Sleepeezee Hotel Classic 1000 Pocket Contract Mattress

The benefits of a double sided mattress are that you get twice the surface area of comfort layers. The real-world practicality of this means that you flip the mattress as well as rotate allowing for better settlement of fillings which increases longevity, while reducing the chance of dipping or spring problems that may otherwise occur. Ultimately the mattress will likely last longer and remain comfortable for a greater duration.

Natural materials like wool, cashmere and silk are often used in higher quality mattresses. Their benefits are numerous with many preferring the supreme softness on offer while others appreciate the environmentally friendly offering. Another core benefit of natural layers is that they are extremely breathable and as a result create a safe, hygienic and temperature regulated nights sleep.

Pocket Springs are a great support layer. Available in a variety of firmness's, the quality of a spring system is generally determined by the spring count. With 1000 springs this mattress represents a good quality to cost ratio, providing enough springs to successfully contour to your body and provide you with a great nights sleep.

Ideal for both home and hospitality settings, this feature ensures versatility and adaptability across different living spaces. It caters to a broad range of décor needs, providing comfort and style suitable for various environments.

Conformity with BS 7177 Source 5, the medium hazard level, means it passed a larger wooden crib flame test on top of the domestic tests, the level required in hotels, hostels and similar premises.

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.

Sleepeezee calls these hand fitted tufts supportive. Ties pass through the layers to hold fillings in place, but tufting alone does not tell you how firm the bed feels.

Compliance with BS 7177:2008 is claimed. Source 5 denotes the medium hazard level for contract beds, including hotel beds, without implying that they are fireproof.

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.

Firm on the maker's own rating means less give than its medium, and it tends to appeal to sleepers who like more resistance. Compare within that maker's range.

Bespoke sizes can be made to order. Contact the Contracts Department on 01709 780881 to check your required dimensions are available and find out how to order.

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.

Damask fabric has a woven pattern, traditionally covering sprung mattresses and divan bases, with a finish the brand calls crisper than stretch knit.

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.

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

Double-sided construction provides two usable sleeping surfaces, allowing flipping to spread wear, though the sides may not feel identical.

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.

Vent openings let air move into and out of the mattress or bed structure, allowing moisture within enclosed spaces to escape.

Wool and cotton provide natural filling fibres, which the brand says allow air and moisture through for people sleeping warm.

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

Sleepeezee bills the support as firm, indicating a firmer feel without establishing how it compares with other brands.

Damask is a woven cover fabric with a pattern created by the weave, but the name does not specify its fibre content.

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

Firm is the brand's rating for a surface pitched as allowing less sinking; firmness scales vary between brands.

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

Measuring 24cm (about 9.4 inches) thick, it needs fitted sheets deep enough to cover the mattress.

Side panel air vents let air move into and out of the fillings.

Five years of guarantee cover come with it.