Comfortaire beds are air controlled for comfort and support. They are designed to allow for individual comfort control - a feature not found in most other mattresses.

Not for floating in a pool
The common 'inflatable' mattress widely used for camping or floating in the surf is not an air support sleep system. Ordinary air mattresses are usually made of vinyl and designed for temporary use. They're inexpensive because they are not made for everyday use. Over time they crack and begin to leak.

No springs required.
The most commonly manufactured mattress is innerspring. These mattresses are made for everyday use and constructed for long-term durability. Innersprings are designed to flex with the contours of a person's body as best as possible. However, because innersprings are made of steel coil configurations, they cannot fully conform to a person's body. And while they are long lasting, innersprings begin to break down from the very first day, sagging more and more as time goes by and failing to provide consistent comfort and support.

Air supported sleep
By having air as the supporting feature, the sleeper is given the opportunity of adjusting his or her mattress from a very firm level all the way to a feather soft level - for each side of the mattress. This is accomplished with the simple touch of a button. In addition, Comfortaire beds use a highly advanced air chamber system. These chambers ensure support and eliminate the likelihood of air leaks. Because Comfortaire uses durable and dependable materials, the air chambers will not crack or break down like ordinary vinyl mattresses.

The Comfortaire sleep system actually conforms to your body. Pressure points are relieved, you toss and turn less, and sleep more soundly whether you are a back or side sleeper. Air supported sleep lets your body properly relax and gives the support that will allow you to breathe more easily.