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Vispring Bedstead Shetland Mattress
The Vispring Bedstead Shetland Mattress is a luxurious all-wool pocket spring mattress making it the perfect choice for somebody looking for a highly sumptuous and soft mattress for a slatted base. With deep layers of pure Shetland wool, a filling exclusive to Vispring mattresses, the natural upholstery keeps you warm in winter and cool in summer for a truly restful night’s sleep. Available in the size and tension of your choice. Read more
Available (allow approximately 3 weeks for delivery)
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FREE 2 Man Delivery & Installation to all but the most remote mainland UK postcodes
Product Description
The Vispring Bedstead Shetland Mattress is all-wool pocket spring mattress making it the perfect choice for somebody looking for a highly sumptuous and soft mattress with an optimum level of support so your body is kept perfectly aligned allowing for a exceedingly comfortable and rejuvenating night’s sleep. The Bedstead Shetland Mattress has been designed for use on slatted bases and carries the highly sought after Woolmark accreditation for it’s unparalleled quality. With deep layers of pure Shetland wool, a filling exclusive to Vispring mattresses, the natural upholstery keeps you warm in winter and cool in summer for a truly restful night’s sleep. This is a bed that offers exceptional comfort.
The Bedstead Shetland mattress is available in a choice of tensions: soft, medium and firm. For King sizes and above we can offer a 1-piece mattress with left and right hand tensions, known as a combination tension mattress. For Super King sizes and above, we can also offer zipped mattresses, with two individual mattresses in the desired tension, zipped together to create one piece. This is a great option for accessing tight spaces or to make turning the mattress easier.
For further information on this model or to ensure you are selecting the right model and tension to suit your requirements, please do not hesitate to contact us and we can ensure you are making the best investment for you.
Specification
Brand: Vispring
Made in the UK: Yes
Mattress Borders: 21 cm deep – 3 rows hand side-stitching upholstered with protective wool
Mattress Upholstery Filling: Wool spring protector pad, Platinum Certified British fleece wool, hand-teased Platinum Certified real Shetland wool, Platinum Certified British fleece wool
Mattress Spring Type: Hand-nested calico Vanadium Steel pocket springs (48 mm Diameter)
Mattress Spring Count: 1720 (king size)
Surface Finish: Finest wool worsted ticking with hand-tied woollen tufts and twine
Firmness / Support Level: Soft / Medium / Firm / Extra Firm
Guarantee: 30 Years
Mattress Care: Seasonal Turning
Tension: Soft / Medium / Firm / Extra Firm
Why We Love The Vispring Bedstead Shetland Mattress
Pioneers of the pocket spring. British manufacturer, Vispring, have been making the most luxurious beds since 1914
Combining the finest vanadium steel pocket springs with all-natural upholstery for the ultimate in luxurious comfort and support
Testament to their quality, Vispring beds and mattresses carry a 30 year guarantee
snug Comfort Pledge
We want you to be confident with your new purchase and we want you to get it right the first time. This means you’ll be happy straight away, which is what we always strive to achieve. With over 25 years’ experience helping customers choose the right mattress to suit them, we are confident that with a chat over the phone, or a visit to our showroom, we can alleviate most doubts by advising customers on the best Vispring mattress to suit their body shape/weight and their individual sleep preferences.
However, we also appreciate it is a large investment and even with our guidance, this may not always be enough reassurance, which is why we are offering a Comfort Pledge for Vispring Mattresses.
How does it work?
If after sleeping on your new Vispring mattress for a minimum of 30 nights and a maximum of 90 nights from the date of delivery, you decide it isn’t the right Vispring mattress for you, we can offer an exchange of your Vispring mattress for a new spring tension (same Vispring model).
There is a £100 charge to cover this exchange. This is a one-time exchange only and refunds are not permitted. Once exchanged, the Comfort Pledge will end and the original mattress cannot be retained.
Please note, for zipped mattresses, we can only offer an exchange of tension on one of the two mattresses and the mattress cannot be changed to a one piece mattress.
We recommend sleeping on the original mattress for as long as you can up to the upper limit of the 90 days. This is because it takes time to adjust to the feel of a new mattress and if you decide to exchange too soon, you may ultimately make the wrong decision. By all means, please do call us earlier to discuss any concerns.
