GY-LX2800
- Firmness
- Medium Firm
- Height
- 28 cm
- Core
- Pocket spring or foam support base
ASSEMBLY · CONSTRUCTION CONTROL
Mattress Assembly & Construction Control
Bring the approved support core, comfort layers, edge components and cover together without losing the model specification between departments.
One Build SheetUse one approved construction reference for every layer and component.
Layer OrderKeep comfort, transition and support components in the approved sequence.
Edge SystemMatch perimeter components to the selected support core and size.
Finished DimensionsVerify the assembled mattress against the approved size and profile.
Mattress assembly is the point where separate components become the finished construction. For repeat B2B production, the key control is not a generic assembly sequence but consistency with the approved model or OEM build: support core, layer order, layer thickness, perimeter design, cover and finished dimensions should all point to the same SKU specification.
The product catalog already defines current mattress platforms, and the Materials and Technical Database sections hold component and parameter references. This page connects those inputs into the assembly stage without duplicating product descriptions.
What the Approved Production Brief Should Define
- Approved model or OEM construction reference
- Support-core type and dimensions
- Comfort/transition layer order and thickness
- Edge or perimeter-support components
- Cover orientation and finished presentation
- Finished length, width, height and visual check
Where This Manufacturing Stage Fits in Current Mattress Platforms
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.
Hybrid Mattress
Combines multiple component families, making construction control especially important.
View category →Pocket Spring Mattress
Connects the pocket spring unit to comfort layers, perimeter and cover.
View category →Memory Foam Mattress
Uses a layer-stack build where order and thickness are central to the finished product.
View category →Bonnell Spring Mattress
Connects a traditional spring support core to comfort and cover components.
View category →Latex Mattress
Requires controlled specialty-layer order and finished profile.
View category →Euro Top Mattress
Use this finished construction to understand where the production stage fits.
View category →Pillow Top Mattress
Use this finished construction to understand where the production stage fits.
View category →Roll Pack Mattress
Assembly must remain compatible with the approved compression and recovery program.
View category →Current Mattress Models Related to This Production Stage
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.
GY-PS2200-BOX
- Firmness
- Medium Firm
- Height
- 22 cm
- Core
- Compact pocket spring unit for roll-pack programs
GY-HT2600
- Firmness
- Extra Firm
- Height
- 26 cm
- Core
- Heavy-duty pocket spring system
GY-HY2600
- Firmness
- Medium Firm
- Height
- 26 cm
- Core
- Zoned pocket spring unit with foam encasement
GY-HY2800-ZONE
- Firmness
- Medium Firm
- Height
- 28 cm
- Core
- Five-zone pocket spring unit with reinforced center support
GY-HY3100-BLACK
- Firmness
- Medium
- Height
- 31 cm
- Core
- Pocket spring unit with foam perimeter
Keep the Approved Specification Visible Through Production
| Assembly checkpoint | Reference | Control question | Output |
|---|---|---|---|
| Support core | Approved spring/foam core | Is the correct core used for the SKU? | Base construction |
| Layer stack | Approved material sequence | Are layers in the correct order and thickness? | Comfort/support stack |
| Perimeter | Approved edge-support direction | Does the edge system match the build? | Finished perimeter |
| Cover & dimensions | Cover spec + size/profile | Does the completed mattress match the approved presentation? | Finished mattress |
Connect Manufacturing to the Full B2B Mattress Workflow
MattressesChoose the finished product platform that production must follow.
OEM & CustomDefine size, firmness, cover, branding and packaging before repeat production.
MaterialsReview foam, spring, latex and fabric choices at component level.
ApplicationsMatch the finished production program to hotel, distributor, retail or e-commerce use.
Mattress GuideUse size, firmness, spring, foam and specification guidance before production approval.
Technical DatabaseUse detailed parameter rows without duplicating them on manufacturing pages.
RFQSend the approved product direction, quantity and packaging requirement.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the main control point in mattress assembly?
The complete approved build specification. Individual components should not be treated as interchangeable once the SKU has been approved.
Where can buyers see current mattress constructions?
Use the Mattresses catalog for finished models and Materials for component-level selection.
Does assembly content replace a product page?
No. A manufacturing page explains process control; the product page remains responsible for the finished mattress offer and specifications.
Should packaging be considered during assembly?
Yes for roll-pack or compressed programs, because the finished construction must remain compatible with the approved packaging and recovery requirement.
APPROVED BUILD → PRODUCTION
Send the Product Specification Before Production Planning
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.