Simmons Beautyrest Pocketed Coil

Introduced by Simmons in 1925, the Pocketed Coil system features springs that are individually wrapped in fabric rather than being wired together. This design allows each spring to compress independently, which dramatically reduces motion transfer across the mattress. If one person moves, the partner on the other side of the bed is far less likely to feel the vibration.

Yes, because the individually wrapped coils contour closely to the body's natural curves, they provide targeted support to the lumbar region and relieve pressure points. By independently adjusting to your body weight, the coils help maintain proper spinal alignment throughout the night. Many modern Beautyrest models layer these coils with memory foam to enhance this orthopedic support.

They are exceptionally good for couples because the independent movement of the Pocketed Coils virtually eliminates the "roll-together" effect and minimizes motion disturbance. If one partner tosses and turns, the independently wrapped springs ensure the other partner is not jostled awake. This motion isolation is one of the primary selling points of the Beautyrest line.

While the fundamental concept of the fabric-encased wire spring has remained the same since 1925, Simmons has modernized the gauge, shape, and materials of the coils over the decades. Modern Beautyrest lines often alternate coil densities to provide zoned support for heavier parts of the body. They also use advanced heat-treated steel to improve the longevity and durability of the springs.