Shop pocket sprung mattresses at Bensons for Beds, with options to suit different sleeping positions, comfort preferences and budgets. Pocket springs are individually encased, allowing each spring to respond independently to pressure rather than moving as one connected unit.
Our collection includes pocket spring mattresses in single, small double, double, king and super king sizes, with a range of firmness ratings and constructions. You can also choose from pocket sprung mattresses combined with memory foam, natural fillings and other comfort layers.
Whether you're looking for a mattress for one person or a couple, compare our pocket sprung range by size, firmness, price and mattress type to find an option that suits you.
Our pocket spring mattresses are available in all sizes, from small single right up to super king, and in every firmness rating — from soft to extra firm — so there’s a perfect mattress for every sleeper.
Ideal for couples, pocket sprung mattresses reduce movement transfer, preventing the “roll-together” effect and ensuring uninterrupted sleep. At Bensons for Beds, we offer a wide variety of pocket spring mattresses, and hybrid designs, including memory foam and orthopaedic options, so you can find the perfect mattress to suit your comfort needs and bedroom style.
Explore our collection today and experience the support, comfort, and quality of a pocket sprung mattress or pocket spring mattress designed to give you a great night’s sleep.
A pocket sprung mattress contains individual springs that are each enclosed in their own fabric pocket. Because the springs can move independently, the mattress can respond to pressure in different areas rather than the entire spring unit moving together.
This differs from an open coil mattress, where the springs are connected and tend to respond more collectively. Pocket springs can provide a more responsive, individually supportive feel, while the overall comfort of the mattress also depends on its spring system, fillings, comfort layers and firmness rating.
Pocket sprung mattresses can suit a wide range of sleepers because they are available in different firmness ratings, constructions and comfort layers. They can be particularly useful for couples because independently moving springs can help reduce the amount of movement transferred across the mattress.
Your ideal pocket sprung mattress depends on your sleeping position, body shape, preferred firmness and comfort preferences. Side sleepers may prioritise pressure relief, while back or front sleepers may prefer a more supportive feel. There is no single firmness that suits everyone.
Pocket sprung mattresses contain individual pocket springs which move independently from each other, allowing for a kind of support that intuitively responds to your body while you sleep. They’re an ideal mattress choice for couples, as the construction of the mattress maintains stability, meaning there’s less of a chance that your movements will wake each other up at night.
Pocket sprung mattresses also come in a range of types, including orthopaedic and memory foam, so you can find the perfect blended support that’s right for you. It’s also possible to add a mattress topper to a pocket spring mattress, to create the feeling you want.
Pocket sprung mattresses and memory foam mattresses provide different sleeping experiences. Pocket springs offer a responsive feel because individual springs move beneath you, while memory foam uses pressure-responsive foam to contour more closely around the body.
Many mattresses combine both technologies. A pocket sprung memory foam mattress can provide the responsiveness and support of springs alongside the cushioning feel of memory foam. The better choice depends on your preferred feel, sleeping position, pressure relief needs and how much you like to sink into your mattress.
Pocket sprung mattresses contain individual springs enclosed in separate fabric pockets, allowing the springs to move independently. Open coil mattresses use interconnected springs that generally move more as a single unit.
Pocket sprung mattresses can therefore provide more localised movement and responsiveness, while open coil mattresses are often a simpler construction. Both types are available in different firmness levels and price ranges, so the right choice depends on your preferred feel, budget and sleeping requirements.
Pocket sprung mattresses contain individual pocket springs which move independently from each other, allowing for a kind of support that intuitively responds to your body while you sleep. They’re an ideal mattress choice for couples, as the construction of the mattress maintains stability, meaning there’s less of a chance that your movements will wake each other up at night.
Pocket sprung mattresses also come in a range of types, including orthopaedic and memory foam, so you can find the perfect blended support that’s right for you. It’s also possible to add a mattress topper to a pocket spring mattress, to create the feeling you want.
A higher pocket spring count does not automatically mean a mattress is better or more comfortable. Spring count is only one part of a mattress's construction, alongside spring size, spring tension, fillings, comfort layers and firmness.
A 1000 pocket spring mattress can provide a supportive and comfortable sleep surface, while a 2000 or 3000 spring mattress may offer a different feel or more complex construction. Compare the complete mattress specification rather than choosing based on spring count alone.
At Bensons for Beds, our pocket sprung range includes mattresses with around 1000 springs through to models with more than 6000 springs, giving you a wide choice of constructions and price points.
