GY-GEL2400
- Firmness
- Medium Firm
- Height
- 24 cm
- Core
- High-density foam support base
Convert the approved foam stack into correctly sized comfort, transition and support layers before assembly.
Foam cutting and layer preparation should follow the approved construction rather than a generic foam list. Each layer has a defined role, thickness and position in the finished mattress, and changing those values can change total height, feel, support and packaging behavior.
The technical database contains foam fields such as density, hardness or ILD, thickness, rebound, airflow and compression-related data. This Manufacturing page focuses on turning those approved material requirements into correctly prepared layers; it does not replace the Materials or Technical Database pages.
The process page explains how an approved specification moves through production. Finished mattress category pages keep the commercial product intent, while Materials and Technical Database pages hold component and numeric references.
A direct reference for multi-layer all-foam and memory-foam constructions.
View category →Shows foam comfort and transition layers prepared above a spring support core.
View category →Useful where foam recovery and compression compatibility are part of the approved SKU.
View category →Shows prepared comfort layers combined with a pocket spring core.
View category →Useful for comparing prepared latex/foam layer stacks without changing finished-product intent.
View category →These models are dynamically matched from the existing Guangyun Mattress Catalog by construction type and product text. They are production-context references, not claims about undocumented equipment or line capacity.
| Layer-prep checkpoint | Approved input | Risk if changed | Next handoff |
|---|---|---|---|
| Material identity | Exact foam/material direction | Different density or response can change the build | Materials |
| Thickness | Approved layer thickness | Changes finished height and feel | Assembly |
| Cut size | Length/width for model and edge design | Poor fit inside the cover/build | Assembly |
| Layer order | Position in the construction stack | Changes comfort/support behavior | Build sheet |
No. Equipment can vary by production line, so the page focuses on the specification and layer-preparation controls that buyers need to approve.
Use the Mattress Foam Materials page for selection logic and the Mattress Technical Database for detailed parameter rows.
Not without updating and approving the product specification, because layer thickness affects total height and can affect feel and packaging.
Foam selection and layer geometry can affect compression and recovery, so roll-pack programs should keep the approved foam stack tied to the packaging specification.
Include the target mattress/model, size, firmness, material direction, cover/branding requirements, packaging method and estimated quantity so the manufacturing path can be reviewed against one complete build.