Active comfort controlled bedding systems and processes of operating the bedding systems generally include a variable firmness control. The active comfort controlled bedding system can include a control unit in electrical communication with a signal generating layer configured to generate heat and alter a firmness property of at least one viscoelastic foam layer, wherein the amount of heat is based on a decrease of the glass transition temperature as a function of the percentage of humidity in the environment. In other embodiments, the bedding system is provided with at least one foam layer comprising a phase change material stratified in a foam structure of the at least one foam layer; and the at least one foam layer is heated to a temperature greater than a melt temperature of the paraffin wax to soften the at least one foam layer. In other embodiments, ambient humidity conditions can be changed.

Active comfort controlled bedding systems and processes of operating the bedding systems generally include a variable firmness control. The active comfort controlled bedding system can include a control unit in electrical communication with a signal generating layer configured to generate heat and alter a firmness property of at least one viscoelastic foam layer, wherein the amount of heat is based on a decrease of the glass transition temperature as a function of the percentage of humidity in the environment. In other embodiments, the bedding system is provided with at least one foam layer comprising a phase change material stratified in a foam structure of the at least one foam layer; and the at least one foam layer is heated to a temperature greater than a melt temperature of the paraffin wax to soften the at least one foam layer. In other embodiments, ambient humidity conditions can be changed.

Described herein are textile- and/or foam-based multilayer cushioning assemblies that include a thermally-conductive layer, which imparts beneficial thermal management properties without a significant adverse effect on flexibility and/or cushioning properties, so the textile- and/or foam-based multilayer compositions remain suitable for use in bedding, furniture, clothing, and other applications where they will contact a user and where user comfort is important.

Described herein are textile- and/or foam-based multilayer cushioning assemblies that include a thermally-conductive layer, which imparts beneficial thermal management properties without a significant adverse effect on flexibility and/or cushioning properties, so the textile- and/or foam-based multilayer compositions remain suitable for use in bedding, furniture, clothing, and other applications where they will contact a user and where user comfort is important.

The present disclosure provides a mattress assembly. The mattress comprises a top foam layer, a convoluted foam layer and a plurality of foam pieces. The foam pieces are applied with adhesive bonding agent and secured the top foam layer and the convoluted foam layer together.

The present disclosure provides a mattress assembly. The mattress comprises a top foam layer, a convoluted foam layer and a plurality of foam pieces. The foam pieces are applied with adhesive bonding agent and secured the top foam layer and the convoluted foam layer together.

A mattress and an arrangement for altering a mattress' thickness or firmness, with an outer covering with a perimeter aligned with the perimeter of a mattress to be altered; an inner compressible material held within the covering; and a pocket is sized to accept a mattress insert, and wherein the pocket is attached on at least one side to a mattress.

A flippable mattress includes a first memory foam layer, a second memory foam layer, a core layer disposed therebetween and a transition layer between each foam layer and the core. The first memory foam layer has a thickness, and the second memory foam layer has a thickness that is greater than the thickness of the first memory foam layer. The first transition layer has an IFD less than that of the second transition layer. The mattress is flippable between a first orientation in which the first memory foam layer is above the core layer and the second memory foam layer, and a second orientation in which the second memory foam layer is above the core layer and the first memory foam layer.

A flippable mattress includes a first memory foam layer, a second memory foam layer, a core layer disposed therebetween and a transition layer between each foam layer and the core. The first memory foam layer has a thickness, and the second memory foam layer has a thickness that is greater than the thickness of the first memory foam layer. The first transition layer has an IFD less than that of the second transition layer. The mattress is flippable between a first orientation in which the first memory foam layer is above the core layer and the second memory foam layer, and a second orientation in which the second memory foam layer is above the core layer and the first memory foam layer.

A reversible mattress includes a first outer region and a core region placed beneath the first outer region. The core region includes at least one core portion. The reversible mattress further includes a second outer region placed beneath the core region. The first outer region, the core region, and the second outer region are each made of latex foam and form the reversible mattress. The first outer region has a first outer ILD (ILD.sub.T1) and the second outer region has a second outer ILD (ILD.sub.T2) such that the first outer ILD (ILD.sub.T1) is lower than the second outer ILD (ILD.sub.T2).