Mattresses double mattress pocket spring Pocket Spring

Mattresses double pocket sprung offer superior medium support and comfort. Browse our range of mattresses to find one that suits you, with a broad selection of pocket spring counts that range from 600 to 13250.

Be sure that the mattress you pick has 3000gsm or more of natural fillings like wool, silk, cotton and horsehair are known for their breathability and toughness - make sure it's double-sided or 'no-turn'. This will help to extend the life of your mattress and evenly distribute wear.

Size

Pocket-sprung mattresses are available in a variety of sizes, starting from singles to super kings. Some manufacturers offer a variety of spring gauges and fabrics, such as calico. These can be tailored to your specific needs or body weights.

Pocket springs are not dependent on each other, which allows for zoned comfort and pressure relief. They also provide an ideal sleeping surface for a variety of sleep styles. They are also a great choice for those suffering from neck or back problems.

When comparing the specifications of mattresses it is crucial to take into consideration the number of springs. The greater the number of springs, the more supportive the mattress will be. However, it is not always "the higher the number" as the quality and design of the individual springs is more important. Some manufacturers use mini or micro springs as a filler to improve the appearance of their spring count, however they are not as supportive than the full height springs that are used in standard mattresses.

A high spring count isn't ideal for those who sleep lightly or someone who is moving a lot at night. A good place to start is a mattress that is pocket-sprung with spring counts of between 800 and 1000 individually pocketed springs.

Also, it is important to keep in mind that the number and the type of springs that are in the mattress may not reflect its firmness or feel. Other factors like the type of fabric used and the upholstery layers may play a role. A higher number of springs will usually mean a firmer mattress, however there are exceptions to this rule.

Materials

The springs used in a mattress double pocket sprung are usually made of steel but can vary in quality. The springs used in basic models are coiled and then covered with a synthetic material known as spunbond. Vanadium, a metallic alloy that provides strength and has a low risk of oxidation, is used in the higher-end models. Some manufacturers may even cover the springs with the calico. This is natural fiber that gives mattresses an elegant look and feel.

Pocket springs are individually encased in their own pockets of fabric, which reduces motion transfer. The springs themselves can be able to flex to accommodate your body's shape and movements. They are a great option for those suffering from back issues, but also want a comfortable night's sleep.

The number of springs in the mattress doesn't determine its quality. This is a popular myth. The spring count is only one factor to consider when choosing a mattress and the fillings and materials will have a greater influence on the overall quality.

Some mattresses could also have mini springs in addition to standard pocket springs, offering extra comfort and a firmer feel. It is usually a luxury feature and is not necessary for a great night's sleep.

Mattressman has a range of organic vegan and cotton mattresses that have pocket springs. These are great for people who suffer from allergies or prefer a mattress made from plants. These materials are also eco-friendly, making them a great option for anyone who wants to reduce their carbon footprint.

We offer a variety of different sizes of mattresses, and many of our mattresses come in a roll for convenient shipping and storage. This allows us to offer more mattresses to those who have difficulty transporting a bed of full size. These mattresses will take some time to attain their full size, but should offer the same level of comfort and support as our other double mattress for sale-sized mattresses. If you have any questions about our range and products, don't hesitate to contact us.

Design

In addition to the springs themselves they are made up of a variety of other elements that go into the design of a mattress double pocket spring. Silk, wool and horsehair are natural materials that breathe and provide different levels in air-flow, softness, and durability. Hand tufting is used to hold these in place, giving the mattress a distinctive look. These upholstery layers are placed on the top of the pocket springs to help support and mould your body shape. This ensures that your spine is correctly aligned and gives you a good night's sleep.

Depending on the model, a pocket sprung mattress can contain anywhere from hundreds to more than 3000 springs. Each pocket spring is designed independently to offer a specific level of support and reduce pressure where your body requires them the most. This reduces motion transmission and allows you to move freely without disrupting your partner.

In addition there are many models that have a unique feature of being able to change their firmness from one side to the other. This is fantastic for those who feel their neck or back aching during the night as they can switch sides of the bed without having to move the entire mattress.

A mattress that is pocket-sprung has the added benefit of being very durable. Many models are covered by a warranty that lasts for up to 30 years. It is important to keep in mind that a mattress with a pocket spring is heavier than other kinds and therefore more difficult to lift and move.

A key factor when purchasing a pocket sprung mattress double pocket sprung is to select the correct base. Most mattress manufacturers recommend using a slatted base which isn't more than 2 inches apart as this will allow the springs to work more efficiently. Slats that are too close can cause the mattress to wear out more quickly and could cause bumps and lumps.

It is also recommended to look for a pocket-sprung mattress that has two sides. This allows for a monthly rotation and turning. This can prolong the lifespan of the mattress and improve its comfort. If you're unsure the best option, always inquire with the manufacturer to determine for advice on this.

Budget

There's a wide selection of pocket sprung mattresses available on the market both in the UK as well as the US. Certain mattresses are costly however there are top mattresses that are priced lower. It's important to know your budget and what you want. It's important to avoid spending money on features that you don't really need and to ensure that the mattress fits the dimensions of your bed frame and your room.

The spring count is an excellent starting point. The higher the number of springs is usually associated with higher quality. However it is equally important to take into consideration the type of springs used as well as their fillings. Calico pocket springs for instance, are considered to be higher quality than spunbond. In the same way, full-height springs are more dependable than micro or mini springs. As a rule we suggest mattresses with pocket springs that have at least 1000 pocket springs in a kingsize.

It is possible to buy an affordable pocket spring mattress of top quality for an affordable price. However, the initial investment will be repaid in the end. They're durable, and they provide superior support and comfort to open coil mattresses. They're also more easy to maintain than a variety of other mattresses.

A mattress that is pocket-sprung provides an individualized support system and spinal alignment, and also minimal motion transfer. They're therefore perfect for back, side and combination sleepers. They're also great for people with injuries and pains since the individual springs flex to adjust to the body's shape. They're an excellent alternative to memory foam, which is more expensive but not as comfortable and doesn't allow the body to breathe. Comparing prices across different retailers is the key to finding an affordable price. You might also be capable of negotiating with the retailer to get the best deal. Speak to a mattress expert for advice if you're not sure the type of mattress you need to purchase.