If you would like to invoke our Comfort Pledge we need you to put this in writing together with your proof of purchase. This Comfort Pledge is only available to the customer that made the original purchase and is only available for mattresses that remain in mainland UK.
This offer does not apply to mattresses which have been damaged through misuse, wilful or accidental damage, neglect or general wear and tear.
Our Delivery Service
Large Item (Beds, Mattresses, Headboards, Sofa Beds and Furniture) delivery:
Charges
We offer a FREE 2-man white glove delivery and assembly service as standard for all orders over £500 for mainland UK addresses, excluding the most remote parts of the Scottish highlands which will carry a small surcharge. For orders under £500, we ask for a small contribution of £25.
For non-mainland UK addresses including Northern Ireland and other UK islands we ask for a small contribution to the delivery charge, which will be calculated at the checkout once you enter your delivery address. For some very remote areas, we will display a message for you to contact our showroom so we can provide a quotation.
For Channel Islands and International deliveries, please contact our showroom, who will be able to discuss the delivery options with you and provide a quotation.
Our delivery and assembly service
We offer a 2-man delivery and installation service as standard on all large items to customers nationwide, using our in-house team or one of our specialist Delivery Partners. Our experienced delivery teams will carry your order to the room of choice (up to third floor as standard), where they will unpack and install the item and remove any packaging, leaving you free to enjoy your new bed or mattress.
We will contact you ahead of the planned delivery to agree a mutually convenient delivery date, most commonly between Monday and Friday although weekends are sometimes possible. The day before the delivery you will receive a 4-hour timed slot, so you know when to stay in to receive your delivery. On the day of delivery, our delivery team will call you when en-route to give you a more precise arrival time (unless you are the first delivery of the day). They’ll also endeavour to keep you updated should they run into a traffic jam or get delayed by any unforeseen event. Once at your home the two-man delivery crew will carry the item to your desired room, assemble the item (where this service has been selected or is automatically included), and will remove any packaging.
Please do let us know at the time of placing the order if you have any restrictions or difficult access either inside the property or approaching the property, so we can look into the best solution for you.
If you would prefer a contact-free delivery service, this can be arranged. Please just let us know in advance.
Recycling your old bed or mattress
Should you no longer have a need for your old mattress or bed, we can remove and recycle this item for you (on a like-for-like basis) when delivering your new order. There will be a charge of £45 per mattress or £60 per bed for this service.
Access
Please ensure when placing the order that the item will fit into your home and there is sufficient access to your room, for example around a tight bend in your staircase or through a narrow doorway. If you are unsure, then our showroom will be more than happy to discuss the access with you. This way we can do all that we can to ensure the item fits in. We always try our hardest to find a solution.
Small Item delivery via Courier (Bedding & Bed Linen):
Charges
For smaller items such as bedding and bed linen, we charge a flat rate of £6.00 using a Next Working Day delivery service for all mainland UK addresses excluding the most remote parts of the Scottish highlands which will carry a small surcharge. For customers who spend over £100 on Brinkhaus bedding we offer FREE delivery.
For Northern Ireland and most other UK islands we charge a flat rate of £12. For the most remote postcodes and International addresses, we will display a message for you to contact us so that we can provide a quotation.
Service
Parcels will be delivered by a reputable, national courier and will require a signature on delivery, unless you request for the item to be left in a safe place or with a neighbour. In most instances, you will receive a text/email message on the day of the delivery (direct from the courier company) with a 1-hour timed slot. If that time slot is not convenient there will be various options on the message to leave in a safe place, deliver on a different day or leave with a neighbour, simply follow the instructions provided.
We deliver to all postcodes in mainland U.K., Northern Ireland and most UK islands (there may be some exceptions to the most remote postcodes). If you require delivery outside of this area including the Channel Islands and International Deliveries, please contact snuginteriors directly for more information.
Lead times
Our delivery lead times vary across our product range and are kept up to date and quoted in good faith on each product page.
Stock orders: We aim to dispatch all orders from stock on a 24-hour (next day) delivery service. For orders placed before 1pm, we will endeavour to dispatch on the same day. If the order is received after 1pm, it may be dispatched the following day.
In the rare and unfortunate event that we are out of stock of an item, we will notify you and will arrange for your order to be dispatched directly from the manufacturer to keep the lead time and carbon footprint to a minimum. We will update you on any changes to lead time if applicable.
