Frequently Asked Questions
What materials are used in the Kenton Organic Mattress?
The Kenton Organic Mattress is made with certified organic cotton, certified organic latex, and natural wool, ensuring a truly organic and non-toxic sleep surface. The latex is sustainably harvested from rubber trees grown on USDA-certified soil, free from artificial fillers or synthetic additives.
How does this mattress regulate temperature?
The organic wool layer naturally wicks away moisture and regulates body temperature, preventing overheating. Combined with the breathable organic cotton cover, this ensures a cool and comfortable sleep experience.
What level of firmness does the Kenton Organic Mattress offer?
The Kenton Organic Mattress has a plush feel, making it suitable for all sleep styles, including back, side, and stomach sleepers. The 8-inch individually pocketed coil system provides responsive support, while the 2-inch layer of organic latex contours to the body for added comfort.
Does the Kenton Organic Mattress have a zippable cover for customization?
No, the Kenton Organic Mattress does not have a zippable cover. However, its high-quality organic materials and durable construction provide long-lasting comfort and support without the need for adjustments.
Is the Kenton Organic Mattress eco-friendly?
Yes. The mattress is Organic Products Control Union Certified, meaning it meets strict environmental and sustainability standards. It is made entirely with organic, non-toxic, and biodegradable materials, making it a responsible choice for those seeking a healthier sleep environment.
Where is the mattress made?
Each Kenton Organic Mattress is handcrafted in Colorado, USA, ensuring high-quality craftsmanship and sustainable production.
How is the mattress shipped?
For convenience, the Kenton Organic Mattress is roll-packed and boxed, making delivery and setup easy. Once unboxed, it expands to its full shape within a few hours.
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