SleepSoul Space 2000 Pocket Memory Pillow Top 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.

Pocket springs are of considerable better quality than their poorer traditional open coil counterparts. Put simply, pocket spring contours better and supports better than other base layers. When it comes to pocket spring mattresses, the general rule of thumb is that the more springs the better. There are exceptions, of course, but for the best part this is likely to be a good quality mattress based on it's base layer.

Memory foam offers body hugging comfort which is largely suitable for all sleeping positions and with superior motion absorption you'll find it easier than ever to get to sleep with a partner that tosses and turns during the night. Further benefits come in the form of good pressure relief with hypo allergenic properties that helps to repel mold and mildew while being resistant to dust mites.

Memory foam offers body hugging comfort which is largely suitable for all sleeping positions and with superior motion absorption you'll find it easier than ever to get to sleep with a partner that tosses and turns during the night. Further benefits come in the form of good pressure relief with hypo allergenic properties that helps to repel mold and mildew while being resistant to dust mites.

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 medium firm tension mattress is slightly firmer than your average medium mattress. This is ideal for those who either prefer a little bit more support, or, those that have a slightly higher BMI than average. You may also benefit from a medium firmness mattress where you are suffering from neck/back pain as the additional support can help prevent and alleviate these symptoms.

A good rigid support layer with full edge to edge support means you do not get the sinking characteristic associated with poorer quality mattresses when you move toward the edge of the mattress. This is great as it prevents falling out of the bed at night, but also prevents roll off and roll together allowing both you and your partner to have uninterrupted deep sleep.

A knitted cover offers a number of advantages over competing products. These covers are breathable which helps keep you cool and the mattress hygienic resulting in a cooler nights sleep that has you sleeping deeper for longer. Knitted covers also have the benefit of being softer than many others making them an ideal choice.

A mattress with turning handles can be much easier to rotate than one without them. If you're trying to rotate or flip a mattress by yourself, the handles can give you a lot more control over it. And if you're moving it with someone else, the handles can help you keep it level and steady.

A pillow top works as a permanent additional comfort layer that sits at the top of your mattress offering an additional degree of thickness to help separate you from the base support layer. Ideal for those who want more softness and luxury that allows them to sink deeper.

Edge support is really important and often found in the more premium end of mattresses. This edge support allows the edges of the mattress to have the same degree of tension as the inside of the product giving you confidence in the edges and helping to prevent roll off.

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.

Full-sized pocket springs and smaller mini pocket springs form the support system, per the listing. Each spring sits in a fabric pocket and moves individually under pressure.

Extra support around the mattress perimeter is meant to stop the sides compressing as much when you sit on the edge or lie close to it; try the edge in person if you can.

SleepSoul gives it flagship status within its range. A separate padded pillow top sits above memory foam, but that range position does not establish the overall firmness.

At 34cm (about 13.4 inches), mattress thickness affects fitted-sheet depth and bed height, while frame buyers should confirm which part the full dimensions measure.

Mini pocket springs are small, individually fabric-wrapped springs that compress separately, usually adding cushioning in a comfort layer near the sleeping surface.

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.

For mattresses, 35cm, about 13.8 inches, affects fitted sheet depth and overall bed height; for frames, check the full dimensions to identify what was measured.

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.

An additional padded section is sewn onto the mattress surface, creating an initial cushioned feel before body weight reaches the main support layers.

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

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.

At 35cm deep (about 13.8 inches), the mattress adds substantial height above the base, so fitted sheet pocket depth needs particular attention.

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.

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.

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.

A padded pillow top beneath a knitted cover is advertised as softer, while its single sleeping side requires rotation without turning.

2000 individual pocket springs make this mattress the perfect choice for anyone who wants to wake up feeling refreshed and rested!

The 2000 figure counts individually pocketed springs, usually for a king size, while wire gauge and fillings also influence feel.

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

Memory foam responds to warmth and pressure by taking your body's shape, then slowly returning to its original shape.

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

SleepSoul says warmth and weight let memory foam mould into a cradling shape.

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

Memory foam comfort filling is advertised as moulding with warmth.