Editor’s pick: Emma’s Zero Gravity Mattress offers unique sleep solutions

Revolutionise the way you sleep with the Zero Gravity Mattress from Emma, featuring AirGrid technology.

Contrary to what many people think, picking the right mattress isn't just a matter of size and softness.

There is a whole range of factors to think about. Your mattress should keep you cool and comfortable, offer breathability on warm nights, give you support and relief for your back and joints and let you drift off to sleep easily.

Just as importantly, it needs to deliver all of this to you in one convenient package!

So today, we're taking a look at the newly-released Zero Gravity Mattress from Emma.

Featuring a 6-layer construction, this is a state-of-the-art mattress that's geared towards providing you with everything you need to get a great night's sleep.

Keeps you cool, even on warm nights

Waking up sweaty and clammy after an overheated night of sleep is no fun for anyone. You'll feel dehydrated and unrested, and it's particularly difficult during the warmer months.

To tackle this issue without sacrificing support, the Zero Gravity Mattress uses AirGrid technology, a new, innovative gel layer with thermoregulation properties. It's grid-shaped in order to allow for multiple air channels.

In fact, it's the only mattress in Australia that currently uses AirGrid technology.

Having AirGrid technology within the mattress means that it doesn't trap body heat. This allows for a cool and comfortable night's sleep, no matter the temperature outside.

Maximum support and relaxation

The type of mattress you sleep on makes a big difference to how you feel during the night. Too soft or too hard, and you'll wake up feeling stiff and sore.

The Zero Gravity Mattress is made out of 6 layers – encompassing springs, foam, the AirGrid layer and the cover – to provide adequate support for sleepers.

Pressure relief from the 3-zoned spring core, adaptive support from the innovative AirGrid layer and comfort from the foam layers means that you get to reap the benefits of a number of different types of mattresses.

Adapts to your curves for a great night's rest

If your partner is a restless sleeper, you know just how tricky it can be to get a restful sleep.

So it makes sense to look for a mattress that can offer support to both of you.

The Zero Gravity Mattress tackles this problem with its AirGrid layer. It features a hyper-elastic technology that instantly adapts to the pressure source by compressing beneath it.

This also limits motion transfer, so the bed won't automatically dint and slope. This means your partner can move around as much as they need during the night without it affecting you.

Pairs with hi-tech support for better sleep

In addition to the Zero Gravity Mattress itself, Emma also offers the Emma Up app.

By installing the app on your smartphone and using it overnight, you're able to get a clearer picture of your sleeping habits.

You can use this data to look at ways to improve your sleep hygiene and make lifestyle changes to ensure that you get a better night's rest.

Fast and easy delivery for your convenience

Mattress delivery has traditionally not been easy. Mattresses are usually heavily and can be awkwardly shaped, making it tricky to fit through your front door, up and down stairs or to even move between rooms.

The good news is that the Zero Gravity Mattress is shipped in a single box so all you need to do is lay it down, slice open the plastic casing and then give it time to settle.

Just make sure you've got plenty of space around you when you open it up!

Where to buy

The Zero Gravity Mattress can be purchased directly from the Emma website. It's currently available in Single, Double, King Single, Queen and King sizes.

You'll also find a great selection of other mattresses from Emma on the website, too. So no matter your nighttime needs, you're sure to find a selection that suits you.

Additionally, when you sign up to Emma's mailing list, you can also get 20% off your first order.

Explore the complete Emma range of mattresses today