From Past to Present

Eclipse Mattress began in the 1890s when brothers Sam and Max Weisglass moved their spring manufacturing business from a small town in Ukraine to New York City. In 1903 the Weisglass Spring Company began with hard work and dedication, eventually evolving into the U.S. Cabinet and Bed Company.

Two years later, Eclipse Sleep Products was founded and eventually became one of the largest bedding companies on the east coast of the U.S. Times have changed, and so has Eclipse. Today, Eclipse holds seven patents and has 77 manufacturing licensees worldwide.

SEE WHAT’S INSIDE AN ECLIPSE MATTRESS

A) Mattress Cover

PCM Cooler Cover Fabric – the cover contains wool, a natural fiber that is luxurious long-lasting, temperature controlling and wicks away moisture. COOLER™ fiber is used to create a yarn with very high thermal conductivity drawing excess heat from the body to create a comfortable sleeping environment. COOLER™ is cool to the touch and because it is a fiber, not a finish, it will last for the life of the fabric.

B) Comfort Layers

Cooper Infused Talalay Latex™ – drastically improves comfort, and is anti-microbial, anti-fungal, and anti-bacterial in addition to having a variety of therapeutic benefits. Zone Quilt™ – We pre-compresses the cushioning materials in the center third section of the mattress to strengthen the section in which body impressions most commonly occur.

Sensile Respond™ – is a cushiony soft from that sleep cool and has superior breathability.

Gel-Memory Foam – is cooling and conforms to the shape of the sleeper. This increases airflow and reduces the heat of the mattress

C) Support Layers

Spinal Zone™  Every mattress in our line employs our patented technology, Spinal Zone, that provides lumbar support and reduces body impressions.

LifeEdge™ Foam Encasement – a system designed for adjustable bed bases that is 24% more flexible than standard foam encasement. 

D) Mattress Core

Wrapped Coil – more than 800 individually wrapped coils creating proper spinal alignment.

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