Scott Living Mattress Reviews

Scott Living Foam: When using foam as a core, it generally provides a greater feeling of adaptability. The two all-foam options in the lineup are a 10” and a 12” model. Each featuring a layer of the hallmark Alumilast Memory Foam, these models are designed to provide exceptional pressure point relief while still providing solid back support.

Scott Living Latex: Providing enhanced pressure point relief without any of the heat or sinking feelings sometimes felt with memory foam has made latex a favorite of those in the industry for years. There are 2 mattresses in the Scott Living Collection that appeal to the devout believer in the benefits of latex, using it both as a comfort padding layer and as the core material.

For those that still want the benefits of latex without the higher price tag, there are 2 additional mattresses. They mirror the latex beds but have a foam core that makes them a more economical choice.

Scott Living Innerspring: Twin Support Q5 coils are at the center of the innerspring collection. These coil systems are individually wrapped to give a customized level of support as well as motion separation. These coils are also zoned in order to give additional support to your hips and shoulders, where the majority of your body weight is carried.

Rounding out the coil support is the Quantum Edge Support, which is a band of outer coils that are a little bit firmer to help avoid the feeling that you are rolling off the edge of the bed. These beds also feature a comfort layer with Alumilast technology designed to help wick away heat to help you sleep more temperature neutral.

Scott Living Hybrid: Bridging the gap between a traditional innerspring bed and the memory foam options, these beds combine the innerspring core with a substantial amount of memory foam and a smooth knit cover. The smooth knit cover is a very thin material that covers the bed, giving the full effect of the Alumilast memory foam directly underneath it.

Beneath the memory foam is the same zoned independently wrapped coil that goes into the innerspring bed, giving a resilient, durable base to the mattress.

Alumilast Memory Foam

All the collections use Alumilast Memory Foam to adapt to the curves of your body and provide pressure point relief to help encourage deep sleep. The aluminum that is incorporated into the material is designed to help wick away heat from your body to help you sleep temperature neutral through the night, so you won’t wake up sweating.

Alumilast Talalay Latex

Select mattresses in the Scott Collection feature Alumilast Talalay Latex. Just like the Alumilast Memory Foam, Alumilast Talalay Latex takes an already premium comfort material and infuses it with aluminum to provide a more comfortable night’s sleep. This is the more natural of the latex options in the market, and it does go through a cleaning process that removes the proteins that some people are allergic to.

Twin Support Q5 Zoned Coils

Twin Support Q5 Zoned Coils are at the center of the innerspring and hybrid collections. Individually wrapped coil systems like this have largely become the standard in the industry. While still being durable enough to last 10 years or more, they provide a more customized and conforming feel than the other alternative of a tied coil system.

Taking it a step beyond the standard, the Twin Support system is also zoned to have a denser coil count in the hips and shoulders to provide support where it is needed most.

Quantum Edge Support

Quantum Edge Support is on par with the edge supports seen in many previous brands. The Quantum Edge Support uses coils instead of foam to give a more consistent feel from one side of the bed to the other and a good seating edge.

Coils are ultimately more breathable than foam, which works in conjunction with the other layers in these mattresses to make these beds sleep as close to temperature neutral as possible.