There are two main things to consider when looking at the Just Breathe Eco Comfort mattress. Number one are, of course, the pocket springs.
While there are only 1000 pocket springs, they're extra tall and individually nested. This means that they offer a lot more support than smaller springs and can properly adapt to your movements during the night.
Plus the Miracoil and Mirapocket springs are zoned, meaning that your joints get much-needed firm support while your back can relax a bit.
Secondly, the Eco Comfort Fibres. As the name would suggest, they're eco-friendly, as well as completely hypoallergenic, even being approved by Allergy UK. They're also very breathable and nice to the touch, ensuring comfort and restful sleep.
To learn more, read our full review of the Silentnight Just Breathe Eco Comfort Hybrid Mattress.
While the Emma NextGen Premium Mattress is a hybrid, it's easy to see that they've mostly focused on the springs. After all, with 18cm tall pocket springs, it gives more body support than almost any other spring mattress.
But, if you do like memory foam, there is just enough of it for a bit of extra comfort. Plus, the foam is zoned for enhanced support and doesn't struggle with heat retention like most memory foam mattresses or hybrids.
Plus, the Emma NextGen Premium Mattress comes with a removable, machine-washable cover that makes keeping your sleeping surface clean as easy as it can get!
Combine all of these features with a 200-night trial period and a 10-year guarantee, and you get a mattress that's simply too good to pass up!
If you want to learn more, read our full review of the Emma NextGen Premium Mattress.
Since this is a firm mattress, it's made for stomach sleepers as well as back sleepers that are on the larger side. So, if you're in either of these two categories and have had back pain since forever ago, this mattress might be the solution!
Like the previous two mattresses, it utilises cashmere and wool to provide a bit of padding and temperature regulation. However, unlike the previous two, the Signature Crystal 3000 is also rather cheap.
The larger number of pocket springs also means that the motion isolation is very good – which is a blessing if you share the mattress with someone.
And it also features some generally useful features like side vents for extra breathability and hand stitching for added durability. In other words, you're getting the same level of quality as the side sleepers!
To learn more, read our full Signature 3000 Crystal Pocket Sprung Mattress review.
As the name suggests, the Silentnight Essentials Pocket 600 Mattress has all of the essentials you'd need from a pocket spring mattress.
There's one layer of high-quality pocket springs that offer support for your entire body. And while it's not the best, it's sure not to give you any back pain either!
Secondly, the mattress has an eco-friendly and breathable filling. So, if you tend to overheat, or don't want the planet to overheat, this makes for a very nice feature.
It's also single-sided, so, you don't have to worry about flipping the mattress over. Although it can be helpful to rotate it top-to-bottom from time to time.
And most importantly for this category, the mattress is very affordable. In fact, even the King Size is cheaper than a lot of Single pocket spring mattresses.
Read our full review of the Silentnight Essentials Pocket 600 Mattress to learn more.
The first thing you'll notice about the Tennyson 4000 Pocket Sprung Orthopaedic Mattress is that it has a lot of pocket springs. And we really do mean a lot.
That's because, unlike most pocket spring mattresses, the Tennyson 4000 has two separate layers of smaller pocket springs instead of just one.
This makes the mattress a lot more reliable and offers better-tailored support while you toss and turn at night. Plus, this mattress doesn't set out to just help with back pain.
After all, with a wool filling and side vents, it's a natural when it comes to temperature regulation as well! And a soft cotton surface makes for an extra comfy sleeping surface.
Plus, this mattress is still relatively soft, meaning that it will suit the vast majority of side sleepers. So, odds are, you're going to love it!
To learn more, read our full review of the Tennyson 4000 Pocket Sprung Orthopaedic Mattress.
The Relyon Luxury Silk 2850 Mattress goes all out when it comes to luxury.
For one, it utilises both cashmere and silk to achieve some top-of-the-market features. It allows the mattress to perform extremely well during both summer and winter. Plus, natural materials are incredibly helpful if you have allergies or sensitive skin.
It also comes with a pillow top, which adds a bit of softness and comfort into the mix. This is especially important if you're a side sleeper since your hip and shoulder can properly dip in the mattress.
Plus, aside from the regular pocket spring layer, there are even tiny springs in the pillow top itself, for even more support.
Combine all of this with hand tufting and side stitching, which significantly raises the durability of the mattress, and you get the height of luxury!
To learn more, read our review of the Relyon Luxury Silk 2850 Pillow Top Mattress.
When you’re looking for the best pocket spring mattress, you have to know what you’re looking for if you want to find the best one for you. Pocket sprung mattresses are widely considered to be the best out of all types and here are some of the features that make them that great and well-regarded.
When it comes to mattress type, we know that the mattresses are divided into five categories – innerspring, memory foam, latex, hybrid and pocket sprung mattress. Each of these categories is different from the rest and each of them has subcategories within, as is the case with pocket sprung mattresses.
They're split into three categories – synthetic, partially natural fibre and entirely natural fibre pocket sprung mattresses, with the synthetic mattresses being the worst of the bunch. Pretty much, just by looking at the materials that are being used in making the mattress, we can determine whether the product is low, mid or high-end.
Another thing to consider when buying a pocket sprung mattress is the bed frame. Now, we’re not talking about whether the mattress will fit on the frame, you’re fully aware that you have to buy a mattress that fits.
