Choosing the right mattress foam comes down to support, comfort, durability,and body weight. Therefore, this guide is designed to help you compare foam grades quickly and select the best option for your application with greater confidence.
Use this quick chart for an overview of your options. Then, review the detailed foam descriptions below for a closer look at feel, support, and intended use.
| Foam Grade | Feel | Best For | Support | Durability |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Luxury Firm | Firm, stable | Primary mattresses, heavier sleepers | High | Excellent |
| Premium Medium | Balanced comfort | Everyday use, most sleepers | Medium-High | Excellent |
| HD23 Medium / Soft | Softer, pressure relieving | Side sleepers, lighter users | Medium | Very Good |
| Plush Soft / Occasional | Very soft | Children, occasional use | Low | Moderate |
| Standard Occasional | Basic comfort | Guest beds, temporary use | Basic | Basic |
Firmness increases as foam thickness increases. In other words, the same foam will feel firmer at 6–8 inches than it does at 2–3 inches. In addition, body weight plays a major role. For example, a lighter sleeper will perceive the same foam as firmer than a heavier sleeper. Therefore, always evaluate thickness, density, and body weight together before making a final selection.
Review each grade below to compare overall feel, performance, and the type of sleeper each foam best serves.