1. Material Type

The material affects comfort, durability, and hygiene. Common types include:

PP (Polypropylene) Non-woven

Lightweight, breathable, soft.

Suitable for general use in clinics, hospitals, massage, and beauty salons.

SMS Non-woven (Spunbond + Meltblown + Spunbond)

Stronger, more durable, and resistant to tearing.

Used in medical or surgical settings for added protection.

PE (Polyethylene) Coated Non-woven

Waterproof, blocks fluids.

Ideal for procedures with liquid exposure, like medical treatments or tattooing.

Spunlace Non-woven

Soft, cloth-like texture.

Perfect for massage therapy, spa, and physiotherapy.

2. Size & Dimensions

Bed size compatibility: Choose according to your bed dimensions:

Single bed: 60–80 cm width

Double/Queen bed: 100–120 cm width

Length: Usually 180–220 cm, depending on the bed size.

GSM (grams per square meter):

15–25 GSM: Lightweight, economical, short-term use

30–50 GSM: Thicker, more durable, better coverage

3. Surface Properties

Smooth vs textured: Smooth covers provide comfort; textured covers help prevent slipping.

Color: White is common; some use colors to differentiate between clean and used covers.

4. Hygiene & Safety

Medical-grade certification: ISO, CE, or FDA-approved covers are recommended for hospital or clinical use.

Antimicrobial or hypoallergenic properties: Useful for sensitive skin or high-risk medical environments.

5. Function & Application

Medical & hospital beds: Waterproof or SMS non-woven to prevent fluid penetration and ensure patient safety.

Massage or spa beds: Soft, comfortable spunlace or PP non-woven for a better client experience.

Home care or elderly care: Lightweight, disposable, and easy to replace for convenience.