The right firmness for a pocket sprung mattress depends on your sleeping position, body shape and personal preference. Side sleepers often prefer a mattress with enough cushioning around the shoulders and hips, while back and front sleepers may prefer a more supportive, stable feel.
Pocket sprung mattresses are available in soft, medium, medium-firm, firm and extra-firm options. Firmness ratings can vary between manufacturers, so consider the mattress's full construction rather than relying on the firmness label alone.
A pocket sprung mattress with memory foam combines two different mattress technologies. The individually encased pocket springs provide responsive support beneath the body, while the memory foam comfort layer offers a softer, more cushioning feel that contours to your shape.
This combination can be a good option if you like the support and responsiveness of springs but prefer a mattress that provides more cushioning than a traditional pocket sprung design. Memory foam can also help reduce the feeling of movement travelling across the mattress, which may be useful for couples.
The amount and type of memory foam can vary between mattresses, so the overall feel will depend on the thickness of the foam, spring system, firmness rating and other comfort layers used. If you are comparing pocket sprung memory foam mattresses, consider the complete construction rather than focusing on the foam layer alone.
A pocket sprung mattress contains individual springs that are each enclosed in a separate fabric pocket. This allows the springs to respond independently to pressure across the mattress, rather than moving together as one unit. Pocket sprung mattresses are available in different firmness levels and can include comfort layers such as memory foam, natural fillings or other materials.
Pocket sprung mattresses can be a good choice for sleepers who prefer a supportive and responsive feel. Because the springs move independently, they can provide more localised support than traditional interconnected spring systems. However, comfort depends on the complete mattress construction, including spring tension, firmness, fillings and comfort layers. The best choice will also depend on your sleeping position and personal preference.
Pocket sprung mattresses can be well suited to couples because the individual springs can respond independently to movement and pressure. This may help reduce the amount of movement transferred across the mattress when one person changes position. Couples should also consider mattress size, firmness and edge support. If partners have different preferences, a mattress with a balanced feel may be worth considering.
Pocket sprung mattresses contain individual springs housed in separate fabric pockets, allowing each spring to move more independently. Open coil mattresses use interconnected springs that generally respond more collectively when weight is applied. Pocket sprung mattresses can therefore provide a more responsive and individually supportive feel, while open coil mattresses typically use a simpler spring construction. Both are available in different firmness levels and price ranges.
Not necessarily. The number of pocket springs is only one factor in how a mattress feels and performs. Spring tension, spring size, mattress firmness, fillings and comfort layers also influence support and comfort. A 2000 pocket spring mattress may have a different construction from a 1000 spring mattress, but a higher spring count does not automatically make one mattress better.
Pocket sprung mattresses can be suitable for side sleepers, particularly when the mattress provides enough cushioning around the shoulders and hips. The ideal firmness depends on body shape, weight and personal preference. Side sleepers may prefer a pocket sprung mattress with additional comfort layers, such as memory foam, to provide a more cushioned feel while the springs provide responsive support underneath.
Pocket sprung mattresses can suit back sleepers who prefer a supportive and responsive sleeping surface. The ideal firmness depends on the individual, as a mattress needs to feel supportive while still providing enough cushioning for comfort. Medium, medium-firm and firmer pocket sprung mattresses can all be suitable options for back sleepers, depending on body shape, weight and personal preference.
A pocket sprung memory foam mattress combines individually encased pocket springs with a layer or layers of memory foam. The springs provide a responsive support system, while memory foam offers a more cushioning and contouring feel around the body. This combination can suit sleepers who want the responsiveness of springs alongside some of the pressure-relieving comfort associated with memory foam.
A pocket sprung mattress can last for several years, but its lifespan depends on its construction, materials, usage and how well it is maintained. Higher-quality components may help a mattress retain its support and comfort for longer. Using a suitable bed base, following the manufacturer's care instructions and rotating the mattress when recommended can help maintain its condition throughout its useful life.
There is no single firmness that is best for every sleeper. The right pocket sprung mattress depends on factors including sleeping position, body shape, weight and personal preference. Side sleepers may prefer more cushioning, while some back and front sleepers prefer a firmer, more supportive feel. Pocket sprung mattresses are available across a range of firmness ratings, so comparing the complete construction is important.
At Bensons, we offer a huge choice of pocket sprung mattresses, including mattresses under £500.
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