FAQ

There are numerous spring systems available on the market, with the premium beds using individual heat tempered springs, which greatly reduce partner disturbance and eliminates roll together. All our springs units are heat tempered.

Premium zoned mattresses will also offer targeted support to hip and shoulder regions. In the mid price range, most beds use continuous spring support systems. The most advanced of these systems use continuous heat tempered wire springs, which are linked head to toe to help prevent roll together. Cheaper beds generally use spring systems where springs are linked across the bed, and in some instances increase roll together. These beds won’t give the same life of more advanced spring systems.

It may take a few weeks for you to become accustomed to your new sleeping surface. In a top quality mattress, the comfort layers will mould to your body shape, enhancing your sleeping comfort. Generally, beds will soften over time. While comfort layers won't break down, it must be noted that everyone's body changes over time and these changes may lead to the mattress feeling different.

Latex Gold is made from 100% natural rubber, whereas some manufacturers using the ’talalay’ process produce a synthetic rubber which can be made from raw materials derived from substances such as coal, oil, natural gas and acetylene.

Latex is a natural product where foam is synthetic. Pure latex rubber has the ability to disperse moisture, is antibacterial, mould free and dust free. Latex gives 100% rebound providing orthopaedic support.

Your body should tell you when it’s time for a new bed. If you regularly wake up feeling stiff and sore or if you are not sleeping as well as you did a year ago, it may be time to replace what you’re sleeping on. At least twice a year, check for visible signs of wear and tear and ask yourself if you’re sleeping better or worse than you did a year ago. If worse, a new bed may be the answer to improve your sleep.

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There are four basic elements of an ensemble:

There are four basic elements of an ensemble:

• The quilted top
• The comfort layers
• The core unit (mostly innerspring)
• The base

Each of these work together to provide customised comfort and different levels of firmness. Characteristics that affect firmness are thickness (or gauge) of the wire in the spring unit, the combination and quantity of the comfort layers and the quilting material.

Today’s plusher, premium bedding feature increased mattress heights. Older type sheets may not fit these new mattresses however most linen manufacturers are increasing the depths of their fitted sheets. Our mattress heights vary between different models so if you would like to use your existing bedding and are worried that they won't fit, contact us for measurements.

Always buy the biggest bed you can. The more room you have in your bed the better quality of sleep you will have, especially if you’re sleeping with a partner. Two people sleeping together should select a queen or preferably a king size mattress and base to ensure both individuals have enough space for a good nights sleep.

Our standard mattress and base dimensions are as follows:

Yes. We have 2 great pop up beds perfect for kids' rooms, giving you the flexibility of a hidden pop up bed for when friends sleep over. We also have single and king single sizes available in all of our bed ranges, remember children also need a supportive mattress for their growing bodies so purchase a quality mattress in the right size that will last. Consider buying a King Single; the extra space means your child will have the space to grow.

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