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Double Mattress Pocket Spring

Pocket-sprung mattresses are filled with natural materials such as horsehair, cotton and wool. These materials are durable and help keep your mattress cool and breathable. Ideal if you suffer from asthma, hayfever or allergies.

The springs operate independently from each other, thus reducing the 'roll-together' effect that is common in other types of mattresses. They can be customized to your preferences by altering the number of springs and the wire gauge.

Enhanced Pressure Relief

Contrary to conventional mattresses, in which the entire surface responds to weight equally, the pocket springs respond in a different way. This individual response ensures that areas of the body which are the most vulnerable to pressure build-up, such as the hips and shoulders receive specific support. The end result is less strain on the back and a more restful sleeping experience.

Additionally, the separate motion of each spring decreases motion transfer. This is especially advantageous for sleep partners because it stops one person from disturbing the other during sleep. This feature is offered in a few hybrid pocket-sprung models that are made from a combination between pocket springs, memory foam, and other materials.

Choose a double mattress pocket springs made of high-quality materials. The upholstery layers that sit on top of the springs are crucial, and you should look for natural fillings like wool or cotton and horsehair. These materials are known to be durable and air-tight. These materials should be at least 3000gsm to provide a luxurious sleeping experience.

Another factor to consider when choosing a double mattress pocket sprung is the number of springs used in its construction. The number of springs will affect the degree of body support, so it is vital to find the ideal balance between comfort and firmness. A low spring count can be uncomfortable and soft, while an excessive count could cause excessive stimulation.

You should also consider the quality of the springs themselves. For instance, you can choose a mattress that has high-tensile steel wire because it is more durable and stable than a cheap coil design. Avoid mattresses that have a spring count that is greater than 3000. The additional springs could cause the muscles to be over-stimulated, leading to the body to sag or impressions.

As a general rule, double mattress pocket sprung require regular turning and flipping in order to prevent them from becoming sagging over time. This is especially important in the first six months, during which it is essential to have a regular schedule followed. After this, you can usually reduce the frequency of this routine to once every nine to 12 weeks. This will help to evenly distribute the wear and tears of the mattress, and extend its longevity of the mattress.

Tailored Support

In contrast to open coil mattresses, which can often have uneven support due to their construction, each spring in a double mattress pocket sprung is encased in its own fabric pocket. This allows springs to move independently of the others and allows the mattress to adapt to your body's shape and provide a more tailored level of support. In turn, this can aid in relieving pressure points and improve spinal alignment.

These mattresses provide an enhanced level of support and a greater level of breathability when compared with other types of mattresses. This is because the springs are enclosed in fabric pockets, which help to ventilate the inside of the mattress. This means that you can enjoy more comfort and a refreshing night's sleep.

The materials used in a mattress can affect how it feels. Generally speaking, high-quality mattresses contain natural fibres like bamboo, wool and animal hair, whereas lesser models might utilize polyester and synthetic fillings. The most sustainable choice is a mattress made of natural materials that is free of harmful chemicals.

When it comes to choosing a mattress with a pocket spring it is important to keep in mind that the spring count is only one element of the equation. The tension of the springs (also called their gauge') will play a crucial role in how the mattress is. The quality of the upholstery layer that can vary from reflex foam to natural materials can also affect the overall feeling of the mattress.

For instance, a top-quality mattress could have a high spring count of as high as 3000, but if the density of the upholstery layer is not high it can result in an overly firm mattress. It's important to understand the fine print when choosing the best mattress double bed to meet your requirements.

Proper alignment of the spine

Back pain is usually associated with a poor alignment of the spine however, if you have a high-quality mattress you can avoid it. A pocket spring mattress offers support and comfort that contours to the body. It disperses weight evenly, alleviating pressure on areas that are sensitive, such as the lower back. It allows the larger parts of your body to sink into it, providing support where you need it most.

While conventional mattresses tend to respond equally to weight, individual springs in a pocket sprung mattress operate independently, responding uniquely to the body's shape. This customized responsiveness allows the mattress to conform to the spine, maintaining spinal health and reducing stress on the body's most heaviest areas, such as shoulders and hips.

Additionally, the support provided by a premium pocket sprung mattress can be adjusted to suit your sleeping habits. For example, if you're sleeping on your side, a softer mattress will offer better support for shoulders and hips while a more firm option is suitable for back or stomach sleepers to maintain the spine in alignment and ease pressure on the aching lower back.

A mattress with a pocket spring also offers more airy and cooler sleep than memory foam. This makes it an excellent option for those susceptible to overheating, and those suffering from muscles and joints that are painful. It is important to note that a top-quality pocket spring mattress may require turning to prevent sagging. This can be difficult for people who are unable to turn frequently.

A top mattress The Ortho Pro is our best-selling model thanks to its high-density 1600 ReActive 9-turn pocket spring unit which helps reduce roll-together and disturbances between partners by weaving the springs from head to foot to increase the strength. It is covered with layers of British Wool (4.2kg from Red Tractor-assured farms) to give it an incredibly soft and cushioned feel. The Miracoil springs are designed to provide optimal support to ensure spinal alignment. It comes with a generous trial of 200 nights, and a 10-year guarantee.

Reduced Motion Transfer

The individual springs that make up a pocket sprung mattress move independently of each other, cutting down on motion transfer due to your partner's movements. This allows you to enjoy a restful night's sleep without being disturbed by other's movement or feeling like the other person is shifting in their sleep. The quality of the material that are used to cover springs can also contribute to this feature, so it's a good idea to select mattresses made of natural materials like cotton or wool instead of synthetic polyester.

The kind of foundation you choose is also crucial for reducing motion transfer. Avoid box springs made of springs in the real thing instead, opt for a solid platform with slats of wood or metal bars that are close together. Mattress slats that are too spread out can cause increased wear and tear on the mattress and could make you feel every move your partner makes.

A hybrid pocket-sprung mattress is a good choice to reduce movement transfer. The layers of memory foam or latex that are contained in the pocketed coil will absorb and isolate your partner's movements. It is crucial to keep in mind that no mattress will completely remove motion without compromising the comfort.

Some of our hybrid pocket sprung mattresses also come in different support tensions, which means you can pick the level of firmness that's right for you. We generally recommend medium-firm to back sleepers and those who prefer for sleeping on their side. These mattresses can mould to your spine curves, providing you with enhanced support and a healthy spine alignment.

We have a huge range of super king, single and double pocket spring mattresses made of a variety of fabrics. We are proud to carry mattresses from the most respected brands in the market, including Silentnight Sealy and Tempur.