Dimensions & height
Specify exact finished length, width and height for each size. Hotel projects should also identify the bed-base dimensions and any installation limits.
OEM / ODM mattress development
Your brand.
Your mattress brief.
Start with the market you serve. We help you work through the product, presentation and packing details that belong in an approved mattress specification.
What can be discussed
Shape the product
inside and out.
Options are reviewed for the selected construction, material availability and order conditions. The quotation and sample confirm the agreed combination.
Support & comfort layers
Discuss the spring system or other core, layer materials, thicknesses and edge construction. Use a sample reference to communicate the intended feel.
Fabric & quilting
Review cover appearance, colour, quilting pattern, panel construction and the side border. Confirm material choices against the sample.
Labels & branding
Define woven labels, care information, logo position and artwork. Keep the product name and size identification consistent across the mattress and packaging.
Packaging & carton marks
Agree individual packing, carton artwork and shipment identification. Compression or roll packing needs a suitable construction and a model-specific trial.
Checks & documentation
List the measurements, workmanship checks and destination-specific documents you need. Confirm the applicable product and document scope before ordering.
From idea to approval
Keep each decision
connected to the sample.
- 01 · Brief
Share the starting point
Send your destination, sales channel, quantity by size and product references. If a requirement is still open, identify it rather than guessing.
- 02 · Review
Define a workable specification
Review the proposed construction, finish and packing direction. Confirm the quotation scope, sample costs, minimums and timing for that project.
- 03 · Sample
Evaluate the complete mattress
Check the dimensions, appearance, feel, labels and relevant packing requirements. Record any requested changes against the original specification.
- 04 · Approval
Agree the production reference
Confirm the sample, final specification and inspection points in writing. Changes to materials or construction may require further sampling.
Already have a specification?
Bring the details.
Share your dimensions, layer construction, drawings or reference images, branding files and packing requirements. Include the size mix and destination so the quote covers the intended order.
Request a quotation →Still choosing a direction?
Start with the use.
Tell us whether you are developing a retail range, furnishing a hotel or exploring a compression-packed program. We can discuss which specifications need to be decided first.
Explore mattress programs →Before sampling
Set the expectations together.
Sample availability, charges, delivery cost, minimum order quantity and production timing depend on the agreed model and order scope. Request these terms with your brief; submitting a request does not place an order or reserve production.
For compressed mattresses, packing suitability and recovery are reviewed for the complete construction. A change to the core, layers, adhesive or edge may change the packing result.
Make the next step specific
Let’s review your mattress idea.
A clear starting brief helps us discuss the product and sample you need.