Mattresses Double Pocket Spring

Mattresses with double mattress for sale pocket springs provide superior moderate support and comfort. Explore our selection of mattresses to find the one that is right for you, with a broad selection of pocket spring counts that range from 600 to 13250.

Check that the mattress has at least 3000gsm of natural fillings. Silk, wool, horsehair, cotton, and other natural fibers are known to be strong and air-tight. Also, ensure that it is medium double mattress-sided, or 'no turn'. This will extend the life of your mattress and evenly distribute wear.

Size

There is a huge variety of sizes in pocket sprung mattresses, from singles to super King. Some manufacturers also offer a variety of spring gauges and materials such as calico which can be customized to fit specific preferences or body weights.

Pocket springs are independent of one another, allowing for zones of comfort and pressure relief. They also provide a sleeping surface suitable for most sleep styles. These mattresses are an excellent choice for people with neck or back problems.

When comparing mattress specifications, it is important to consider the number of springs. The higher the spring count the more supportive the mattress will be. It's not always the case that "the more springs, the better' because the quality and construction are more important. Some manufacturers utilize micro or mini springs to enhance the appearance of their spring count, however they are not as sturdy than the full height springs used in standard mattresses.

A high spring count is not suitable for a light sleeper or someone who moves a often in the night. A good place to start is a mattress that is pocket-sprung with spring counts between 800 and 1000 pocketed springs.

It is also important to keep in mind that the number and the type of springs in the mattress may not indicate its firmness or feel. Other factors like the type of fabric used and the upholstery layers may influence the overall feel. A higher spring count will usually mean a firmer mattress, however there are exceptions to this rule.

Materials

The springs used in double pocket sprung mattresses are typically made of steel, but they can differ in quality. The springs in lower-end models are coiled and covered with a synthetic substance called spunbond. Higher-end models might make use of a metal alloy known as vanadium that adds strength to the springs and has a low oxidisation value. Some manufacturers may even cover the springs with the calico. It is a natural fiber that gives mattresses an elegant look and feel.

Unlike Bonnell or continuous coil springs pockets springs are enclosed in a separate fabric pocket, which helps to reduce motion transfer. Individual springs can flex to fit the shape and movements of the body. They are a great choice for those who suffer from back pain, but want a comfortable night's sleep.

There is a popular belief that the number of springs that are in the mattress determines its quality, but this is not true. The number of springs is only one factor that you should consider when selecting the right mattress. The fillings and the materials have a much greater impact on the overall quality.

Some mattresses have an additional layer of mini springs on top of the pocket springs. This provides more comfort and a more firm feeling. It is usually an added luxury feature, and is not necessary to get a good night's rest.

At Mattressman we carry a selection of organic and vegan cotton-filled mattresses with pocket springs, which is ideal for people with allergies or prefer to sleep on a plant-based mattress. The combination of these two materials makes them a green option for those looking to minimise their carbon footprint.

We have a variety of mattresses of various sizes. A majority of our mattresses are compressed and rolled to make transportation and storage easier. This enables us to offer more mattresses to those who are struggling to transport an entire mattress. While these mattresses will require some time to return to their normal size but they are expected to provide the same support and comfort as our other double memory foam mattresses mattresses. If you have any concerns about our products, please don't hesitate to contact us.

Design

In addition to the springs themselves there are a variety of other elements that go into the design of a mattress with sprung double mattress medium firm pockets. They include breathable, natural materials like wool, silk and horsehair that provide various levels of softness, durability and breathability. Hand tufting is used to keep these in place, giving 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 properly aligned and providing a comfortable night's sleep.

A pocket sprung mattress may include anything between a few hundred and over 3000 springs based on the model. Each pocket spring is designed to move independently, providing tailored support and pressure relief in areas where your body needs it most. This reduces motion transmission and allows you to move around freely without disrupting your partner.

In addition some models also have the unique feature that allows them to alter their firmness from one side to another. This is ideal for those who feel their neck or back aching in the late at night. They can easily switch sides without needing to move the entire mattress.

A pocket-sprung mattress comes with the added benefit of being extremely durable. Many models come with a warranty that lasts up to 30 years. However, it's worth bearing in mind that a pocket sprung mattress can be heavier than other types of mattresses, which might make it difficult to lift or move.

One of the most important aspects when purchasing the pocket-sprung mattress is choosing the appropriate base. Most mattress manufacturers recommend a slatted base which isn't more than 2 inches apart, because this allows springs to work more efficiently. Slats that are too close together can cause the mattress wear out more quickly and could cause lumps and bumps.

It is also recommended to look for an adjustable mattress with two sides, as this allows for monthly turning and rotation, which can prolong the lifespan of the mattress as well as increase its comfort. If you're not sure the best option, always ask the manufacturer if this is an option.

Budget

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

A good place to begin is with the spring count. The higher the number of springs is usually associated with better quality. However it is equally important to take into consideration the type of springs used and their fillings. Calico pocket springs, for example, are considered to be higher quality than spunbond. In the same way, full-height springs are more supportive than mini or micro springs. As a general rule, we recommend that you purchase a pocket sprung mattress with a minimum of 1000 pocket springs per kingsize.

It is possible to buy a pocket-sprung mattress of high quality at a reasonable price. However, the initial purchase will be worth it in the end. They're durable, and they provide superior support and comfort over open coil mattresses. In addition, they're often easier to maintain than other types of mattresses.

One of the main benefits of a pocket sprung mattress is that it provides the support of a zone and spinal alignment with very little motion transfer. This makes them ideal for back, side and combination sleepers. In addition, they're great for those suffering from injuries and pains since the individual springs can flex to conform to the body's contours. 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 key to getting the most affordable price is to shop for a bargain and compare prices from several retailers. You might also be in a position to negotiate with the retailer to secure the most affordable price. Consult a mattress professional for advice if you're not sure the type of mattress you should purchase.