SleepSoul Comfort 800 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.

Allergy sufferers often experience the problem of waking up in the middle of the night or having to get up in the morning with a stuffy nose and eyes. The reason why you wake up with a stuffy nose is because your mattress has accumulated dust mites, mould and mildew, all of which are allergens. The solution is a hypoallergenic mattress made from materials that do not support mould or dust mites. They also have anti-microbial properties that resist any bacteria that may come into contact with it.

This mattress features deep fillings of reflex foam, which is a sturdy and supportive material that can provide excellent comfort and support. This foam can help to distribute weight evenly, reducing pressure points and providing a comfortable sleeping surface. Additionally, the reflex foam can help to reduce motion transfer, so you can sleep soundly even if your partner is moving around.

Reflex foam is a type of foam that is known for its durability and support. It is often used in mattresses because it can provide a firmer support layer of modest feeling that many people find comfortable. It is also known for its ability to evenly distribute weight, which can help to reduce pressure points.

Exceptional pressure relief offered by this product reduces the likelihood of waking up with aches and pains, promoting a night of comfortable, sound sleep. The design targets pressure points, providing support where it is most needed, enhancing overall restfulness.

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.

Medium marks the centre of the firmness scale. Use this brand's range when comparing options, since manufacturers set their own ratings and share no universal firmness standard.

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.

Medium is the brand's own rating, sitting in the middle of its range between soft and firm, and it isn't a standard shared across brands. A medium won't suit everyone.

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.

A knitted cover forms the outer surface. Billed as soft to the touch, the cover's fabric feel does not indicate how firm the layers underneath will feel.

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

Reflex foam compresses under body weight and springs back as pressure lifts, creating a supportive layer with less slow sinking than memory foam.

With 800 springs in individual fabric pockets, the design allows local movement, while Mattress Online promotes it as supporting the whole body.

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.

A ten-year manufacturer warranty is included. Keep your receipt for any claim and check the retailer's warranty terms to see what is covered.

Reflex foam springs back after pressure is removed and forms cushioning beneath the cover, where the retailer lists it as a comfort filling.

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.

One face is intended for sleeping, so the mattress stays the same way up. Turning it upside down is unnecessary with this construction.

A stretchy knitted cover moves with the comfort layers underneath and is marketed as feeling smoother than traditional woven damask.

Warranty cover lasts ten years, with the retailer's terms setting out covered faults, costs, exclusions and the claims process.

At 22cm thick (about 8.7 inches), this measurement helps determine suitable fitted sheets and the finished height of the bed.

A 23cm (about 9.1 inches) mattress is slim and fits most standard sheets; on a frame, see which part the dimensions measure.

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

An 800 pocket spring count applies to one size, with foam layers often providing much of the comfort.

At 23cm deep, about 9.1 inches, it adds to total bed height and needs sufficient fitted sheet depth.

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