If you have any queries regarding our delivery service or if you have a specific date to meet, please contact our showroom and we can advise you if that will be possible – you can be assured, we always try our hardest!
Delivery costs are applied per order, not per item, and will be added at checkout.
For International Orders, please click here.
Please read our terms and conditions for further information.
Hassle-Free Returns
For small items, we will ask you to send the item(s) back to us securely wrapped to avoid any damage in transit via a recorded mail service, including your order number and receipt.
For large furniture orders, we will arrange the return/collection of the goods. Please note you will be charged collection for the item(s), unless it is faulty.
For hygiene reasons, mattresses, bedding and bed linen can only be returned if they are in their original packaging and have not been opened, or used in any way. Try the mattress with the packaging on to be sure you are happy first!
We regret that we cannot cancel, refund or exchange a bespoke order that has been specially made for you (unless faulty). Read our full terms and conditions here.
The Vispring Story
Natural, Biodegradable & Sustainable Materials
Vispring’s entire mattress range is made using natural and biodegradable materials, all sustainably sourced, and have been for the last 120 years. All products are free from plastics, foam, glue and chemicals. And at the end of the product’s life, they are 100% recyclable.
Locally & Ethically Sourced
Vispring purchases 78% of its materials from UK suppliers. This includes the British farmers that supply 400 tons of British wool to Vispring each year. A small percentage of Vispring’s materials are sourced from overseas from trusted suppliers meeting high environmental standards.
Recyclable Packaging
Vispring is replacing their polythene packaging with 100% recyclable, environmentally friendly bags made of 30 percent recycled content. Their wooden waste pallets and waste wood that cannot be re-used in their factory are ground for use as animal bedding, or compost.
Serving Communities in Need
Vispring work with ‘In Kind Direct,’ a charitable organisation founded by HRH The Prince of Wales, and ‘Mission without Borders,’ donating mattresses and beds to those in desperate need across the UK and Eastern Europe.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Mattresses
Does spring count matter in a mattress?
Yes, to a certain extent. First and foremost is the quality of the pocket spring. You want a high quality pocket spring providing progressive support - this is the engine of your mattress. Once you have this, you can compare spring count, and so long as the springs are comparable in quality, as a general rule of thumb the higher the number of pocket springs in the mattress, the more supportive the mattress. Some manufacturers will try to inflate spring count by using thousands of mini springs, however these do not provide the same level of support as a full size spring, so whilst there may appear to be more pocket springs, the level of support will not be as good.
How do I know if I should buy a softer or firmer bed?
The mattress tension is normally determined by your body shape and weight, together with the feel you find most comfortable.
Generally, a heavier frame suits a firmer mattress with a more supportive spring. A lighter frame needs a softer spring so that the body’s weight can properly engage the spring and get the support it really needs. If a spring is too firm for the body’s weight, the person will just be lying on top of the mattress and not getting the full benefit.
“Firm or orthopaedic is best for my back” is a common myth. Instead what is right, is the correct level of support for your body weight. This doesn’t need to be rock solid! Even with a firm spring you can still have added softness from the layers of upholstery in the mattress.
A correctly supporting mattress will see your spine lying straight. If the mattress is too soft, your spine will bow downwards. If it is too firm, it will bow upwards.
If a couple shares the bed, it is important to consider the different weights and shapes of both people, however, depending on the mattress size you are choosing and whether or not a combination tension is available, you will need to be guided by the weight of the heavier person. A mattress topper can always be added if the lighter person then requires more softness.
A simple test to find the best tension for you:
Slide your hand beneath the small of your back and the mattress. If it slides in too easily, the mattress is too firm. If it has to be forced under, it is too soft. It should be a snug fit. If you like to nestle into the mattress then we would recommend going for a softer tension or one with lots of generous upholstery.
Why is a pocket spring mattress better than an open coil mattress?
A pocket spring mattress is made up of thousands of individual springs nested in cotton pockets and hand laid in a honeycomb pattern. Each individual pocket spring works independently and reacts according to the weight that it receives, delivering a high level of support to the body as the springs are able to closely contour the body's shape and weight and provide progressive support.
