Innerspring Mattresses in Walla Walla, WA
Shop innerspring mattresses at Wall 2 Wall Furniture & Mattress in Walla Walla, Washington. Innerspring mattresses remain a popular choice for customers who prefer a more traditional mattress feel with responsive support, strong airflow, and familiar comfort.
Our mattress selection includes traditional innerspring designs as well as updated coil systems with modern comfort materials, improved edge support, cooling layers, and multiple firmness choices.
Visit our Walla Walla showroom to compare innerspring mattresses in person and find the comfort, support, and firmness level that works best for you.
What Is an Innerspring Mattress?
An innerspring mattress uses a coil support system as the primary foundation of the bed.
Comfort layers are placed above the coils to create the desired firmness, cushioning, and pressure relief.
Depending on the mattress, these comfort layers may include foam, fiber, gel-infused materials, quilting, pillow-top cushioning, or other materials.
Traditional Mattress Feel
Many customers choose innerspring mattresses because they provide a familiar, responsive feel.
Compared with deeply conforming foam mattresses, innerspring beds often provide more bounce and a feeling of sleeping on top of the mattress rather than sinking deeply into it.
Responsive Support
Coil systems respond as weight is applied to the mattress and help support the body throughout the night.
This responsiveness can be especially appealing to sleepers who change positions frequently or prefer easier movement across the mattress.
Different Innerspring Coil Systems
Not every innerspring mattress is constructed the same way.
Depending on the model, coil systems may include:
Traditional Connected Coils
Individually Wrapped Coils
Pocketed Coil Systems
Zoned Support Coils
Reinforced Perimeter Coils
Different Coil Counts & Gauges
Coil construction varies by mattress and manufacturer.
Individually Wrapped Coils
Many modern innerspring mattresses use individually wrapped or pocketed coils.
Because each coil can respond more independently, this type of construction can help provide more targeted support and reduce motion transfer compared with some traditional connected coil systems.
Edge Support
Select innerspring mattresses include reinforced edge support around the perimeter of the bed.
Stronger edge support can make the mattress feel more stable when sitting or sleeping near the side and may allow more of the mattress surface to be comfortably used.
Innerspring Mattresses & Airflow
One advantage of coil-based mattress construction is the open space within the support system.
This can allow greater airflow through the mattress compared with some dense all-foam constructions.
Select models may also include additional cooling fabrics, breathable quilting, gel-infused materials, or other temperature-management features.
Cooling Innerspring Mattresses
If sleeping temperature is important to you, select innerspring mattresses combine breathable coil systems with cooling materials in the upper comfort layers.
Depending on the model, cooling features may include:
Cooling Covers
Gel-Infused Foam
Breathable Fabrics
Moisture-Wicking Materials
Airflow-Focused Comfort Layers
Cooling features vary by mattress.
Firm Innerspring Mattresses
Innerspring construction is a popular choice for customers who prefer a firmer mattress.
Firm models typically use supportive coil systems with thinner or firmer comfort layers to create a more supportive surface with less sink.
Plush Innerspring Mattresses
Customers who prefer more cushioning can choose plush innerspring mattresses with additional comfort materials above the coil system.
Plush models can provide pressure relief while retaining the responsive feel of an innerspring support system.
Pillow-Top Innerspring Mattresses
Pillow-top mattresses include an additional cushioned layer sewn onto the top of the mattress.
This can create a softer initial feel while the underlying coil system continues to provide support.
Euro-Top Innerspring Mattresses
Euro-top mattresses also provide additional cushioning but use a more integrated top construction that sits flush with the mattress edges.
The feel can range from plush to supportive depending on the materials used inside the Euro top.
Innerspring Mattresses for Side Sleepers
Side sleepers generally need enough cushioning to relieve pressure around the shoulders and hips while still maintaining proper support.
Plush, pillow-top, or Euro-top innerspring mattresses may be worth considering depending on body type and personal comfort preference.
Innerspring Mattresses for Back Sleepers
Back sleepers often prefer a balance of support and cushioning.
Medium and firm innerspring mattresses can provide options for sleepers who want a supportive surface without excessive sink.
Innerspring Mattresses for Stomach Sleepers
Stomach sleepers frequently prefer a firmer sleep surface that helps keep the body more level.
Firm innerspring mattresses can be a strong option for customers who want less contouring and more traditional support.
Innerspring Mattresses for Combination Sleepers
Combination sleepers change positions throughout the night and may appreciate the responsiveness of an innerspring mattress.
The coil system can make movement easier while different comfort layers provide cushioning for multiple sleeping positions.
Motion Isolation
Traditional connected coil mattresses may transfer more motion across the mattress than some foam designs.
However, individually wrapped coil systems can significantly improve motion isolation by allowing coils to move more independently.
This can be especially helpful for couples.
Innerspring Mattresses for Couples
Couples should consider firmness, edge support, motion isolation, mattress size, and individual sleep preferences when selecting an innerspring mattress.
A pocketed coil design can be especially useful when one sleeper changes positions frequently during the night.
Innerspring vs. Hybrid Mattresses
Innerspring and hybrid mattresses both use coils, but the amount and type of comfort material above the coil system generally differs.
