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The Adjustable Ultra Plush Talalay Latex Mattress is our most popular model for a reason. Designed for both comfort and customization, this mattress allows you to adjust firmness levels, improve spinal alignment, and sleep cooler than traditional foam beds.
Unlike memory foam mattresses that trap heat and cause sinking, latex provides a responsive, supportive feel that keeps your body properly aligned throughout the night.
Without a doubt our most frequently asked question. Natural talalay has a very luxurious feel but is not as durable as the blended talalay. It's kind of like comparing 24K gold to 14K gold. One is much more expensive and luxurious but the other is much stronger because it has metals infused to give it a better life span. Both still look great and it's hard to tell the difference.
The Talalay latex foam mattress topper is soft (#19 ILD) and is one piece and lies on top (watch video) of the Talalay latex core of your choice (soft 28 ILD, medium 32 ILD or firm 36 ILD). King and Queen are in 2 halves and Full, Twin and Twin XL are one piece only. We also now offer an upgrade to 3" for the comfort layer which comes in Super Soft #14 ILD, Soft #19, Medium #28 and Firm #32. These mattresses are designed to ship UPS. Use your existing firm box spring, foundation or platform!
At the Arizona Premium Mattress Company, we feature the Talalay process in most of our foam mattresses. This is a highly controlled, sophisticated latex manufacturing process that produces the highest quality, most consistent latex available in the world. An alternative technology, known as the Dunlop process, is the most commonly used production method globally and has a massive following as well. There is no right or wrong choice but Talalay does mold to your body better and that's especially important if you sleep on your side. Dunlop latex creates a firmer product that is most often used as a base core component.
The difference in the processes involves what happens in the mold just before the initial latex curing stage. The Talalay process involves only a small amount of latex compound in the mold. Air is extracted to distribute the foamed liquid inside the mold and to create a consistent round, open cell structure. The latex mattress core is flash frozen to lock the cell structure in place and to prevent the particles from settling.
In the Dunlop process, the molds are filled to the rim, air is not extracted, and there is no freeze stage. Therefore, the latex cell structure is less airy. Gravity takes over settling the particles to create a more dense product than Talalay latex. As a result, the Talalay process for making a latex mattress offers a much wider firmness range so it can provide enhanced comfort choice for consumers around the globe.
Here is a link to our OEKO-TEX Standard Certification: oeko-tex standard found on the "Benefits" page