An open coil mattress is a traditional spring type made from a continuous piece of steel and forms one large spring. It is a very hardwearing spring type but it is not able to react in the same way as pocket springs, where each independent spring can adjust to the different weight and shape of the body. The open coil spring does of course react to weight but a much larger area of spring is forced to move when put under pressure and the spring cannot contour the shape of the body so closely, so the level of support is not comparable.
Is a firm or orthopaedic mattress better for my back?
No, this is a common misconception. What is important when buying a new mattress is that you get a good supportive mattress to suit your bodyweight. This can still include soft layers of upholstery for excellent comfort.
If you choose a mattress that is too firm for your bodyweight, you will not be able to engage the springs and get the full benefit and support of the mattress, instead you will simply be lying on top of the mattress. Equally, if you are buying a mattress that cannot support your bodyweight, you will be crashing through the mattress and again not getting the correct support to suit you.
The mattress tension will normally help guide your choice, together with an individual’s preference to a firmer or softer feeling mattress, their age and any previous back problems. For instance, an elderly person may prefer a firmer mattress as they may find it easier to get up out of. Whilst a lighter weight person may prefer a finer gauge (soft spring) so that their body has more support and more contact points with the mattress.
It is also important to consider the base you are putting the mattress on and how this might alter the feel of the mattress.
By getting a mattress that is tailored to suit you, such as a pocket spring mattress that will respond to your body’s shape and weight, you will get a much higher level of support and excellent comfort.
Here at snuginteriors, we are bed specialists, and our team are highly experienced and well trained to advise our customers on the best mattress to suit them, so if you would like any help in choosing your next mattress, please do not hesitate to give us a call.
What is a combination tension mattress?
A combination tension mattress is a one-piece mattress offering two tensions on the left- and right-hand side of the mattress. They are available on selected mattress models in king size and above. They are designed to suit couples with differing body weights, allowing the lighter person to go for a softer tension and the heavier person to go for a firmer tension. This gives a better level of support to the two differing bodyweights and ensures greater comfort. There is no additional charge for choosing a combination tension.
It is not possible to have a combination tension in a double sized mattress, this is because there is not enough space to have two different tensions. In this case, you will need to select the mattress tension that best suits the heavier weight person so that they are adequately supported, and you do not roll into each other. You can then consider adding a mattress topper for additional comfort for the lighter weight person.
What is a zipped mattress?
A zipped mattress is a pair of mattresses joined together with a zip to make a larger one piece mattress, such as a pair of 90 x 200cm mattresses to create a one piece Super King 180 x 200cm. They are most commonly associated with Super King sizes and above and are popular for three reasons:
1) to allow people to separate the one piece mattress into twin mattresses (often zipped mattresses are paired with linked divan bases which can also split into two and provide twin beds.
2) They are a great option when somebody is looking for a larger size mattress but they have access issues getting a one piece mattress to the room of choice.
3) Turning two smaller mattresses is much easier than turning the weight of a very large and heavy one piece mattress. Regular turning of mattresses ensures even usage and helps customers get the most out of the mattress for the long-term.
READ MORE
Does spring count matter in a mattress?
Yes, to a certain extent. First and foremost is the quality of the pocket spring. You want a high quality pocket spring providing progressive support - this is the engine of your mattress. Once you have this, you can compare spring count, and so long as the springs are comparable in quality, as a general rule of thumb the higher the number of pocket springs in the mattress, the more supportive the mattress. Some manufacturers will try to inflate spring count by using thousands of mini springs, however these do not provide the same level of support as a full size spring, so whilst there may appear to be more pocket springs, the level of support will not be as good.
How do I know if I should buy a softer or firmer bed?
The mattress tension is normally determined by your body shape and weight, together with the feel you find most comfortable.
Generally, a heavier frame suits a firmer mattress with a more supportive spring. A lighter frame needs a softer spring so that the body’s weight can properly engage the spring and get the support it really needs. If a spring is too firm for the body’s weight, the person will just be lying on top of the mattress and not getting the full benefit.
“Firm or orthopaedic is best for my back” is a common myth. Instead what is right, is the correct level of support for your body weight. This doesn’t need to be rock solid! Even with a firm spring you can still have added softness from the layers of upholstery in the mattress.
A correctly supporting mattress will see your spine lying straight. If the mattress is too soft, your spine will bow downwards. If it is too firm, it will bow upwards.
