Mattresses Double Pocket Spring

Mattresses with double pocket springs provide superior moderate support and ease of use. Explore our selection of mattresses and find the one that best suits you. We offer a variety of spring counts in the pocket ranging from 600 to 13250.

Check that the mattress has at least 3000gsm of natural fillings. Wool, silk, horsehair, cotton, and other natural fibers are known to be strong and comfortable. Also, ensure that the mattress is double-sided, or 'no turn'. This will prolong the longevity of your mattress and evenly distribute wear.

Size

There is a huge variety of sizes in pocket sprung mattresses ranging from singles to super King. Some manufacturers also offer a variety of spring gauges and fabrics such as calico that can be adapted to suit specific preferences or body weights.

Pocket springs are independent of each other, allowing for zones of comfort and pressure relief. They also offer a sleeping surface suitable for a variety of sleep styles. These mattresses are a great option for those suffering from back or neck problems.

When comparing mattress specifications, it is crucial to consider the spring count. The higher the spring count 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 is more important. Some manufacturers will utilize micro or mini springs to enhance the look of their high spring counts but they are not as sturdy than the full height springs used in mattresses that are standard.

A high spring count isn't as beneficial for a sleeper who is light or someone who moves a often during the night. A good place to start is a pocket sprung mattress with spring counts of between 800 and 1000 individually pocketed springs.

It is also worth bearing in mind that the amount of individual springs in a mattress doesn't necessarily indicate the firmness or feel of the bed because other factors like the type of fabric and upholstery layers could play an important role. A higher number of springs usually implies a more comfortable mattress, but there are exceptions.

Materials

The springs that are used in a mattress double pocket sprung are usually made of steel but can differ in their quality. The cheapest springs are coiled and wrapped in a synthetic material referred to as spunbond. Higher-end models could make use of a metal alloy known as vanadium, which increases the strength of the springs and has a low rate of oxidisation. Some manufacturers may even encase the springs with calico, which is a natural fibre that gives a luxurious feel and appearance to the mattress.

Unlike Bonnell or continuous coil springs Pocket springs are enclosed in a separate fabric pocket, which helps to reduce motion transfer. The springs are able to flex individually to fit the shape and movements of the body. These are ideal for people who have back problems and want to sleep comfortably.

The number of springs in the mattress is not a factor in its quality. This is a common myth. The spring count is just one aspect to be considered when choosing a mattress and the materials and layers of fillings will have a greater impact on the overall quality.

Some mattresses have the mini springs on top of the standard pocket springs. This provides additional comfort and a more solid feeling. This is a luxury and not essential for a restful night's sleep.

At Mattressman, we stock a variety of vegan and organic cotton-filled mattresses with pocket springs. This is ideal for those with allergies or prefer to sleep on a plant-based mattress. They are also environmentally friendly which makes them an excellent option for anyone who wants to reduce their carbon footprint.

We offer a variety of different mattress sizes, and many of our mattresses come packed and rolled for easy shipping and storage. This allows us to provide additional mattresses to customers who struggle to transport the full size mattress. While these mattresses will require some time to return to their original size, they will provide the same support and ease as our other double mattresses. Contact us if 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 medium double mattress pocket spring. They include breathable, natural materials such as silk, wool, and horsehair that offer various levels of softness, strength, and air-flow. These are held in place by hand tufting. This also creates the mattress's distinctive design. These upholstery layers rest on top of individual pocket springs, and help to mold and support your body shape, ensuring that your spine is properly aligned and giving you a restful night's sleep.

A mattress that is pocket-sprung can comprise anything from a few hundreds to over 3000 springs, depending on the model. Each pocket spring is designed to provide a customized support and pressure reduction where your body requires them the most. This reduces motion transmission and lets you move freely, without disrupting your partner.

As well as this some models also have the distinctive feature that allows them to alter their firmness from one side to the next. This is great for those who tend to find their back or neck sore at night because they can simply change sides of the mattress without having to move the entire mattress.

Another advantage of a mattress that is pocket-sprung is that it's extremely durable and many models come with up to a 30-year warranty. But, it's important to keep in your mind that a pocket sprung mattress can be heavier than other mattresses, which can make it difficult to lift or move.

One of the most important aspects when purchasing the pocket-sprung mattress is to choose the right base. The majority of mattress manufacturers recommend a slatted bed base that is not more than 2 inches apart. This will let springs to work more efficiently. Slats that are too close can cause the mattress to wear out more quickly and could cause lumps and bumps.

It's also an excellent idea to search for a pocket sprung mattress that is two-sided, because this allows for the possibility of turning and rotating on a monthly basis, which can help to prolong the life of the mattress and increase the comfort. Ask the manufacturer about this option if you're not sure.

Budget

Pocket-sprung mattresses are readily available in the UK as well as in the US. Some are expensive but you can find top quality mattresses for less. It's important to know your budget and what you're looking for. It's crucial to avoid spending money on features you don't need and also ensure that the mattress fits the size of your bed frame and your space.

A good place to begin is to look at the spring count. Typically, higher spring counts mean better quality, but it is crucial to keep in mind that the kind of springs and the accompanying fillings are also vital. Calico pocket springs, for example, are considered to be higher quality than spunbond. Similarly, full-height springs are more supportive than mini or micro springs. In general we suggest a pocket-sprung mattress that has at least 1000 springs in a king 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 sturdy and offer superior comfort and support compared to open coil mattresses. They're also more easy to maintain than many other mattresses.

A pocket-sprung mattress offers an individualized support system and spine alignment, as well as a minimal motion transfer. This makes them ideal for side, back and combination sleepers. They're also great for those suffering from injuries and pains since the individual springs bend to adapt 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. The key to finding the most affordable price is to look around and compare prices across multiple retailers. You might also be in a position to negotiate with the retailer to get the best deal. Speak to a mattress expert in case you aren't sure of what kind of mattress you need to purchase.