Mattresses Double Pocket Spring

Double pocket spring mattresses provide superior medium double mattress support. Explore our mattress selection and choose the one that is most suitable for you. We have a variety of pocket spring counts from 600 to 13250.

Be sure that the mattress double medium firm you pick includes at least 3000gsm of natural fillings - wool, silk, cotton and horsehair are well-known for their breathability and toughness - and check it's double-sided or "no-turn". This helps to prolong the longevity of the mattress and even remove wear and tear.

Size

Pocket sprung mattresses come in a variety of sizes, ranging from singles up to super King sizes. Some manufacturers offer a variety of spring gauges and materials, like calico. These can be customized to your specific needs or body weights.

Pocket springs are not dependent on one another, allowing for zoned comfort and pressure relief. They also offer a sleeping surface suitable for most sleep styles. They are also a great choice for those who suffer from neck or back problems.

When comparing mattress specifications it is crucial to consider the number of springs. The greater the number of springs is, the more dependable the mattress will be. However, it is not always the case that 'the more springs, the better', as the quality and design is more important. Some manufacturers may employ micro or mini springs as a filler to enhance the look of their spring count, however these are much less sturdy than the full height springs used in mattresses that are standard.

Therefore, the high number of springs may not be beneficial for an eazy sleeper who moves around frequently in the night. A good starting point is a mattress that is pocket-sprung with a spring count of 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 does not necessarily reflect its firmness or feel. Other factors like the fabric type and the upholstery layers may be a factor. A higher number of springs generally indicate a more comfortable mattress, but there are many exceptions to this rule.

Materials

The springs that are used in a mattress double (other) pocket sprung are typically made of steel but can differ in their quality. The cheapest springs are coiled, and then encased in a synthetic material referred to as spunbond. The higher-end models may utilize a metal alloy called vanadium that adds strength to the springs and has a low oxidisation value. Some manufacturers cover the springs with the calico. It is natural fiber that gives mattresses an elegant feel and appearance.

In contrast to Bonnell or continuous coil springs, pocket springs are individually enclosed in a separate fabric pocket, which helps reduce motion transfer. The individual springs can also be able to flex to accommodate your body's shape and movements. They are a great option for those suffering from back pain, but are looking for a relaxing night's rest.

The number of springs within the mattress doesn't determine its quality. This is a popular myth. The spring count is only one factor that you should take into consideration when selecting the right mattress. The materials and layers of fillings have a much greater impact on the overall quality.

Some mattresses come with an additional layer of mini springs layered on top of standard pocket springs. This adds additional comfort and a more solid feeling. It is usually an extra feature that is not required to have a restful night's sleep.

At Mattressman we have a range of vegan and organic cotton-filled mattresses with pocket springs. This is ideal for people with allergies or prefer sleeping on a natural mattress. The combination of these materials also makes them an eco-friendly choice for those who want to reduce their carbon footprint.

We have a variety of mattresses in a variety of sizes. Many of our mattresses are compressed and rolled to make shipping and storage much easier. This allows us to offer more mattresses to customers who have difficulty transporting the full size mattress. These mattresses will take some time to reach their full size but they will provide the same comfort and support as our other mattresses that are double-sized. If you have any questions about our range do not hesitate to get in touch with us.

Design

A double pocket sprung mattress is made of various other components in addition to the springs. Silk, wool and horsehair are natural materials that breathe and provide different levels of softness, durability and breathability. They are held in place by hand tufting. This also gives the orthopedic mattress double its distinctive style. These upholstery layers rest on top of individual pocket springs, and help to mould and support your body shape, ensuring that your spine is aligned properly and providing a comfortable night's sleep.

A pocket-sprung mattress could comprise anything between a few hundred and more than 3000 springs, based on the model. Each pocket spring is designed independently to provide a customized support and reduce pressure where your body requires them most. This helps reduce motion transfer and allows you to move with no disturbance to your partner, promising an undisturbed slumber for everyone.

In addition some models also have the unique feature that allows them to adjust their firmness from one side to another. This is a great feature for those who tend to feel their neck or back sore at night because they can change sides of the mattress without having to move the entire mattress.

Another advantage of a pocket sprung mattress is that it's extremely durable, with many models having up to a 30-year warranty. It is important to keep in mind that a mattress with a pocket spring is heavier than other mattresses, making it more difficult to lift and move.

One of the most important aspects when purchasing an adjustable mattress for pocket springs is to select the correct base. Most mattress manufacturers recommend an slatted base that is not more than 2 inches apart, as this will allow the springs to work more efficiently. Slats that are too close can cause the mattress wear out faster and may even cause bumps and lumps.

It is also recommended to look for a pocket-sprung mattress that has two sides, as this allows for a monthly rotation and turning, which can extend the life of the mattress and improve its comfort. If you're unsure the best option, always inquire with the manufacturer for advice on this.

Budget

Pocket sprung mattresses are sold in the UK and the US. Some are expensive however, you can get top quality mattresses for less. It's important to know your budget and what you're looking to buy. Don't pay for features you don't need and ensure that the mattress is appropriate for the frame of your bed and the room.

A good place to start is to look at the spring count. Typically, higher spring counts mean better quality, but it is important to remember that the type of springs and the accompanying fillings are also crucial. Pocket springs made of Calico, for example, are considered to be more premium than spunbond. Full-height springs provide more support than mini or micro springs. As a general rule, we recommend that you purchase the mattress that is pocket-sprung with at least 1000 pocket springs per kingsize.

It is possible to buy a pocket-sprung mattress of top quality for reasonable prices. However the initial purchase will be worth it in the end. These mattresses are robust, and offer superior support and comfort to open coil mattresses. In addition, they're often more durable than other types of mattresses.

One of the primary advantages of a pocket-sprung mattress is that it offers the support of a zone as well as spinal alignment, with minimal motion transfer. This makes them perfect for back, side and combination sleepers. They are also great for people suffering from pain and aches, as the springs can flex 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. The key to getting the best price is to shop for a bargain and compare prices from various retailers. You can also bargain with the retailer to get the best price. Consult a mattress professional if you are unsure of the type of mattress you should purchase.