If a couple shares the bed, it is important to consider the different weights and shapes of both people, however, depending on the mattress size you are choosing and whether or not a combination tension is available, you will need to be guided by the weight of the heavier person. A mattress topper can always be added if the lighter person then requires more softness.
A simple test to find the best tension for you:
Slide your hand beneath the small of your back and the mattress. If it slides in too easily, the mattress is too firm. If it has to be forced under, it is too soft. It should be a snug fit. If you like to nestle into the mattress then we would recommend going for a softer tension or one with lots of generous upholstery.
Why is a pocket spring mattress better than an open coil mattress?
A pocket spring mattress is made up of thousands of individual springs nested in cotton pockets and hand laid in a honeycomb pattern. Each individual pocket spring works independently and reacts according to the weight that it receives, delivering a high level of support to the body as the springs are able to closely contour the body's shape and weight and provide progressive support.
An open coil mattress is a traditional spring type made from a continuous piece of steel and forms one large spring. It is a very hardwearing spring type but it is not able to react in the same way as pocket springs, where each independent spring can adjust to the different weight and shape of the body. The open coil spring does of course react to weight but a much larger area of spring is forced to move when put under pressure and the spring cannot contour the shape of the body so closely, so the level of support is not comparable.
Is a firm or orthopaedic mattress better for my back?
No, this is a common misconception. What is important when buying a new mattress is that you get a good supportive mattress to suit your bodyweight. This can still include soft layers of upholstery for excellent comfort.
If you choose a mattress that is too firm for your bodyweight, you will not be able to engage the springs and get the full benefit and support of the mattress, instead you will simply be lying on top of the mattress. Equally, if you are buying a mattress that cannot support your bodyweight, you will be crashing through the mattress and again not getting the correct support to suit you.
The mattress tension will normally help guide your choice, together with an individual’s preference to a firmer or softer feeling mattress, their age and any previous back problems. For instance, an elderly person may prefer a firmer mattress as they may find it easier to get up out of. Whilst a lighter weight person may prefer a finer gauge (soft spring) so that their body has more support and more contact points with the mattress.
It is also important to consider the base you are putting the mattress on and how this might alter the feel of the mattress.
By getting a mattress that is tailored to suit you, such as a pocket spring mattress that will respond to your body’s shape and weight, you will get a much higher level of support and excellent comfort.
Here at snuginteriors, we are bed specialists, and our team are highly experienced and well trained to advise our customers on the best mattress to suit them, so if you would like any help in choosing your next mattress, please do not hesitate to give us a call.
What is a combination tension mattress?
A combination tension mattress is a one-piece mattress offering two tensions on the left- and right-hand side of the mattress. They are available on selected mattress models in king size and above. They are designed to suit couples with differing body weights, allowing the lighter person to go for a softer tension and the heavier person to go for a firmer tension. This gives a better level of support to the two differing bodyweights and ensures greater comfort. There is no additional charge for choosing a combination tension.
It is not possible to have a combination tension in a double sized mattress, this is because there is not enough space to have two different tensions. In this case, you will need to select the mattress tension that best suits the heavier weight person so that they are adequately supported, and you do not roll into each other. You can then consider adding a mattress topper for additional comfort for the lighter weight person.
What is a zipped mattress?
A zipped mattress is a pair of mattresses joined together with a zip to make a larger one piece mattress, such as a pair of 90 x 200cm mattresses to create a one piece Super King 180 x 200cm. They are most commonly associated with Super King sizes and above and are popular for three reasons:
1) to allow people to separate the one piece mattress into twin mattresses (often zipped mattresses are paired with linked divan bases which can also split into two and provide twin beds.
2) They are a great option when somebody is looking for a larger size mattress but they have access issues getting a one piece mattress to the room of choice.
3) Turning two smaller mattresses is much easier than turning the weight of a very large and heavy one piece mattress. Regular turning of mattresses ensures even usage and helps customers get the most out of the mattress for the long-term.
READ MORE
Why is a pocket spring mattress better than an open coil mattress?
A pocket spring mattress is made up of thousands of individual springs nested in cotton pockets and hand laid in a honeycomb pattern. Each individual pocket spring works independently and reacts according to the weight that it receives, delivering a high level of support to the body as the springs are able to closely contour the body's shape and weight and provide progressive support.
