Harrison Spinks Levisham 3750 Pocket Mattress

Rolled mattresses have advanced in recent years and given rise to numerous bed-in-a-box manufacturers like Emma, Otty, Nectar, Casper and more. The benefit of a rolled mattress is simple, they are easier to store, cheaper to dispatch and have huge logistical savings that mean the savings can be passed onto consumers. The result is that rolled mattresses are often cheaper for similar specifications than their traditional counterparts making for great savings with very little downside. With a smaller carbon footprint as the icing on the cake, rolled mattresses expand into a normal mattress once unpacked and make a lot of sense for most people.

A medium to firm mattress tension sees the softness of a medium tension decreased slightly to offer better back and neck support without sacrificing too much in terms of comfort. Better suited toward back or stomach sleepers, this mattress may be a bit too firm for side sleepers who have protruding hips and shoulders that would otherwise dig into the support layer. For everyone else though, this mattress offers a great degree of comfort and support that will leave you waking up feeling refreshed.

Wool is a great option for the comfort layer of mattresses for a number of reasons. First, it is breathable enough to allow air to flow sufficiently to ensure great all-season long cooling that won't have you too hot, or too cold. Additional to this you have other advantages like durability, flexibility, flame and water resistance. Ultimately wool is a sustainable and renewable option that is environmentally friendly and supremely comfortable.

Pocket springs are always my default go-to when it comes to recommendations surrounding support systems. See, pocket springs just do it better thanks to their individual and pocketed nature they are able to contour to your body better, reacting to each and every movement your body makes and allowing for full zoned support. Generally perform better than poorer reflex foam and open coil spring units.

Edge support offers a sturdy border across all edges of the mattress and gives you the opportunity to sleep in more positions and fully spread out on the product, embracing each and every part of the mattress and not having to stick to the middle. This is because the edging is reinforced and gives you that feeling of stability and roll-off prevention while you sleep.

Non turn mattresses have a few benefits, most importantly that they do not need to be flipped, saving time effort and energy that can be better focussed toward getting a good nights sleep. Do be aware however that you should still be rotating your mattress in line with the manufacturers guidelines for the product. 

Hand tufting typically makes a mattress feel firmer due to how the stitching from the cover carries through the mattresses layers. It is a great way to keep everything tight and together within the different mattress layers and acts as an increased tension providing better back and neck support.

The Mattress has turning handles for easy manoeuvring, which makes it a great choice for people who need a little extra help when rotating or flipping their mattress. If you're moving with a partner, the handles can also help keep the mattress level.

Pocket springs are mostly made of round coiled steel wire and are contained in separate compartments (like pockets) within the mattress, offering better body contouring and impressive and well-measured support across the entire surface area.

A product that is 100% recyclable is considered better for the environment and goes a long way to reducing your personal waste. Recyclable products and materials are able to be repackaged and remade into new products.

Hemp has excellent breathability, which allows for better airflow and helps to regulate temperature. This means a cooler, more comfortable sleep in warmer months and a warm, cozy feel during colder periods.

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.

Crafted without foam or chemicals, this product ensures a sleep experience free from synthetic materials. Enjoy peace of mind with a natural option that prioritizes non-toxic comfort.

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.

Wool is one of the fillings. Harrison Spinks bills the wool as naturally antibacterial and hypoallergenic, claims that do not necessarily apply to the other materials used.

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.

At 24cm (about 9.4 inches), mattress thickness affects fitted-sheet fit and bed height, while frame buyers should consult full dimensions to locate the measurement.

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.

Handles offer a grip for repositioning. Follow the handling instructions, as these turning handles are not necessarily designed to carry the item's full weight.

Delivery is in a compact rolled package. This can ease carrying through doorways and upstairs, but unpack it and follow the maker's instructions before use.

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

Each spring has its own fabric wrapping and compresses independently, a construction billed as reducing movement compared with springs wired together.

Hand side-stitching ties the outer springs to the surrounding fillings through the border, helping the mattress sides retain their shape during use.

Rated between medium and firm. Marketed as supportive with some give, this feel sits on the brand's own scale, so ratings may differ across brands.

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.

Wool is a natural fibre used in fillings or upholstery that can absorb and release moisture; its quantity and position remain unspecified.

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

Harrison Spinks says these mattresses are handcrafted in Yorkshire, without specifying how much of the work is carried out manually.

At 24cm, about 9.4 inches, depth affects sheet fit and bed height; for frames, check which part the measurement refers to.

Sold as hand side-stitched, with stitching tying the spring unit's sides to the fillings to help retain their shape.

On its maker's scale, medium to firm is billed as having less give than medium, for buyers seeking a firmer surface.

A five year guarantee comes with it. Check the retailer's terms for the fault criteria and for how to make a claim.

Cotton is a natural fibre used in fillings or fabrics that absorbs moisture and lets air pass through.

White fibre fillings form a cushioning layer beneath the cover, and the brand calls their feel soft.

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

Five years of guarantee cover come with it.