firm. You can filter the whole catalogue by firmness on the all products page.

A new mattress needs a settling-in period, and your body needs time too after years on the old one. Give it a few weeks of normal use before judging. What it sits on matters as well: the same mattress feels denser on a rigid foundation.

Pocket springs are coils individually wrapped in separate fabric pockets so each one moves on its own. Two effects follow: the body is supported point by point along its contours, and one person moving is far less noticeable on the other side.

The core is divided into zones with different support levels: the shoulder area gives way more, the lower back and hip area holds firmer. The point is to keep the spine straight whether you sleep on your side or your back.

They are the names of technologies used in specific layers of a Comforta mattress. Some work in the surface fabric, some in the comfort layers, some in the edge structure. We take them apart one by one, ordered by where they sit inside the mattress.

Springs win on airflow and point-by-point support. Latex feels denser and springier at once, and absorbs movement well. Comforta makes both. The warranty differs too and is worth weighing: 12 years on spring mattresses, 5 years on latex.

Urban Living is the collection distributed widely through partners and official dealers across cities. Modern Living is the exclusive collection carried in selected modern markets and department stores. Superfit by Comforta brings Comforta quality standards at a friendlier price range. Hospitality is built for hotels and lodgings that demand daily-use durability.

Every series page carries a comparison table across the models in that series: spring type, firmness, mattress height, and the features included. To compare across series, use the filters on the all products page.

The difference is in the layer build and the features included. Comfort Series carries 7-point support with an anti virus and bacteria protection layer. Perfect Series concentrates support around the lower back. Popular Series is meant as a family first mattress and minimises motion transfer from a sleeping partner. Each series page explains its own build.

Multibed Series puts two mattresses in one foundation, handy for a child's room or overnight guests. For anything else, the all products page has recommendation filters.

Spring mattresses are covered for 12 years, latex mattresses for 5 years, and foundations for 1 year. For commercial use such as boarding houses, guest houses, and rentals, spring mattress coverage is 5 years.

WhatsApp or call 0822 60 500 500, or email garansi@comforta.co.id. Attach your purchase invoice and warranty card. A Comforta surveyor will visit to assess the claim.

Damage from liquids such as water, urine, and detergent; repairs by third parties; transportation costs; torn or stained fabric; force majeure such as flood, earthquake, and fire; dust mites and bed bugs; products shipped overseas; and products bought outside official retailers.

We do not publish prices on the site because they are set by official dealers and vary by city and promotional period. The fastest route is to ask your nearest official dealer, or message WhatsApp 0822 60 500 500.

Through the official dealers, stores, and exhibitions listed on our location page. Purchases outside official retailers are not covered by the warranty, so make sure you receive the purchase invoice and the warranty card.

Foam-topped spring mattresses are generally built one-sided, so do not flip them. What is recommended is rotating 180 degrees, head end becoming foot end, every three months during the first year so wear spreads evenly. Check the label on the mattress if in doubt.

Comfort layers compact to the shape of the body with use, and up to a point that is normal rather than a defect. Rotating the mattress regularly and not always sleeping in the same spot slows it down. If the dip becomes deep and bothersome, request an inspection through the warranty channel.

Better not. Without a foundation or a ventilated frame, damp air is trapped underneath and invites mould and odour. A foundation also holds the mattress in shape and makes getting in and out easier.

Vacuum the surface regularly and use a mattress protector against liquids. Do not soak the mattress: liquid damage is not covered by the warranty. For light stains, wipe with a damp cloth and dry with a fan rather than in direct sunlight.