Collection: Pocket Sprung Mattresses
Pocket sprung mattresses: support that adapts
In a pocket sprung mattress every spring sits in its own fabric pocket, so each one compresses independently. That means the mattress follows the contours of your body instead of dipping as one sheet, and a partner's movement is less likely to travel across the bed. It is a classic British construction and still one of the most trusted for everyday comfort.
Why springs breathe better
The gaps between springs let air move through the mattress, which helps with temperature and moisture. If you tend to sleep warm, a sprung mattress is often a cooler choice than a solid foam block.
Understanding spring counts
You will see figures such as 1000, 1500 or 2000 pocket springs. In general, a higher count means more individual points of support, though the quality of the filling above the springs and the gauge of the wire also shape how the mattress feels. Treat the count as one useful clue rather than the whole story.
Pocket spring versus open coil
Open coil mattresses use linked springs and are usually the budget option, while pocket springs cost more because of the extra fabric and assembly. If you want to compare, our cheap mattresses page is the place to start, and our hybrid mattresses add foam layers on top of a sprung core.
Find your size
Allow time for the springs to open up fully after delivery. For help matching a mattress to your bed base, email Support@Officialcoffeetable.com.