Mattresses Double Pocket Spring

Mattresses with double mattresses sale pocket springs offer the best moderate support and ease of use. Explore our selection of mattresses to find one that suits your needs, with a large choice of pocket spring counts that range from 600 to 13250.

Be sure that the mattress you pick has 3000gsm or more of natural fillings such as wool, silk, and horsehair are well-known for their breathability and durability - and check it's double mattress firm-sided or "no-turn". This can help extend the longevity of the mattress and also smooth remove wear and wear and tear.

Size

Pocket sprung mattresses come in a wide range of sizes, starting from singles up to super kings. Certain manufacturers offer a variety of spring gauges and fabrics such as the calico. These can be tailored to your specific needs or body weights.

The pocket springs work independently of one another, allowing for zoned support, excellent pressure relief and a sleeping surface that is suitable for all types of sleep. These mattresses are an excellent choice for people with back or neck pain.

When comparing mattress specifications, it is essential to consider the spring count. The higher the number of springs, the more supportive the mattress will be. However, it is not always the case that "the more springs the better" as the quality and construction of each spring is more important. Some manufacturers may utilize micro or mini springs to improve the appearance of their high spring counts but they are less robust than the full height springs that are used in standard mattresses.

Therefore, the high number of springs may not be the best option for a light sleeper and move around frequently throughout the night. The best place to start is a pocket sprung mattress with spring counts 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 reveal its firmness or the feel. Other factors, such as the type of fabric used and the upholstery layers may play a role. A higher spring count will usually mean a firmer mattress, but there are many exceptions to this rule.

Materials

The springs that are used in double bed mattresses pocket sprung mattresses are usually composed of steel, but may differ in their quality. The entry-level springs are coiled and wrapped in a synthetic material known as spunbond. Vanadium, an alloy of metal which increases strength and has a low value of oxidation is used in the higher-end models. Some manufacturers cover the springs with calico. This is a natural fiber that gives mattresses an elegant appearance and feel.

Pocket springs are encased inside their own pockets which minimizes motion transfer. Spring springs can be flexed individually to fit the shape and movement of the body. They are great for those who suffer from back pain and want to sleep in a comfortable position.

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

Some mattresses come with a layer with mini springs on top of the standard pocket springs. This adds extra comfort and a firmer feeling. This is usually an added luxury feature, and is not essential to have a restful night's sleep.

At Mattressman, we stock a selection of vegan and organic cotton-filled mattresses with pocket springs. This is ideal for people with allergies or prefer sleeping on a mattress made of plants. The combination of these two materials makes them an eco-friendly choice for those looking to minimise their carbon footprint.

We offer a variety of mattress sizes and many of our mattresses come compressed and rolled for convenient transport and storage. This enables us to offer additional mattresses to customers who have difficulty transporting the full size bed. While these mattresses will require a little time to return to their normal size but they are expected to provide the same level of support and comfort as our other double mattress uk mattress sizes. If you have any queries about our range do not hesitate to contact us.

Design

A double pocket spring mattress is composed of various other components in addition to springs. They include breathable, natural materials such as silk, wool and horsehair that provide different degrees of softness, strength, and breathability. These are held in place by hand tufting, which also gives the mattress its distinctive style. These upholstery layers are placed on top of the individual pocket springs and help to mould and support your body's shape, making sure that your spine is aligned properly and providing a comfortable night's sleep.

A mattress that is pocket-sprung can contain anywhere between a few hundred and more than 3000 springs, based on the model. Each pocket spring is created to provide tailored support and pressure reduction where your body requires them most. This helps reduce motion transfer and allows you to move without disturbing your partner, ensuring an undisturbed slumber for all.

Many models also come with the unique feature of to change their firmness from side to side. This is a great option for those who find their back or neck hurting in the late at night. They can effortlessly switch sides without having to move the entire mattress.

A mattress that is pocket-sprung has the additional benefit of being durable. A lot of models come with a warranty that can last up to 30 years. It's important to remember that a mattress with a pocket spring is heavier than other types and therefore more difficult to lift and move.

One of the most important aspects when purchasing an adjustable mattress for pocket springs is to choose the right base. Most mattress manufacturers recommend using the base with slats that aren't more than 2 inches apart since this will allow the springs to work more effectively. Having slats closer together can cause the mattress to wear out quicker, and you could experience reduced support or even lumps and bumps.

It's also a good idea to look for a mattress that has two sides, because this allows for monthly turning and rotation, which can help to prolong its lifespan and increase the comfort. If you are unsure, it's always best to inquire with the manufacturer to determine for advice on this.

Budget

There's a vast array of pocket sprung mattresses on the market in the UK and the US. Some are very expensive, but you can also find great quality mattresses for less. It is important to understand your budget and what you're looking for. Don't pay for features aren't needed and ensure that the mattress fits your bed frame and room.

The spring count is a good place to begin. Typically, higher spring counts mean better quality, however, it is important to remember that the spring type and the fillings that accompany them are also crucial. Calico pocket springs are, for instance, considered to be higher quality than spunbond. In the same way, full-height springs are more durable than micro or mini springs. As a rule, we recommend looking for a pocket-sprung mattress that has at least 1000 pocket springs in a queen size.

It is possible to purchase an affordable pocket spring mattress of high quality at a reasonable price. However the initial purchase will be worth it in the end. They're robust, and offer superior support and comfort to open coil mattresses. They are also less trouble to maintain than other types of mattresses.

One of the main benefits of a pocket sprung mattress is that it provides zoned support, spinal alignment and very little motion transfer. This makes them perfect for side, back and combination sleepers. They're also great for those who suffer from discomfort and aches because the individual springs flex to conform to the body's shape. They're an excellent alternative to memory foam, which is more expensive, however not as comfortable and does not allow the body to breathe. The best way to find the most affordable price is to shop for a bargain and compare prices from multiple retailers. You may also be in a position to negotiate with the retailer to get the best price. Consult a mattress professional if you are unsure of the type of mattress you should buy.