Mattress
The invention relates to a mattress ( 1, 1′, 2, 3 ) having at least one first layer ( 10, 20, 30 ), a second layer ( 12, 22, 32 ) and a third layer ( 14, 24, 34 ), the second layer ( 12, 22, 32 ) comprising spring elements ( 16, 26, 36 ) and being interposed between the first layer ( 10, 20, 30 ) and the third layer ( 14, 24, 34 ). The thickness (a 1 , a 2 , a 3 , d 1 , d 2 , d 3 , . . . , d 10 ) of the third layer ( 14, 24, 34 ) varies locally to an extent that exceeds the extent defined by a surface structure of the third layer ( 14, 24, 34 ) on its exterior surface ( 17 ).
1. A mattress, comprising: a longitudinal extent with a head region; a shoulder region; a hip region; a foot region; at least one first layer; a second layer; a third layer; and a plurality of recesses in the at least one first layer and/or in the third layer, wherein the second layer comprises spring elements and is arranged between the at least one first layer and the third layer, wherein a thickness of the third layer, which is defined as a distance of an outer surface, which faces away from the second layer, of the third layer from the second layer, varies locally to an extent which goes beyond an extent which is predetermined by a surface structure of the third layer on the outer surface, wherein the variation in the thickness of the third layer occurs in a direction of the longitudinal extent, wherein the mattress also extends in a transverse direction perpendicular to the longitudinal extent, wherein the thickness of the third layer in the transverse direction remains constant at different points of the longitudinal extent, wherein the plurality of recesses extends with a constant cross section in the transverse direction, wherein the cross section of the plurality of recesses is dependent on the thickness of the third layer, wherein recesses of the third layer are largest at an average thickness and smaller at a thickness greater than the average thickness, wherein the recesses of the third layer are smaller at a thickness smaller than the average thickness than the grooves at the average thickness.
2. The mattress of claim 1 , wherein the outer surface of the third layer is flat at least in sections.
3. The mattress of claim 1 , wherein the outer surface of the third layer is continuously flat.
4. The mattress of claim 1 , wherein the variation in the thickness of the third layer is continuous in one direction.
5. The mattress of claim 1 , wherein the thickness of the third layer initially decreases and then increases again in the direction of the longitudinal extent.
6. The mattress of claim 5 , wherein the thickness of the third layer decreases in the direction of the longitudinal extent in different regions which are separated by at least one region having an increasing thickness of the third layer, and/or increases in different regions which are separated by at least one region having a decreasing thickness of the third layer.
7. The mattress of claim 1 , wherein a thickness of the at least one first layer, which is defined as a distance of an outer surface which points away from the second layer, of the at least one first layer from the second layer, increases in a direction in which the thickness of the third layer decreases, and wherein the thickness of the at least one first layer decreases in a direction in which the thickness of the third layer increases.
8. The mattress of claim 7 , wherein a variation in the thickness of the at least one first layer takes place to an extent which is at least two thirds a thickness of the second layer.
9. The mattress of claim 1 , wherein the variation in the thickness of the third layer takes place to an extent which is at least two thirds of a thickness of the second layer.
10. The mattress of claim 1 , wherein the at least one first layer and/or the third layer comprises foamed material.
11. The mattress of claim 1 , wherein the spring elements comprise pocket springs, spring cores and/or foamed material springs.
12. The mattress of claim 1 , wherein the spring elements comprise foamed material springs having a tubular, resilient body composed of foamed material and forming an outer wall, with holes which extend inward from an outer surface to an inner surface, wherein the holes are arranged in staggered symmetry and are substantially diamond-shaped, and wherein the tubular body has the holes only over a limited part of a surface of the tubular body, the limited part alternating regularly with a limited part of the surface that is not provided with the holes and that forms longitudinally directed reinforcing ribs in the wall of the tubular body.