Making The Right Choice
don’t Compromise
A good mattress can last up to 10 years. For every £100 spent, thats 2.7p per night.
Mattresses Try before buying
Its always a good idea to try a mattress first. Give them a bounce test.
The Furniture Home Match a Mattress to its bed
If you have a good quality bed frame then just invest in a mattress.
Bedroom Collection Types Of Mattress
- The most common spring system for more affordable mattresses
- Border rod or wire gives the mattress a firm edge and helps retain its shape
- Sides are machine-stitched rather than hand-stitched
- More luxurious, with individual small springs housed in separate fabric pockets
- Minimises the risk of you rolling towards your sleeping partner during the night
- Springs work independently to respond to individual body weight
- Moulds to your body’s contours
- Hypo-allergenic with anti-microbial properties
- Provides support and enables natural movement during sleep
- Helps to maintain correct posture and align spine horizontally when lying on your side
- Made of gel beads and infused with memory foam which creates an open cell structure promoting air movement
- Gel foam mattress provides a firm yet comfortable sleeping surface
- Resists motion transfer making it less likely to disturb your sleep if your partner moves
- Promotes lower back support once you settle into your most comfortable position
- Designed to regulate temperature and humidity, maintaining a pleasant sleeping enviroment
- Anti-Microbial properties makes the mattress hygiene friendly
- Latex foam is a resilient and durable material, made from sap of rubber trees
- Hypo-allergenic with anti-microbial properties
- Generally comes with removable mattress cover with zip for easy washing
- Well ventilated allowing refreshing cool sleep
Right Posture and Position
Back Pains and Aches
Whether the mattress is firm enough to support your lower back if you are a back-sleeper, while being soft enough to contour to your body. In fact, too-stiff mattresses tend to push against the spine while too-soft mattresses don’t offer enough support. A medium firm mattress is ideal for this type of sleeper.
For side sleepers, a mattress with slight softness is necessary to cushion the shoulders and hips.
Stomach sleepers (who very likely sleep this way because of lower back pain) need a firmer mattress to keep them afloat.
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Mattress Measurements
Material choices
Cashmere
Cashmere is a natural speciality animal fibre, derived from soft undercoat of a range of goat breeds. Its is painstakingly processed: downy wool is cleaned by a machine to remove any top hairs or dirt and the fibres are sorted by hand. Cashmere’s extremely fine fibres – typically between 7 and 19 mironss – Create exceptional softness, warmth and lustrous quality. Excellent insulation properties make it an ideal material for us in mattresses.
Cashmere Range wool
Wool offers a wide range of qualities which make it a very useful mattress material. Known for its durability, wool’s springy, resilient fibre structure contains pockets of air to provide breathable performance. Wool can help to regulate environment which retains an ideal balance of moisture and prevents mould and mildew.
Wool Range Cotton
Grown in a protective case, around the seeds of the cotton plant, cotton’s soft, fluffy fibre is almost entirely made of cellulose. The fabric is strong, durable, breathable and feels cool against the skin. Unlike synthetic fibres, cotton is non-allergenic and is also an eco friendly, renewable source.
Cotton Range Silk
With its smooth, soft texture, silk is one of the most luxurious and comfortable materials. Silk fibre comprises approximately 80% fibroin, which is protein in nature, and 20% of sericin, which is otherwise called silk gum. Silk’s continuous yarns make it one of the strongest natural fibres available.
Silk Range Comfort levels
Comfort Levels
Ratings are based on an average person weighing 10 stones. Comfort ratings can vary due to body type and size.
View All Looking after your mattress
Airing
Air your mattres for 4 hours after delivery to remove any aroma from storage. The mattress should be aired on a weekly basis by turning back the bedlinen for a few hours.
Flipping
It’s important to flip your mattress regularly to maximise its life. Body weight compresses a mattress, leading to dips and ultimately
uneven sleeping.
Circulation
Avoid using a plastic sheet on or under the mattress as this prevents air circulation and can cause condensation.
mattress topper and protectors
To get the best out of your chosen mattress try a mattress protector. They’re available in anti-allergy or waterproof styles, and are machine-washable.
Mattress toppers add a luxurious extra layer to your mattress. They provide extra support and comfort and will generally provide a cosier feel to your bed. Available in all UK standard sizes with a choice of materials: goose feather and down, siliconised polyester or quilted cotton-rich fibres.
