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Natural 8250 Pocket Spring Pillowtop MattressSave 15%Sustainably produced in the UK for the ultimate in luxurious made-to-order comfort.Starting at £1,062.50 Starting at £1,062.50 - £1,827.50 -
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Natural 5750 Pocket Spring MattressSave 15%Sustainably produced in the UK for superior made-to-order comfort.Starting at £977.50 Starting at £977.50 - £1,657.50
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Pure 1500 Pocket Spring MattressSave 15%A naturally fire-retardant mattress for a healthy night's sleep.Starting at £399.50 Starting at £399.50 - £637.50
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Natural 3250 Pocket Spring MattressSave 15%Sustainably produced in the UK for luxurious made-to-order comfort.Starting at £722.50 Starting at £722.50 - £1,487.50
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Classic 1000 Pocket Spring MattressUp to 15% offEnhance your bedtimes with this high-quality pocket sprung mattress.
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Wool 2000 Pocket Spring MattressSave 15%A blissful combination of temperature-regulating wool and 2000 pocket springs.
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Cashmere 4000 Pocket Air Spring Pillow Top MattressSave 15%A double layer of responsive support with the luxury of cashmere.
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Customer Reviews
What is a pocket spring mattress?
A pocket sprung mattress is sometimes also referred to as a pocket coil mattress. In a pocket spring mattress, each spring is individually cased, working independently so you get reactive support and movement where you need it. This is different to a continuous spring mattress where the springs are interconnected and move in response to one another – a little bit like a ripple effect. Because of the way the springs move independently, pocket sprung mattresses are very good news for anyone who shares a bed. That’s because you'll barely notice your partner's movements – making them especially practical if one of you is a light sleeper or if you go to sleep and get up at different times.
One of the other benefits of a pocket spring mattress is the ‘memory’ in the springs. This means the mattress ‘bounces’ back, for a springy, supportive sensation. Good quality pocket spring mattresses will last for many years to come.
How often should you turn a pocket sprung mattress?
As with all mattresses, you should turn and rotate your pocket sprung mattress regularly to help ensure even wear across the mattress. Doing this every few weeks will help your mattress last for longer and ensure the fillings stay even across the mattress. If your mattress is a non-turn mattress, then rotating it from top to bottom every few weeks will help it stay at its best. Find out more about caring for your mattress in our mattress care guide.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a pocket spring mattress?
A pocket sprung mattress is sometimes also referred to as a pocket coil mattress. In a pocket spring mattress, each spring is individually cased, working independently so you get reactive support and movement where you need it. This is different to a continuous spring mattress where the springs are interconnected and move in response to one another – a little bit like a ripple effect. Because of the way the springs move independently, pocket sprung mattresses are very good news for anyone who shares a bed. That’s because you'll barely notice your partner's movements – making them especially practical if one of you is a light sleeper or if you go to sleep and get up at different times.
One of the other benefits of a pocket spring mattress is the ‘memory’ in the springs. This means the mattress ‘bounces’ back, for a springy, supportive sensation. Good quality pocket spring mattresses will last for many years to come.
How often should you turn a pocket sprung mattress?
As with all mattresses, you should turn and rotate your pocket sprung mattress regularly to help ensure even wear across the mattress. Doing this every few weeks will help your mattress last for longer and ensure the fillings stay even across the mattress. If your mattress is a non-turn mattress, then rotating it from top to bottom every few weeks will help it stay at its best. Find out more about caring for your mattress in our mattress care guide.