Foam vs Orthopaedic vs Spring vs Latex: A Wholesale Buying Guide for Dealers & Hotels

Every wholesale order starts with the same question: which build family actually fits the property or the shelf you're buying for? We manufacture all four — foam, orthopaedic, spring and natural latex — in our own factory in Ghonda, Delhi, so this isn't a sales pitch for one over another. It's a straight comparison to help you order the right mix.

The four builds, in plain terms

Foam mattresses are bonded and softy-foam sheets — our volume line. They're the most cost-effective option for large-quantity orders and everyday retail shelf stock.

Orthopaedic mattresses use a firm to medium-firm bonded core with felt reinforcement for back support. This is the build most hostels, budget hotels and contract suppliers reach for when the priority is consistent firm support at scale.

Spring mattresses come in two sub-types — Bonnell (interconnected coils, firmer, more budget-friendly) and Pocket Spring (individually wrapped coils, better motion isolation, premium feel). Pocket Spring in our range carries a twelve-year warranty.

Natural latex is our premium build — Natural Latex Plus uses five inches of 60D pincore natural latex and carries a twenty-year warranty, the longest we offer.

Matching build to buyer

Buyer type	Typical pick
Furniture dealers & furnishing stores (volume resale)	Foam
Budget hotels, hostels, institutional supply	Orthopaedic or Bonnell Spring
3-4 star hotels, guest houses	Pocket Spring
Premium resellers, high-end resale	Natural Latex

What stays the same across all four

• MOQ: 20 pieces of 6 x 6 ft, or 40 pieces of 3 x 6 ft — and this minimum applies to the whole order, so you can mix models and still hit it with a single piece from each if the quantity works out.
• Pricing: every listed price is GST-inclusive. Delivery is free within Delhi and Noida; elsewhere freight is quoted at actuals for your delivery city.
• Warranty: set per model, from 6 months up to 20 years, and the terms print directly on the GST invoice that ships with the goods.
• Custom sizes: non-standard dimensions are cut to order for specific projects — share the size and quantity with our team.

If you're supplying a mixed-category account — a hotel group with both guest-facing rooms and a staff wing, for instance — it's common to order Pocket Spring or Latex for one and Orthopaedic or Bonnell for the other, all on the same purchase order.