Diamond Mattress to manufacture this gel company's mattress line - Furniture Today

Diamond Mattress has partnered with Technogel to produce the gel products manufacturer's mattress line.

RANCHO DOMINGUEZ, Calif. – Mattress manufacturer Diamond Mattress has teamed up with Technogel to produce the gel products manufacturer’s mattress lineup.

The mattress line will be manufactured in Diamond’s factories here and Fort Worth, Texas. Production will begin this summer in the Southern California factory this summer with plans to expand to the Texas plant as needed.

“The partnership with Technogel fits our vision and long-term growth plans to bring innovative products to the marketplace with high retail value and margins, whether it’s through our in-house design or through like-minded partners,” said Shaun Pennington, Diamond Mattress chief executive officer. “Technogel has applications in sports, furniture, engineering, and art. That’s the kind of big idea and thinking that align with Diamond.”

The Technogel mattress lineup includes four models with soft to firm feels with conforming support and comfort through a combination of adaptive gel technology with zoned cushioning, memory foam and latex.

Technogel is a medical-grade soft-solid material that adjusts to the body to help alleviate pressure and promote proper spinal alignment. It also helps disperse body heat, coupled with an innovative tower grid design that promotes ventilation.

In addition to the four Technogel mattresses, the cooling gel technology is a key component in Diamond’s Cloudtech with Technogel collection that was introduced at Sit ‘N Sleep in the spring.

I’m Sheila Long O’Mara, executive editor at Furniture Today. Throughout my 25-year career in the home furnishings industry, I have been an editor with a number of industry publications and spent a brief stint with a public relations agency where I worked with some of the industry’s leading bedding brands. I rejoined Furniture Today in December 2020 with a focus on bedding and sleep products. It’s a homecoming for me, as I was a writer and editor with Furniture Today from 1994 until 2002. I’m happy to be back and look forward to telling the important stories impacting bedding retailers and manufacturers.

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