What are Sealy Mattresses Made Of?

The vast majority of Sealy mattresses use a coil or hybrid design that includes poly foam, support foam, pocketed coils, and often a quilted or pillow top cover.

On average, Sealy mattresses are a little thicker than we typically see. However, their comfort layers are generally a little thinner – a hallmark of a coil mattress design.

This coil design creates a more traditional feel that sleepers would be familiar with prior to the new bed-in-the-box trend. Many Sealy mattresses are still purchased from brick-and-mortar stores and do not ever get compressed.

Sealy Mattresses	Mattress Type	Comfort	Support	Total Thickness
Sealy Cocoon Chill	Memory Foam	2.00″	8.00″	10.00″
Sealy Icon	Hybrid	3.00″	9.50″	12.50″
Sealy Posturepedic Carver	Coil	3.00″	8.00″	11.00″
Sealy Posturepedic Hybrid	Hybrid	4.00″	9.00″	13.00″
Sealy Posturepedic Plus Hybrid	Hybrid	4.00″	9.00″	13.00″
Sealy Posturepedic Plus Mount Auburn	Coil	4.00″	9.00″	13.00″
Sealy Posturepedic Plus Prosser Hills	Coil	3.75″	9.00″	12.75″
Sealy Posturepedic Plus RidgeCrest II	Coil	5.00″	9.00″	14.00″
Sealy Posturepedic Pro Highland Manor	Hybrid	4.50″	9.00″	13.50″
Sealy Posturepedic Pro Lincoln Heights	Coil	5.25″	9.00″	14.25″
Sealy Posturepedic Spring	Coil	3.50″	8.00″	11.50″

The Sealy Cacoon is one of the brand’s only memory foam (all-foam) options, and the only one we’ve reviewed so far.

Here’s an inside look into all of the Sealy mattresses that we’ve tested to date. See what exactly is on the inside.