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好床垫757标准揭秘：V6家居多年研发清单

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2026-04-16 16:35

Choosing the Right Mattress: The V6 Home "757" Standard

Many people's logic for choosing a mattress is to lie down and press in a store, feeling "OK" and then place an order. However, after a few months, the mattress collapses, the waist starts to ache, and you're woken up at night by tossing and turning—only then realizing that the few minutes of lying down originally couldn't judge how long a mattress would last.

The mattress industry has long lacked a quantifiable evaluation system for consumers. Consumers are faced with various vague marketing phrases: "Spinal Support", "Zero Pressure", "Deep Sleep"—all of which sound good, but cannot be verified. Based on years of experience in mattress research and development and tens of thousands of laboratory test data, Mores Group's brand V6 Home has summarized a "757" good mattress standard system: 7 standards, 5 sensory tests, and 7 human body zones. It is reported that this system has been adopted by many partners in the upstream and downstream of the industry. In a market environment where standards have not been unified, it has provided consumers with a clear and executable framework for choosing a mattress.

Human 7 Zones: Good Mattresses Must Respect Body Differences

As everyone knows, the human spine is naturally in an "S" curve when standing, and the task of the mattress when lying down is not to straighten this curve, but to maintain it. However, different parts of the human body have completely different support needs—shoulders need to sink gently, the waist needs to be firm and supportive, and the buttocks need stable support.

In the process of mattress research and development, V6 Home strictly divides the human body into 7 zones: head (support), shoulders and back (sink, relax, relieve pressure), waist (relax, relieve pressure), buttocks (support), thighs and calves (relax, relieve pressure). Because each region has different force characteristics, any mattress that tries to solve all problems with a single hardness is essentially avoiding the basic principles of ergonomics.

Based on this partition logic, V6 Home further refines 7 quantifiable standards for good mattresses.

7 Standards: The Complete Picture of a Good Mattress

The 7 standards of V6 Home are not isolated indicators, but can be归纳 into three core capability dimensions: support system, fit system, and health system. A truly good mattress cannot do without any of these three.

Support System: Strong Support, Scientific Structure, Good Rebound

This is the "skeleton" of the mattress, which determines how long it can accompany you. Many people equate "hardness" with good support, which is a common misconception. True support is that the mattress does not locally collapse under pressure and can disperse pressure to a larger area.

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Health System: Good Ventilation, Good Sweat, Excellent Material Selection

This is the most easily overlooked dimension, but it has a long-term impact. Adults will excrete about 300 milliliters of sweat through the skin each night, of which a considerable part is absorbed by the mattress. The closed pore structure of traditional foam and latex makes it difficult for moisture to escape, and the mattress interior gradually becomes a breeding ground for mites and bacteria.

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5 Sensory Tests: Use Your Own Body to Verify

The 7 standards are the "internal kung fu" of the brand, and consumers cannot directly measure them in the store. Therefore, V6 Home has also proposed 5 sensory tests, allowing everyone to use their own senses to verify whether the mattress is qualified:

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Choose a Mattress, Just Remember V6 Home's "757 Standards" Is Enough

The human 7 zones are the design basis—the mattress must respond to the support needs of different parts; the 7 standards are the judgment dimensions—the support, fit, and health systems are indispensable; the 5 sensory tests are the verification methods—the body is the most honest, do not be confused by parameters.

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