Dunlopillo Elite Comfort 1400 Pocket Pillow Top Mattress

A mattress with seven comfort zones is designed to provide a customized sleeping experience for the individual. It takes into account the body's natural curves and contours, as well as its unique pressure points, to create a personalized sleeping surface that meets individual needs. The mattress is divided into seven distinct comfort zones with varying levels of firmness and support. These zones help to alleviate pressure in areas like the hips and shoulders, while providing extra support to areas like the lower back. This helps to reduce tossing and turning throughout the night and provides a more comfortable and restful sleep. 

A single sided mattress is typical for the industry and relates to how  a mattress has the comfort layer on one side of the mattress. only This means that the mattress only needs to be rotated rather than flipped. The benefit of single sided mattresses is that they require less upkeep in that there's no flipping, but also, there's less components involved in the creation which saves costs.

A mattress with pressure-relieving properties can help to reduce pain and improve comfort for people who suffer from conditions like arthritis, fibromyalgia, and other chronic pain conditions. When choosing a mattress, it is important to consider the firmness, support, and pressure-relieving properties that will best suit your needs.

We really like soft knitted covers as the fabric is incredibly soft and stretchy while also being breathable, helping to keep you cool while ensuring the mattress can breath. The result is a hygienic nights sleep that has you sleeping deeper, improving the quality of your sleep and reducing tossing and turning.

Latex is a luxurious material of natural origins and is one of the better materials for mattress construction due to it's softness, breathability and resilience. You will find latex often used as a top comfort layer and occasionally used as a core/base layer due to it's additional supportive properties.

The mattress comes with breathable side vents that allow the mattress to remain cool while you sleep. Another benefit to being breathable is that you naturally sweat during the night and the cool and breathable nature means that your mattress will remain hygienic for many years to come.

A progressive comfort feature in a mattress indicates that the support adapts to body movements, providing tailored support throughout the night. This enhances sleep quality by promoting a restful and uninterrupted sleep experience.

The material's durability ensures long-lasting performance, maintaining its supportive properties over time. Its natural resilience prevents sagging, making it a wise investment for sustained comfort.

Meets BS7177: 2008 for domestic low hazard use. Testing covers resistance to a smouldering cigarette and a small flame the size of a match flame, not suitability for hotels or care homes.

Marketed as spreading weight across the sleeping surface. The claimed benefit is reduced pressure at shoulders and hips, while the feel depends on your build and sleeping position.

Fabric pockets surround individual springs, allowing each to move under pressure without pulling directly on its neighbours. These form the support system, per the listing.

Soft to medium is the advertised rating. This indicates more sink than firmer beds, offering a starting point for lighter people and those sleeping on their sides.

UK handcrafting is the maker's own claim, while National Bed Federation approval is a membership scheme auditing fire safety, clean fillings and honest labelling.

Dunlopillo calls the mattress hypoallergenic, meaning materials chosen to limit common allergens, which is a brand claim and no guarantee against allergies.

National Bed Federation approval means the maker belongs to a scheme audited on fire safety, clean fillings and honest labelling, not comfort or firmness.

With a feel the brand calls medium support, expect a middle-ground level of resistance under body weight, though comfort depends on personal preference.

Made in the UK gives the country it was built in and little about quality on its own, so judge the materials, construction and guarantee separately.

Latex is a springy cushioning material that yields under pressure and quickly regains its shape, with a more buoyant feel than slow-response foam.

Only one side is intended for sleeping. Do not flip it; rotate from head to foot as instructed by the maker to spread wear across the surface.

The materials are pitched as less likely to trigger allergic reactions, so their composition is worth comparing with any known sensitivities.

Sold as fire resistant, not fireproof, with no test standard or testing conditions specified, so keep it away from flames and heat sources.

Knitted fabric uses interlocking loops that allow some stretch, so the cover can flex with the cushioning beneath it as pressure changes.

UK handcrafting is the brand's own description, and the share done by hand differs between makers, so weigh the materials alongside it.

The 1400 individually pocketed springs respond locally to weight, while wire thickness and fillings also influence the overall feel.

A 31cm (about 12.2 inches) mattress needs deep-pocket sheets and sits high; on a frame, see which part the dimensions measure.

Reinforced edges are said to help the sides retain their shape when sat on and make more of the width usable.

The retailer lists it as medium, placing it between soft and firm on a scale whose labels vary across brands.

Hypoallergenic means the materials were picked to cut common allergy triggers, the brand says.

Latex comfort layers are pitched as bouncy and responsive, with more airflow than memory foam.

A pillow top adds an extra padded layer sewn onto the sleeping surface.

A pillow top adds a sewn on padded layer for one sided sleeping.