Traditional innerspring mattresses typically place greater emphasis on the coil support unit, while hybrids usually combine coils with thicker layers of foam, latex, or other specialty comfort materials.
Innerspring vs. Memory Foam Mattresses
Memory foam mattresses typically provide deeper contouring and pressure relief, while innerspring mattresses generally offer more bounce, airflow, and responsiveness.
Neither construction is automatically better. The right choice depends on how you sleep and how you prefer a mattress to feel.
Innerspring vs. Latex Mattresses
Latex mattresses provide a responsive feel without relying on a traditional coil system, while innerspring mattresses use coils as the primary support structure.
Both can provide strong support and easier movement than deeply conforming foam beds, but they have distinctly different feels.
Mattress Firmness Choices
Innerspring mattresses are available in a wide range of comfort levels.
Depending on the collection, options may include:
Extra Firm
Firm
Medium
Cushion Firm
Plush
Pillow Top
Euro Top
Comfort terminology varies by manufacturer, so trying the mattress in person is the best way to compare firmness.
Mattress Sizes
Innerspring mattresses are available in multiple standard sizes depending on the collection.
Available sizes may include:
Twin
Twin XL
Full
Queen
King
California King
Split King
Size availability varies by mattress.
Queen Innerspring Mattresses
Queen mattresses remain one of the most popular choices for primary bedrooms and guest rooms because they provide comfortable sleeping space without requiring as much room as a king.
King Innerspring Mattresses
King mattresses provide significantly more sleeping width and can be especially useful for couples who want additional personal space.
King mattresses can also be paired with compatible split foundations or adjustable bases depending on the setup.
Innerspring Mattresses & Adjustable Bases
Select modern innerspring mattresses are compatible with adjustable bases.
Compatibility depends on the flexibility and construction of the mattress, so it is important to confirm that a specific model is approved for adjustable use.
Adjustable Base Features
When paired with a compatible mattress, adjustable bases may provide features such as:
Head Adjustment
Foot Adjustment
Zero Gravity
Massage
Lumbar Support
Memory Positions
Preset Positions
USB Charging
Under-Bed Lighting
Wireless Remote Controls
Features vary by adjustable base model.
Foundations & Mattress Support
The correct foundation is important for proper mattress support.
Depending on the mattress, recommended support may include a traditional foundation, platform frame, adjustable base, or other approved support system.
Our team can help determine which foundation is appropriate for the mattress you select.
Try Innerspring Mattresses in Person
Mattress firmness descriptions such as Firm, Plush, or Medium can vary significantly between manufacturers.
Visiting our Walla Walla showroom allows you to compare mattresses side by side and experience differences in support, pressure relief, responsiveness, edge support, and overall feel.
Which Mattress Type Is Right for You?
We carry multiple mattress constructions because there is no single mattress type that works best for everyone.
Our selection includes:
Innerspring Mattresses
Hybrid Mattresses
Memory Foam Mattresses
All-Natural Latex Mattresses
Our team can help you compare each construction based on comfort, sleeping position, support, temperature preference, and budget.
Mattresses for Different Sleep Positions
Sleep position can be helpful when narrowing down mattress choices, but body type and personal preference are just as important.
Rather than selecting a mattress based only on a label, we recommend trying several different comfort levels and constructions in person.
Special-Order Mattress Options
The mattresses displayed in our showroom and online may represent only part of what is available.
If you are looking for a specific size, comfort level, construction, or mattress feature, contact our team and we can help check current availability.
Free Local Delivery, Professional Setup & Removal
Wall 2 Wall Furniture & Mattress offers free local delivery and professional setup on qualifying purchases within our service area.
Our team can deliver your mattress, place it in your bedroom, set up applicable foundations or adjustable bases, and remove your old mattress on qualifying purchases.
Mattress Financing Options
Financing options are available for qualified customers purchasing mattresses, adjustable bases, and other qualifying products.
Ask our team about current promotional financing and payment options.
Innerspring Mattresses Serving Walla Walla & the Surrounding Region
Our mattress showroom serves customers throughout southeastern Washington and northeastern Oregon, including:
Walla Walla, WA
College Place, WA
Dayton, WA
Kennewick, WA
Pasco, WA
Richland, WA
Milton-Freewater, OR
Pendleton, OR
Hermiston, OR
La Grande, OR
Visit Wall 2 Wall Furniture & Mattress
Visit our Walla Walla showroom to compare innerspring mattresses, firmness levels, coil systems, cooling features, edge support, and other mattress constructions in person.
Wall 2 Wall Furniture & Mattress
527 East Main Street
Walla Walla, WA 99362
509-876-8618
Our team can help you compare different mattresses and narrow down the options based on how you sleep and how you want your mattress to feel.
Mattress images are factory representations and may not reflect the exact product available in our showroom. Mattress constructions, coil systems, firmness levels, comfort materials, cooling features, sizes, adjustable-base compatibility, specifications, and availability vary by manufacturer and model. Some products may require special order. Prices, specifications, features, and available options are subject to change. Contact Wall 2 Wall Furniture & Mattress for current mattress and availability information.