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Double Mattress Pocket Spring

Pocket sprung mattresses feature layers of natural fillings like cotton, wool and horsehair. These materials are durable and help keep your mattress breathable. They are ideal for those suffering from asthma, hay fever or allergies.

The springs are not dependent on each other, which reduces the "roll together" effect that occurs with other mattresses. They can be customised to your preferences by altering the number of springs and wire gauge.

Enhanced Pressure Relief

Pocket springs are different from conventional mattresses. In contrast to traditional mattresses, which respond to weight in the same way, pocket springs react differently. This unique response means that areas of the body that are most susceptible to pressure build-up such as the hips and shoulders receive targeted support. The end result is less tension on the spine and a more comfortable sleeping experience.

The distinct movement of each spring also reduces the transfer of motion. This is particularly beneficial for couples who sleep together, as it keeps the person who is sleeping from disrupting their partner during sleep. This feature is offered in a few hybrid models of pocket springs that are comprised of a mix of pocket springs, memory foam and other materials.

Choose a double memory foam mattress mattress pocket springs made of high-quality materials. Also, look for natural fillings such as wool, cotton, and horsehair, in the upholstery layers above the springs. These materials are known for their breathability and toughness. These materials must weigh at least 3000gsm in order to provide the ultimate sleeping experience.

Another consideration when selecting a double mattress pocket spring is the amount of springs used in its construction. The number of springs will affect the degree of body support, so it is essential to find the ideal balance between comfort and firmness. A low spring count can be uncomfortable and soft, whereas high counts can lead to excessive stimulation.

The construction of the individual springs is crucial, and you should look for a mattress that has top quality components. For example, choose the pocket spring mattress that features high-tensile steel wire because it is more durable and supportive than a coil that is of low quality. You should also avoid mattresses with a high spring count that is greater than 3000. This is due to the fact that the additional springs can result in over-stimulation to the muscles, which could cause an increase in body impressions and sagging over time.

In general double mattress pocket springs require frequent turning and flipping to avoid them from sagging over time. This is especially crucial in the first six months when a regular schedule should be followed. After six months, you can reduce the frequency to every nine to twelve weeks. This will help to equally distribute the wear and tear on the mattress, extending the life of the mattress.

Support for Tailored Customers

Contrary to open coil mattresses that can have a lot of uneven support due to their construction, every spring in a double mattresses for sale mattress pocket sprung is protected by a fabric pocket. Each spring is able to move independently from its neighbours. This allows the mattress to adjust to your body shape and offer a more customized support. In turn, this can assist in relieving pressure points and encourage the alignment of your spine.

As well as a tailored level of support they are also able to offer an increased level of breathability than other types of mattress. The springs are enclosed in fabric pockets that allow the mattress to breathe. As a result, you can have a more comfortable and refreshing sleep.

The materials used in a mattress can have a significant impact on how it feels. Generally speaking, high-quality mattresses contain natural fibres, such as bamboo, wool and animal hair, whereas cheaper models may use synthetic and polyester fillings. The most sustainable choice will be a natural and organic mattress, that is free of harmful chemicals and sourced using eco-friendly methods.

When it comes to choosing a mattress with a pocket spring it is important to keep in mind that the spring count is just one element of the equation. The tension of the springs (also called their gauge') will play a significant part in how firm or soft the mattress feels. In addition, the quality of the upholstery layers, which can vary from reflex foam to natural fillings, will contribute to the overall feel of the mattress.

A high-quality mattress may have a spring count that is up to 3000 but if the gsm value is low in the upholstery layer, it can result in a mattress which is too firm. This is why it is essential to be aware of the fine print when looking for the ideal mattress that will meet your requirements.

Proper Spinal Alignment

Back pain is usually associated with a poor alignment of the spine, but when you have an excellent mattress, it can be avoided. The support and comfort of a pocket spring mattress conforms the body, distributing weight evenly and easing strain on sensitive areas like the lower back. It also allows the larger parts of the body to sink in and provide support where it's needed most.

While conventional mattresses tend to respond uniformly to weight, the springs that make up pocket-sprung mattresses operate independently, responding uniquely to the body's form. This specific flexibility allows the mattress to align its spine. This assists in maintaining the health of your spine and lessens pressure on the more heaviest parts of the body, like the shoulders and hips.

Furthermore, the support offered by a premium pocket-sprung mattress can be customized to fit your sleep habits. A softer mattress is better for side sleepers, as it contours the shoulders and hips. A mattress that is firmer is best for stomach or back sleeping people, to ensure spinal alignment, and relieve tension from the lower back.

A mattress with a pocket spring also offers a cooler and more breathable sleep than memory foam. This makes it an excellent option for those susceptible to overheating as well for those suffering from joint pain and muscles that are sore. A top-quality mattress for pocket springs will require regular turning to avoid sagging. This can be a challenge for those who are unable or unwilling to perform this.

A premium mattress The Ortho Pro is our best-selling model thanks to its high-density 1600 ReActive 9-turn spring unit, which reduces roll together and disturbances between partners by weaving the springs from the head to the foot to provide greater strength. It's also adorned with luxurious layers of British wool (4.2kg from Red Tractor assured farms) to give a supple and cushioning feel, and it is woven with zoned Miracoil springs designed to optimise the support across your body for enhanced spinal alignment. It comes with a generous trial of 200 nights, and a 10-year guarantee.

Reduced Motion Transfer

The springs that make up the pocket-sprung mattress can move independently of one another which reduces motion transfer due to your partner's movements. This allows you to enjoy a restful night's sleep without being disturbed by each other's movement or feeling like the other person is changing in their sleep. The quality of the materials that are upholstered with springs can also contribute to this characteristic, so it's a good idea to select mattresses made of natural materials like cotton or wool rather than synthetic polyester.

It is also essential to choose the right foundation for reducing motion transmission. Instead of box springs that have springs in them, opt for an adjustable platform base that has wooden slats or metal bars that are closely spaced. The slats of your mattress that are too close together can cause the mattress to wear out faster and you may feel your partner's movements.

A hybrid mattress can be a good option for reducing motion transfer, as the layers of memory foam or latex which are contained in the pocketed coil bed will help to block out the movements of your partner. It is important to keep in mind that no mattress can completely eliminate motion transfer, but it will not compromise the comfort.

A few of our hybrid pocket spring mattresses also come in different support tensions, which means you can pick the level of firmness that is best for you. We recommend mattresses for double bed that are medium-firm to those who sleep on their backs, or who prefer sleeping on their side. They can mould to the curves of your spine, providing better support and a healthy spine alignment.

We have a large assortment of double, single and super King pocket spring mattresses for your home, in a wide variety of fabrics. We're proud to stock mattresses from some of the most popular manufacturers in the business, including Silentnight, Sealy and Tempur.