Staples and Co Revitalise Eco Latex Pocket 3800 Mattress

Pocket springs are probably the best support layer you can get in a mattress helping to provide measured and even support across your body where you need it most. What's more, the unique feeling of pocket springs hugs each point of your body, offering contouring across each pressure point to relieve aches and pains. Lesser models will frequently include alternatives to pocket springs like open coil traditional springs and reflex foam. Do not be fooled, while pocket springs are often slightly more money than their counterparts, you are typically getting a better spring system and base layer.When it comes to pocket springs and the quality within, the more springs generally the better as the density will increase contouring ever-closer to your body as you sleep.

A 10-year guarantee is fairly unheard if within the mattress industry. Bear in mind that the average mattress has a lifespan of around 7 years before being replaced and you can soon realize why many suppliers do not offer this length of guarantee. When they do, however, like in this instance, you can be assured of a mattress of good quality because otherwise the retailer and supplier would lose money. As such, buy with confidence, if anything does go wrong, you'll be looked after

Latex is a luxurious material of natural origins and is one of the better materials for mattress construction due to it's softness, breathability and resilience. You will find latex often used as a top comfort layer to work hand in hand with a base layer.Pocket springs operate as a support layer and is one of the better quality bases that you can buy. Each spring is housed in it's own pocket and works better than traditional spring units. 

While the mattress does not require flipping, that does not mean that it should not be rotated from head to toe. Rotation serves the benefit of preventing dipping and prolonging the lifespan of the mattress due to the easement of typical divots that would otherwise occur due to your typical sleeping position on a nightly basis.

Latex is a luxurious material of natural origins and is one of the better materials for mattress construction due to it's softness, breathability and resilience. You will find latex often used as a top comfort layer and occasionally used as a core/base layer due to it's additional supportive properties.

The ecoAir foam layer is 30 times more breathable than memory foam, making it an ideal choice for those who want a mattress that is both comfortable and breathable. This foam layer is also hypoallergenic and anti-microbial, making it a great choice for those with allergies or sensitivities.

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.

A medium tension mattress is largely suitable for most people of average BMI. Not too soft, nor too firm this mattress has enough softness in the tension to allow you to sink, while providing enough support to contour to your body.

Tencel fabric has unique qualities, qualities that allow it to repel dust mites and other allergens while also repelling water. Additionally, Tencel allows air to pass through it's fibres making it hugely breathable.

The Posture Perimeter Plus System, for a full sleep surface, provides even better support no matter how you sleep. This mattress is designed with a deep, oversized border to prevent rolling off the bed at night.

38cm is a fairly substantial depth for a mattress. While a thick mattress is not indicative of greater quality, it's easy to see that a bigger depth gives more room for fillings and good quality spring systems.