Surface touch
Selected textiles for a soft touch, easy care and ventilation that starts at the surface.

Inside Biote
A mattress is not a single material. It is a system in which every layer has to know what job it does.
The anatomy of rest
Materials vary by model, but the principle stays the same: temperature control, pressure distribution, stability and calm in movement.
Selected textiles for a soft touch, easy care and ventilation that starts at the surface.
The adaptive layer helps distribute weight gradually, without losing the feeling of support.
Independent zones respond to the body and help limit the transfer of movement.
Open structures and air channels keep the circulation active throughout the night.
The composition is published clearly for each model.
No vague claims or meaningless terms.
The documents will be shown on the relevant model.
Anatomy of the mattress
A memory layer (memory foam) is a foam that takes the shape of the body under weight and slowly returns to its own shape. Pocket springs are separate springs, each in its own pocket, that move independently of one another. Some Biote mattresses have only memory layers; others combine springs with memory.
Comparison
Construction according to each product’s description. Prices for every size are in the mattress comparison.
| Model | Construction | Height | Sizes online |
|---|---|---|---|
| Signature | Memory layer, orthopedic layer, 3D filters, rubber slats underneath for ventilation, double cover with cotton | 31 cm | 7 sizes |
| Prime | 1,500 individual pocket springs, memory up to 6 cm, 3D filters | 35 cm | 5 sizes |
| Inspiration | 2,000 independent pocket micro-springs | 39 cm | 6 sizes |
| Alpine | Memory 4 cm, thermal cooling gel layer in the lower part | 33 cm | 5 sizes |
| Ethernal | 3,000 independent CoreFlex® micro-springs, PressureSmart® memory over 4 cm, AirFlow®, 8 layers (4 on top + 4 below) | 42 cm | 7 sizes |
Care
According to the warranty instructions: rotate the mattress from head to foot every 4 months; ventilate the room regularly, where relative humidity should not exceed 35%; do not use it on metal beds or on wooden boards that block ventilation; use slats with gaps between them and a Biote mattress protector (points 25–28).