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double memory foam mattress Mattress Pocket Spring

Pocket sprung mattresses are filled with natural materials, such as wool, cotton and horsehair. These materials are sustainable and help to keep your mattress cool, which is ideal if you're suffering from asthma or hayfever.

The springs operate independently from each other reducing the "roll together" effect that is common in other mattresses. You can modify the springs to your preference by altering the spring count and the gauge of wire.

Enhanced Pressure Relief

Pocket springs are distinct from conventional mattresses. Contrary to traditional mattresses which respond to weight in a similar way, pocket springs react differently. This individualized response ensures that the parts of the body most prone to pressure build-up, such as the shoulders or hips receive a specific level of support. The overall result is a lower back strain and a more restful sleeping experience.

The distinct movement of each spring reduces the transfer of motion. This is especially beneficial for sleep partners as it stops one person from disturbing the other during sleep. This feature is also offered in some hybrid pocket sprung models that are constructed with a combination of pocket springs and memory foam.

For the most effective double hybrid mattress mattress pocket spring choose models made of high-quality materials. The upholstery layers that are placed on the top of the springs is crucial and you should look for natural fillings such as wool cotton, horsehair, and cotton. These are materials that are renowned for their breathability and durability. Look for a minimum of 3000gsm to ensure a luxurious sleeping experience.

Another factor to consider when choosing a double mattress pocket spring is the number of springs utilized in the construction. The number of springs used can affect the amount of support available to the body, so it's essential to find the right balance between firmness and comfort. A low spring count can be uncomfortable and soft, while high counts can lead to over-stimulation.

The construction of the individual springs is also important and you should search for a mattress with superior quality components. Pick a bed mattress double for your pocket that is made of high-tensile steel wire, which will be more durable than a coil mattress. Avoid mattresses with more than 3000 springs. This is because the extra springs can cause over-stimulation of the muscles, which could result in sagging and body impressions over time.

As a general rule double mattress pocket springs require frequent turning and flipping to prevent them from sagging with time. This is particularly important during the initial six months, when a frequent schedule should be followed. After that, you can typically reduce the frequency of this routine to 9 to 12 weeks. This will help evenly distribute the wear and tear of the mattress, extending its life span.

Tailored Support

Contrary to open coil mattresses that can have a lot of uneven support due to their construction, each spring in a double mattress pocket is encased in its own fabric pocket. This allows springs to move independently of its neighbors, enabling the mattress to adjust to your body's shape and offer a more customized level of support. This can assist in relieving pressure points and encourage spinal alignment.

These mattresses provide a more tailored degree of support and a greater level of breathability when compared with other types of mattresses. The springs are encased in fabric pockets that help ventilate the mattress. As a result, you will have a more comfortable and refreshing sleep.

The materials used in a mattress can have a significant impact on the way it feels. Generally speaking, high-quality mattresses contain natural fibres such as wool, bamboo and animal hair, whereas cheaper models may make use of polyester and synthetic fillings. The most sustainable option is a mattress made of natural materials that is free of harmful chemicals.

It is crucial to remember that the number of springs is only one factor when choosing a mattress with pocket springs. The tension (also known by their 'gauge) of springs will play an important part in how firm or soft the mattress is. The quality of the upholstery layer which can range from reflex foam to natural materials, will also contribute to the overall feel of the mattress.

For example, a high-quality mattress could have a high spring count of up to 3000, but if the gsm of the upholstery layer is low it can result in an unnaturally firm mattress. It's important to read the fine prints when looking for the right mattress for your needs.

The alignment of the spine is crucial for a proper alignment.

Back pain is usually due to poor spinal alignment. However, a quality mattress can help you avoid this. The support and comfort of a pocket spring mattress contours the body, distributing weight evenly and easing pressure from delicate areas like the lower back. It also allows the heavier parts of the body to sink in to provide the support you need where it's most needed.

While standard mattresses tend to respond equally to weight, individual springs in the pocket spring mattress work independently, reacting to the body's shape. This specific responsiveness allows the mattress to align its spine. This helps maintain the health of your spine and lessens pressure on the more heaviest parts of the body, like the hips and shoulders.

Furthermore, the support offered by a top-quality pocket-sprung mattress can be adjusted to suit your sleeping habits. For instance, if you're a side sleeper, a softer mattress will offer better support for shoulders and hips while a firmer mattress is ideal for back or stomach sleepers to keep their the spine in alignment and ease pressure on the sensitive lower back.

A mattress that is pocket-sprung provides a cooler and more breathable sleep than memory foam. This makes it a great choice for those who are prone towards overheating as well for those who suffer from sore muscles and joints. A good quality pocket-sprung mattress will require regular rotation to avoid sagging. This can be a challenge for those who aren't able or unwilling to perform this.

A premium mattress The Ortho Pro is our best-selling model due to its high-density 1600 ReActive 9-turn spring unit that reduces roll-together and disturbances between partners by weaving the springs from head to foot for greater resilience. It is coated with layers of British Wool (4.2kg from Red Tractor-assured farms) to give it a soft, cushioning feel. The Miracoil springs are zoned and created to provide the most optimal support for spinal alignment. It comes with a free trial of 200 nights, and a 10-year guarantee.

Reduced Motion Transfer

The springs that make up the mattress's pocket springs are able to move independently of one another and reduce motion transfer caused by your partner's movements. This allows both of you to enjoy a restful night's sleep without being disturbed by one another's movements or feeling like the other person is changing positions throughout the night. This is also influenced by the quality of the materials used to cover the springs. Choose mattresses made with natural fabrics like wool or cotton, instead of synthetic polyester.

It is also crucial to select the best foundation to reduce motion transmission. Instead of box springs that have actual springs, choose a platform base with wooden slats or metal bars that are closely spaced. Mattress slats too far apart can lead to more wear and tear on the mattress and could cause you to feel every movement your partner makes.

A hybrid pocket-sprung mattress is a good choice for reducing the transfer of movement. The layers of memory foam or latex that are contained within the pocketed coil will help to block and isolate the movements of your partner. However, it's important to remember that no mattress will completely eliminate motion transfer without sacrificing comfort.

A few of our hybrid pocket sprung mattresses are also available in different support tensions, so you can pick the level of firmness that's best for you. In general, we suggest a medium-firm back mattress for those who sleep on their sides and those who are more inclined for sleeping on their side. These mattresses are able to adapt to the curves of your spine, providing enhanced support and healthy spinal alignment.

We offer a wide selection of single, super king, and double pocket spring mattresses available in a variety of fabrics. We're proud to offer mattresses from some of the best brands in the industry such as Silentnight, Sealy and Tempur.