However, what you might not know is what type of bed frame you need. You can choose from bedsteads, divans and ottomans, depending on your needs. We recommend you to see our page with the top bed frames to learn more.
When it comes to pocket sprung mattresses, we’d recommend choosing a solid, one-piece platform to rest your mattress on, rather than choosing one made up of horizontal beams. A sturdy, one-piece platform will provide better support and base for individual coils than beams would, especially with memory foam mattresses.
The materials used to make the mattress are very important and you should always think about them when shopping for a new mattress. As we’ve mentioned previously, natural materials and fibres should be your priority when choosing a new mattress. Avoid buying the mattresses with synthetic covers and always stick to the natural fibres if possible as these will not make you hot.
Ideally, you’ll look for a mattress with a damask, chemical-free cover. Damask is soft, and breathable and will feel more comfortable. Sleeping on natural fibres shouldn’t even be compared to the synthetic covers most cheap mattresses use. A quality such as that will cost you additionally, but it’s worth it.
As you might know, pocket sprung mattresses should always be double-sided. Why? Well, considering coil spring are the ones being responsible for keeping your supported and comfortable, it's very important to give them some time to “rest” after you've used them for a while. How do you do that?
Well, you should flip your pocket sprung mattress from time to time. Flipping the mattress will extend its lifetime and will help you always feel as comfortable as possible. Naturally, if the hybrid mattress is one-sided, you won’t be able to flip it – meaning they’ll deteriorate rather quickly.
Pocket sprung mattresses, just like all other mattresses, come in different sizes. There are four main sizes for a mattress . You can get a single, double, king and a super king-sized pocket sprung mattress.
Single and double mattresses and 190cm long and the king and super king are 200cm long. As far as width goes single is 90cm, double's 135cm, the king is 150 and the super king is 180cm wide. Which one you’ll need will depend on whether you sleep alone or with a partner, the size of your bed frame and naturally how big or small you are.
When it comes to buying and using pocket sprung mattresses, it can’t hurt to have a few tricks and tips up your sleeve. On that note, here are a few tips to keep in mind when shopping for a pocket sprung mattress.
First of all, a quality pocket sprung mattress should have at least 1000 individual coils or mini pocket springs. Anything lower than that isn't the quality you deserve. Some mattress brands might offer less than that, but we generally not advise to pick foam or hybrid mattresses that have less coils than that.
Next up, while we’re on the subject of coils, don’t get swayed by crazy numbers. Some mattresses come with over 10,000 and even over 25,000 individual coils, but at that point, we’re just talking about very small springs and the advantages at that point are pretty much insignificant. Anything over 3000 is pretty much a gimmick and that mattress with 10,000+ coils will give you the same amount of comfort as any other hybrid mattress would.
Finally, flipping your pocket sprung mattress could significantly increase its lifespan. When it comes to quilted mattresses, flipping isn't as important as it is with hand-tufted mattresses but you can still do it just in case. Firmer mattresses usually last longer so you don't have to turn them from time to time.
Finally, we thought we’d talk about some of the advantages you get once you find the perfect pocket spring mattress for yourself.
Unlike memory foam mattresses, pocket sprung mattresses tend to last the longest of all the other mattresses you can buy, because of the individual pocket springs that support your body weight. This makes a pocket spring mattress a pretty good long-term investment.
Next up, pocket sprung mattresses are known to have a lot of orthopaedic benefits. They help keep your body properly aligned at all times, offering you the ultimate comfort and pain relief.
Finally, a great pocket sprung mattress will improve your overall sleep quality which will directly affect the quality of your life, especially when it comes to temperature regulation. Pure memory foam mattress might cause heat problems as not all foam mattresses have the latest technology that keeps you cool while sleeping.
On the other hand, hybrid mattresses often feature either a cooling gel, or special structure that mattress retailers praise for the cooling abilities. The mattress companies want to ensure that we get the optimal sleep experience so they implement various options that will ensure we stay cool. Very often, spring mattresses are made of recycled plastic bottles, which improves our environment while we achieve a high quality sleep.
And those are the best pocket-sprung mattresses that you can get ! So, are you going to get one or have you decided that you can't live without memory foam? Let us know in the comment section.
And if you have any questions about pocket-sprung mattresses, how they work, or who they're best suited for, feel free to get in touch.
Finally, before we close this article out, we thought we would wrap things up by answering some of the frequently asked questions that we haven’t covered so far. If you have a poor night's sleep and you have a few questions, here is your chance. Here are some of the FAQs you’ve asked us the most about the best pocket spring mattresses.
You should be able to tell that you need a new mattress if you start noticing dips and sinkage and also if you start experiencing difficulties getting a full night’s rest. If you like a firmer mattress, as soon as ou notice the lack of “sinkage”, you should change it.
On average, a new mattress with a pocket sprung structure will last you anywhere between 8 to 10 years.
You should always choose the size of your pocket sprung mattress based on your own height and weight, as well as the dimensions of your bed.
Individual pocket spring means that each spring is sewn separately to its own fabric pocket instead of all being connected. This allows for a higher level of comfort.
Whether you have a King size mattress, a single memory foam layer mattress or a medium firm mattress, you can extend its lifetime with a mattress topper or a protector.
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