Mattresses Hypnos double mattress Pocket Spring

Double pocket spring mattresses provide superior moderate support. Explore our mattress selection to find one that fits you, with a wide choice of pocket spring counts between 600 and 13250.

Ensure the mattress you choose is at least 3000gsm of natural fillings - wool, silk, and horsehair are well-known for their breathability and toughness - make sure it's double mattress sale-sided or 'no-turn'. This helps to prolong the longevity of the mattress, and also even reduce wear and tear.

Size

There is a huge variety of sizes for pocket-sprung mattresses, from singles to super King. Some manufacturers offer a range of spring gauges and materials, such as the calico. They can be adapted to your specific needs or body weights.

The pocket springs function independently of each other, allowing for zoned support, fantastic pressure relief, and a sleep mattress that fits all sleeping styles. They are also a great choice for those suffering from back or neck problems.

When comparing mattress specifications, it is important to look at 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, the better' as the quality and design is more important. Some manufacturers may utilize micro or mini springs as a filler to enhance the look of their spring count, however they are not as sturdy than the full height springs found in standard mattresses.

This is why the high number of springs may not be beneficial for a light sleeper who moves about a lot during the night. The best place to start is a mattress pocket sprung with spring counts between 800 and 1000 pocketed springs.

It is important to keep in mind that the number of individual springs in a mattress do not necessarily indicate the firmness or feel of the bed due to other factors, such as the type of fabric and upholstery layers could play a significant role. A higher number of springs typically implies a more comfortable bed, but there are exceptions.

Materials

The springs in a double mattress rolled up pocket sprung mattress are usually made from steel, but the quality can vary. The entry-level springs are coiled, and then encased in a synthetic material known as spunbond. Vanadium, a metal alloy that provides strength and has a low risk of oxidation, is utilized in higher-end models. Some manufacturers even wrap the springs in calico, which is a natural fibre that offers a more luxurious appearance and feel to the mattress.

In contrast to Bonnell or continuous coil springs pockets springs are enclosed in a separate fabric pocket, which helps to reduce motion transfer. The springs are able to flex individually to accommodate the shape and movements of the body. They are a great choice for those suffering from back pain, but want a comfortable night's sleep.

The number of springs that are in the mattress does not determine its quality. This is a popular myth. The number of springs is only one factor to consider when choosing a mattress, and the materials and layers of fillings will have a greater influence on its overall quality.

Certain mattresses might also have mini springs in addition standard pocket springs, giving more comfort and a firmer feel. This is typically an extra feature that is not necessary to have a restful night's sleep.

At Mattressman we have a variety of vegan and organic cotton-filled mattresses with pocket springs, which is ideal for those who have allergies or prefer to sleep on a mattress made of plants. The combination of these materials makes them an eco-friendly option for those who want to reduce their carbon footprint.

We offer a wide range of mattress sizes. Many of our mattresses are compressed and rolled to make shipping and storage easier. This allows us to provide additional mattresses to customers who have difficulty transporting the full size bed. These mattresses will require some time to attain their full size, but they should provide the same level of comfort and support as our other mattresses that are double mattress under £100-sized. Contact us if you have any queries about our range.

Design

In addition to the springs there are a variety of other components that are incorporated into the design of a mattress with sprung double pockets. They include breathable, natural materials like silk, wool, and horsehair that offer different levels of softness, durability, and breathability. Hand tufting is used to keep the materials in place, creating the mattress a distinctive look. These cushions rest on top of individual pocket springs and help to mold and support your body's shape, ensuring that your spine is aligned properly and giving you a restful night's rest.

Based on the model, a pocket sprung mattress can contain anything from just a few hundred to 3000 springs. Every pocket spring is designed to flex independently, offering tailored support and pressure relief in areas where your body needs it the most. This helps reduce motion transmission and allows you to move freely, without disturbing your partner.

As well as this 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 hurting during the night, as they can easily switch sides of the mattress without having to move the entire mattress.

A pocket sprung mattress has the added benefit of being extremely durable. A lot of models are covered by a warranty that lasts up to 30 years. It's important to remember that a mattress made of pocket springs is heavier than other types which makes it more difficult to lift and move.

When buying a mattress with a pocket spring, choosing the right base is vital. Most mattress manufacturers recommend a slatted base which isn't more than 2 inches apart because this allows springs to function more effectively. If you have slats that are closer together, it can cause the mattress to wear out quicker, and you could be prone to lower support, or even lumps and bumps.

It's also an excellent idea to search for a pocket sprung mattress that is two-sided, since this will allow monthly turning and rotation which will help prolong its life and improve the comfort. If you are unsure, it's always best to ask the manufacturer for advice on this.

Budget

Pocket-sprung mattresses are readily available in the UK as well as in the US. Some are very expensive however, you can find top quality mattresses for less. It is important to be aware of what you're looking for and what your budget is. Don't pay for features you don't need and ensure that the mattress is suitable for your bed frame and space.

The spring count is an excellent place to start. Typically higher spring counts indicate better quality, but it is crucial to keep in mind that the kind of springs and the fillings they come with are also important. Pocket springs made of Calico, for example, are considered to be higher quality than spunbond. Full-height springs provide more support than micro or mini springs. As a rule we suggest looking for mattresses with pocket springs that have at least 1000 springs in a kingsize.

While it is possible to find a top-quality pocket-sprung mattress for an affordable price but it is important to remember that the initial investment will pay off in the long run. These mattresses are durable and provide superior comfort and support over open coil mattresses. Additionally, they are easier to maintain than other types of mattresses.

A pocket-sprung mattress offers the support you need and spine alignment, as well as a minimal motion transfer. They are therefore perfect for back, side and combination sleepers. They are also great for people who suffer from pain and aches, because the springs are able to bend to fit the shape of the body. They're also a great alternative to memory foam, which is more expensive but not as comfortable and doesn't allow the body to breathe. Comparing prices from different stores is the key to finding the best price. You can also negotiate with the retailer for the most affordable price. Speak to a mattress expert if you are unsure of what kind of mattress you need to purchase.