Slumberland Rollo Hybrid Duo Plus Rolled Up Mattress

These are made and manufactured in the UK, meaning that they all meet the same exceptional quality and durability that we expect from genuine UK manufacturing.

The UK has some of the strictest standards of manufacture with which to comply too. This is great news for the consumer as you can be sure of a quality product.

Mind is a mental health charity that helps people with these problems to help ensure those in need get the support they need. The partnership with Bensons for Beds means that each product sold within the Rollo range helps contribute to this cause.

Roll up mattresses, also known as bed-in-a-box mattresses are fairly new to the scene, first cropping up via the likes of Eve and Simba back in 2016. Since then there has been a rise in popularity due to their lower price point (due to delivery and storage costs) and their convenience for getting up stairs. Typically these mattresses have much the same support and comfort as a traditional mattress even with the positive points mentioned.

In an effort to be ever-more environmentally conscious, Bensons for Beds has adapted the packaging of many of their products, mainly in the mattress line-up. What this means is that the packaging for the mattress is all renewable, made from thick polythene sheeting that makes up the packaging, delivering a good experience for both the customer, and the environment.

In an effort to be ever-more environmentally conscious, Bensons for Beds has adapted the packaging of many of their products, mainly in the mattress line-up. What this means is that the packaging for the mattress is all renewable, made from thick polythene sheeting that makes up the packaging, delivering a good experience for both the customer, and the environment.

Non-turn mattresses do not need to be flipped as the support layer, that's the layer that is soft and spongey, is only on one side. Being on one side is more convenient for the end-user while also allowing further cost savings to be passed onto the consumer. It is a very common way of maximising the quality of a product while keeping costs down.

In an effort to be ever-more environmentally conscious, Bensons for Beds has adapted the packaging of many of their products, mainly in the mattress line-up. What this means is that the packaging for the mattress is all renewable, made from thick polythene sheeting that makes up the packaging, delivering a good experience for both the customer, and the environment.

The average life expectancy of a mattress is pegged at around 6-7 years, and so, for this retailer and manufacturer to offer an 8 year guarantee shows just how much they believe in the quality of this mattress. 

Slumberland are one of the big names in the industry, having been around for decades and always managing to impressive due to their expert craftsmanship and keen price point. This particular mattress is part of the Rollo range which currently includes both Hybrid and Essentials products as part of what is fast becoming a growing range of products under the Rollo umbrella.

Typically, the more springs the better. The average mattress has around 1000 springs and so anything more than that is considered good. The firmness/tension of a mattress is also not dictated by the amount of springs and so you do not need to worry about the firmness being unsuitable when it comes to spring count. Simply the more springs, the better the mattress can contour to your body. 2900 springs is considered great.

Nesting on top of an enhanced sleep surface made from recycled bottles, you’ll drift off to sleep with the serenity that comes only from knowing that like minded people like yourself are caring for our planet.

Soft support mattresses allow you to sink further into your mattress. This tension is ideal for those that sleep on their side or are looking specifically for a softer support than normal. Great for those who like to be hugged by their mattress.

Sleep trials are starting to become more common in the UK mattress market First championed by bed in a box retailers back in 2015 like Eve and Casper they rose to success as they allowed consumers to have more confidence in what they were buying online as the trial gave people a way to try without having to commit. Where previously people went to stores, today they buy online and get hassle free returns if they do not like it. 100 nights is plenty of time to determine whether or not you like the product and if you don't, returning can be arranged for you.