Characterised by vertically presented springs nested in their own individual fabric pockets, pocket-sprung mattresses allow for total independent movement across the entire sleeping surface, as each spring reacts to the individual’s weight and sleeping position.

The spring count within a mattress usually increases along with the price, and where there are higher spring counts it usually means it’s a higher quality product (especially when looking at product ranges within the same brand. Spring counts range from 800 up to 20,000 springs, however this isn’t the sole indicator of a mattresses quality and other factors should be considered when buying a new mattress; including fillings used, guarantees offered and the manufacturer making your new mattress.

• As the springs are individual the pressure on each spring is much less, resulting in a longer lasting product.
• Ideal for people of different weights as each person will have their own sleeping area, reducing any potential ‘roll-together’
• By combining pocket springs with natural fillings, it creates a cooler sleeping experience than memory foam.
• It is essential to regularly turn most pocket sprung mattresses, however high spring count mattresses can be heavy and difficult to turn – particularly in bigger sizes. If this is a problem, we also provide non-turn pocket sprung mattresses!

Memory Foam mattresses contribute to optimal pressure distribution, and as the material fits perfectly to body contours it eliminates uncomfortable pressure points. The specially designed pressure-relieving structure of foam provides adaptable support in every sleeping position and the flexibility to change shape as you move position during the night. Although foam offers excellent pressure-relieving properties, it is essential to ensure you choose the firmness which suits to maximise comfort and recovery while you sleep.

• Moulds individually to each sleeper while protecting and comforting critical body pressure zones.
• Excellent for aching joints and stress relief for tired muscles.
• Non-turn, low maintenance and often reinforced with a super-supportive edge and extended guarantees.
• High-density memory foam enables the body to sink, this can lead to a feeling of low support or the inability to move during the night.
• Memory foam absorbs body heat in order create a comfortable environment, however this retained heat in the foam can lead uncomfortable sweating and restless sleep.
• All foam mattresses are treated with fire-retarded chemicals, which can be slightly smelly – although its completely non-toxic is can cause slight irritation to some people.