Inflatable mattresses with headrest

 

— a device for additional head support, provided in the design of the mattress.

In models for recreation (see "Type"), the headrest most often has the form of a thickening on the corresponding side of the product. It is not separated from the main volume of the shell and is intended mainly to complement the pillow and reduce the likelihood of it falling over the edge of the mattress. There is also a more specific option — a folding non-removable pillow; such a design feature in our catalog is considered both a pillow and a headrest.

In turn, in bathing mattresses, the headrest most often has the form of a separate compartment — either installed above the main shell, or connected to it by a flexible bridge. Among other things, by changing the degree of pumping, it is possible to adjust the rigidity of such a compartment, regardless of the main part of the product. And in some mattress chairs, the function of the headrest is actually performed by the back (although another option is more common — the back, supplemented by a clearly defined additional support for the head).

Anyway, this feature can provide additional comfort, but sometimes it is unnecessary — for example, for those who are used to sleeping on low pillows, a headrest in a relaxation mattress can create inconvenience.