1.8mm Pocket Spring Sofa Pocket Spring 100pcs Minimum Order
1.8mm Pocket Spring Sofa Pocket Spring 100pcs Minimum Order Products Description Product Name Sofa Pocket Spring Material High Carbon Steel Wire Wire Diameter 1.0mm-2.3mm Head Diameter 4-6.5cm Middle Diameter 4.5-7.5cm Height 6-25cm Turns 4-7Turns Coils Counts According to the demand of clients Keywords Pocket Spring For Sofa Cushion Woven Fabric 65-100g/㎡Or Can Be Customized Size Any Size Available Color White, Blue Or Customized Packing Compressed And Rolled Application For
1.8mm Pocket Spring Sofa Pocket Spring 100pcs Minimum Order
Products Description
| Product Name | Sofa Pocket Spring |
| Material | High Carbon Steel Wire |
| Wire Diameter | 1.0mm-2.3mm |
| Head Diameter | 4-6.5cm |
| Middle Diameter | 4.5-7.5cm |
| Height | 6-25cm |
| Turns | 4-7Turns |
| Coils Counts | According to the demand of clients |
| Keywords | Pocket Spring For Sofa Cushion |
| Woven Fabric | 65-100g/㎡Or Can Be Customized |
| Size | Any Size Available |
| Color | White, Blue Or Customized |
| Packing | Compressed And Rolled |
| Application | For Sofa Factory/Manufacturer |
Coil Count: This refers to the number of springs in the mattress. Generally, a higher coil count means more individual points of
support, allowing for better contouring and less motion transfer. However, coil count should be considered alongside coil gauge
and design.
Coil Gauge: This measures the thickness of the steel wire. A lower gauge number means a thicker, firmer coil (e.g., 12-gauge).
A higher gauge number means a thinner, softer coil (e.g., 18-gauge). Manufacturers often use a mix of gauges in different zones
of the mattress.
Zoned Support: Advanced pocket spring units are often zoned.
Firmer zones (with thicker-gauge coils) are placed in the center third of the mattress to support the hips and lumbar region,
preventing the body from sinking in too deeply.
Softer zones (with thinner-gauge coils) are placed under the shoulders and legs for better pressure relief.
Common configurations are 3-zone, 5-zone, or even 7-zone support.
Height of the Coils: Taller springs tend to have a greater range of motion and can be softer, while shorter springs are often firmer
and more responsive.









