Stability Guide
| Free Flow | - | 0% | - | F0 layers | - | 15/20 seconds |
| Semi Flow | - | 50% | - | F2/3 layers | - | 8/10 seconds |
| Waveless | - | 75% | - | F4/5 layers | - | 5/6 seconds |
| Motionless | - | 95% | - | F6 layers | - | 2/3 seconds |
| Fully Stabilised | - | 99% | - | F7/8 layers | - | 0/1 second ( Ultimate, Mudbed) |
| Ergo foam (water mattresses) | Delayed reaction | |||||
Free Flow
Contains no fibre, and as the name suggests, it will move for at least 15-20 seconds before settling. Traditionally, this is how a waterbed was made, giving rise to the image that a waterbed will make you seasick.
Semi Motionless (50%)
Stops moving after about 8-10 seconds. With only a small price increase as you step up through the range.
Waveless (75%)
With about 5-6 seconds movement, this mattress still has the feel of sleeping on a waterbed, but you are no longer disturbed by the movement of the water.
Motionless (95%)
The mattress has a little movement and it readjusts to your body shape. The motionless is a popular mattress.
Fully Stabilised (99%)
The mattress is filled with layers of fibre (baffles) which will absorb nearly all the waters movement making this mattress fully stabilised.
Dual System
With your choice of motion
- 1. Water displaced by one person does not affect the other. (Important if one person is of above average weight.
- 2. Although movement is slightly transmitted from one mattress to the other, it is greatly reduced.
- 3. Each mattress has its own temperature control.
