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3000 Pocket Sprung Hybrid Mattress – 2ft6 Small Single

3000 Pocket Sprung Hybrid Mattress – 2ft6 Small Single

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A high spring count in a small package: the 3000 pocket sprung hybrid mattress in 2ft6 small single packs a lot of engineering into a narrow bed.

Why spring count matters

More pockets generally means finer, more localised support. 3000 springs across a small single bring a detailed, responsive feel more commonly found in larger mattresses.

Specification

  • Size: 2ft6 small single
  • Springs: 3000 pocket springs
  • Type: hybrid

A premium choice for narrow beds, box rooms and children. See pocket sprung mattresses, single sizes and hybrids.

Frequently asked questions

What size is a 2ft6 small single?

About 75cm wide by 190cm long.

Does a higher spring count mean better?

Not automatically, but it can give more precise support.

Who is it for?

Single sleepers in narrow beds, guest rooms, caravans or children's rooms.

What is a hybrid mattress?

One combining springs with foam or fibre layers.

Is it suitable for a child?

Yes, subject to the bed's size and any depth limits.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What size is a 2ft6 small single mattress?
A 2ft6 small single is 75cm wide and 190cm long. It is narrower than a standard 90cm single, so it only fits frames made for the small single size. Measure the inside of your frame before you order to avoid a poor fit.
Who is a small single pocket sprung mattress good for?
The 75cm width suits children, compact bedrooms, box rooms and spaces where a full single would be too wide. It also works as a spare bed. If you are an adult wanting more room, consider whether a 3ft single suits you better.
What does 3000 pocket sprung mean?
It refers to the number of pocket springs in the mattress, in this case 3000. Each spring sits in its own fabric pocket and works independently, so a higher count means more springs working to shape the surface to your body.
Is a 3000 pocket sprung hybrid mattress soft or firm?
Please check the listing for the feel of this mattress. As a hybrid, it combines a pocket spring core with comfort layers, so it should feel supportive with some cushioning. Firmness is personal, so consider whether you like a springy or a soft surface.
How does a hybrid mattress handle airflow?
A hybrid with a spring core leaves space around the coils, so air can move through more readily than in a solid foam mattress. The comfort layers above can still hold some warmth, so bedding and room ventilation also help comfort.
Does a small single mattress take standard single bedding?
Not usually. Standard single sheets are made for 90cm wide beds and may be loose on a 75cm mattress. Look for small single fitted sheets and a duvet that suits the narrower bed, so everything sits neatly and stays in place.
How is a hybrid pocket sprung mattress different from open coil or memory foam?
Open coil springs are linked and less adaptive, while memory foam has no spring support. A hybrid pocket sprung mattress blends independent springs with comfort layers, offering support and cushioning together. Compare construction details before deciding.
What should I do when the mattress is delivered?
Unwrap the mattress on a flat surface, taking care not to cut the cover, and lift it onto your base. Leave it for a few hours so it can settle into its full shape. A slight smell on unwrapping is normal and typically fades after airing.
How do I keep a small single mattress in good condition?
Rotate it head to foot every few weeks in the first months, then every couple of months. Keep it on a supportive base, vacuum the surface lightly and avoid standing or jumping on it, which can stress the edges and springs.
Is a 3000 spring mattress worth it for a small single bed?
A higher spring count suits people who like a layered, supportive build, and the small single size works well in tight rooms. Judge by feel, depth and size rather than count alone, and check the listing details against your needs before buying.