Bed Pocket Spring Unit 1.8mm Steel Wire Mattress Coils Springs

            1.8mm Steel Wire Pocket Mattress Coils Springs Unit For Bed Mattresses

The best pocket sprung mattresses offer full body support - but which is the right one for you?

Mattresses have come a long way, with the proliferation of memory foam and hybrid types, but there’s a lot to be

said for the traditional pocket sprung variety. They have an interesting history. The first pocket sprung mattress was

invented in Toronto in 1899 by British engineer James Marshall.

When his wife fell ill, he created a handmade mattress to make sure she slept comfortably. Marshall wrapped coiled

springs inside muslin and quilted the mattress with horsehair, inventing what would become the most popular type

of mattress in the world. Two of his staff brought the design to the UK in 1901, founding vispring which to this day

vies with the likes of Dreams, Silentnight, Sealy and others to sell the best sprung mattresses.

Pocket sprung mattresses support the entire body with hundreds, often thousands of tiny springs enveloped in

fabric pockets. Each spring works independently, relieving pressure and minimising motion transfer. This is

particularly effective if you’re a side sleeper, since the springs support your hips. If you have back pain, a higher

spring count will give tailored support so that your weight will be evenly distributed. The bounce you feel as you

roll around is the load transferring from one spring to another.

I’ve spent a month testing the leading companies’ best and newest pocket sprung mattresses. You can read my

reviews below, followed by some advice from sleep specialists on how often you should turn them, and other

frequently asked questions.

                                   Is a pocket sprung mattress the best choice for me?

1. “A pocket sprung mattress is suitable for people who want a combination of comfort and support, as it offers

a medium-firm feel,” says Hayley Thistleton, sleep and bedding expert at Yirilom.

2. Fabio Perrotta, director of buying at Yirilom adds that they’re a great choice for couples who sleep together

because each spring can move independently. He explains, “You’re less likely to feel the movement of a partner

tossing and turning in the night and more likely to sleep well.”

3. Another perk of a pocket sprung mattress, Perrotta explains, is that pocket sprung mattresses use more natural

fibres compared to memory foam. For that reason, pocket sprung mattresses generally have natural temperature

regulation and better suit sensitive skin.

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