Latex foam is produced by two methods. The Dunlop process mixes, foams, pours, heats, washes and dries. The Talalay process adds a vacuum stage and a freezing stage: a smaller amount of compound is poured into the mould, drawn out under vacuum to spread evenly, then flash frozen to lock the cell structure before curing. The result is a rounder, more consistent open cell than Dunlop gives, and a core that behaves the same at the edges as it does in the middle.
Every model below is available soft, medium or firm, with a mesh or cotton inner cover and a velour or air layer outer cover. Firmness is set during manufacture, so it needs to be specified at order stage.
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