Staples History
Staples has a long and prestigious heritage, having first founded in 1985 aiming for the upper-market segment in mattress design and development. The firm started strong, quickly appealing to the middle and upper class of the period and becoming renowned for their high quality materials and luxurious styles offered.
To this day the Staples brand has stuck to what they know, never deviating from their mission nor target price point that has long established them as a leader in the mattress and sleep markets.
How are Staples mattresses made?
Much like other premium brands, these mattresses are made by master craftsmen and handmade in the UK, Somerset to be exact. The company traditionally works in a made-to-order variety that will frequently see lead times against their products while allowing them to create bespoke and choice products that have peak consumer demand. The Staples mattresses themselves feature many premium materials while typically focussing on pocket spring base layers followed by a high quality support layer, most recently in the form of latex foam but it is not uncommon to find wool and other natural varieties also.
Care Guide for a Staples Mattress
It is important with any mattress regardless of its quality to maintain strict care and attention to the product's needs. As is typical for higher quality products, many of the Staples range are double sided and as such have a bit more in the way of maintenance to ensure even settlement while maximizing longevity.
Some of the most common care tips when dealing with a new or used Staples mattress are as follows:
- 1. Airing the mattress weekly can be particularly useful to ensure maximum breathability from the product and ensure any moisture through sweat and sleep evaporates and does not linger.
- 2. Vacuum the mattress every few months to ensure no buildup of dust and skin-cells that would otherwise risk disrupting the comfort layer above and affecting normal settlement.
- 3. Avoid excess moisture on the mattress, be sure to clean up spills quickly while also sleeping cool where possible to reduce excess sweat buildup within the product.
- 4. Use a mattress protector to prevent spills and stains and create an additional layer of protection between you and the top layer.
- 5. Clean using a soft brush that is unlikely to cause rips and tears that would otherwise damage the layers of the product.
Are Staples Mattresses Good For Your Back?
Great news! Many of the Staples range of mattresses are ideal for those looking to support their back. Available in a variety of tensions, the medium and firm support offsets fantastic back support that pairs really well with the premium pocket springs ensuring great body contouring with enough support in key zoned areas to allow for a great night's sleep.
Remember though, tension is particularly subjective and what feels firm for one person may not feel firm for someone else which makes it important to gauge the needs of both partners sleeping on the mattress. Consider a firmer tension for those who sleep primarily on their back or are of the heavier variety. Likewise, consider a medium tension for a more one-size-fits-all approach that ensures adequate comfort for both back and side sleepers.
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