An open coil mattress is a traditional spring type made from a continuous piece of steel and forms one large spring. It is a very hardwearing spring type but it is not able to react in the same way as pocket springs, where each independent spring can adjust to the different weight and shape of the body. The open coil spring does of course react to weight but a much larger area of spring is forced to move when put under pressure and the spring cannot contour the shape of the body so closely, so the level of support is not comparable.
Is a firm or orthopaedic mattress better for my back?
No, this is a common misconception. What is important when buying a new mattress is that you get a good supportive mattress to suit your bodyweight. This can still include soft layers of upholstery for excellent comfort.
If you choose a mattress that is too firm for your bodyweight, you will not be able to engage the springs and get the full benefit and support of the mattress, instead you will simply be lying on top of the mattress. Equally, if you are buying a mattress that cannot support your bodyweight, you will be crashing through the mattress and again not getting the correct support to suit you.
The mattress tension will normally help guide your choice, together with an individual’s preference to a firmer or softer feeling mattress, their age and any previous back problems. For instance, an elderly person may prefer a firmer mattress as they may find it easier to get up out of. Whilst a lighter weight person may prefer a finer gauge (soft spring) so that their body has more support and more contact points with the mattress.
It is also important to consider the base you are putting the mattress on and how this might alter the feel of the mattress.
By getting a mattress that is tailored to suit you, such as a pocket spring mattress that will respond to your body’s shape and weight, you will get a much higher level of support and excellent comfort.
Here at snuginteriors, we are bed specialists, and our team are highly experienced and well trained to advise our customers on the best mattress to suit them, so if you would like any help in choosing your next mattress, please do not hesitate to give us a call.
What is a combination tension mattress?
A combination tension mattress is a one-piece mattress offering two tensions on the left- and right-hand side of the mattress. They are available on selected mattress models in king size and above. They are designed to suit couples with differing body weights, allowing the lighter person to go for a softer tension and the heavier person to go for a firmer tension. This gives a better level of support to the two differing bodyweights and ensures greater comfort. There is no additional charge for choosing a combination tension.
It is not possible to have a combination tension in a double sized mattress, this is because there is not enough space to have two different tensions. In this case, you will need to select the mattress tension that best suits the heavier weight person so that they are adequately supported, and you do not roll into each other. You can then consider adding a mattress topper for additional comfort for the lighter weight person.
What is a zipped mattress?
A zipped mattress is a pair of mattresses joined together with a zip to make a larger one piece mattress, such as a pair of 90 x 200cm mattresses to create a one piece Super King 180 x 200cm. They are most commonly associated with Super King sizes and above and are popular for three reasons:
1) to allow people to separate the one piece mattress into twin mattresses (often zipped mattresses are paired with linked divan bases which can also split into two and provide twin beds.
2) They are a great option when somebody is looking for a larger size mattress but they have access issues getting a one piece mattress to the room of choice.
3) Turning two smaller mattresses is much easier than turning the weight of a very large and heavy one piece mattress. Regular turning of mattresses ensures even usage and helps customers get the most out of the mattress for the long-term.
READ MORE
What is a combination tension mattress?
A combination tension mattress is a one-piece mattress offering two tensions on the left- and right-hand side of the mattress. They are available on selected mattress models in king size and above. They are designed to suit couples with differing body weights, allowing the lighter person to go for a softer tension and the heavier person to go for a firmer tension. This gives a better level of support to the two differing bodyweights and ensures greater comfort. There is no additional charge for choosing a combination tension.
It is not possible to have a combination tension in a double sized mattress, this is because there is not enough space to have two different tensions. In this case, you will need to select the mattress tension that best suits the heavier weight person so that they are adequately supported, and you do not roll into each other. You can then consider adding a mattress topper for additional comfort for the lighter weight person.
What is a zipped mattress?
A zipped mattress is a pair of mattresses joined together with a zip to make a larger one piece mattress, such as a pair of 90 x 200cm mattresses to create a one piece Super King 180 x 200cm. They are most commonly associated with Super King sizes and above and are popular for three reasons:
1) to allow people to separate the one piece mattress into twin mattresses (often zipped mattresses are paired with linked divan bases which can also split into two and provide twin beds.
2) They are a great option when somebody is looking for a larger size mattress but they have access issues getting a one piece mattress to the room of choice.
3) Turning two smaller mattresses is much easier than turning the weight of a very large and heavy one piece mattress. Regular turning of mattresses ensures even usage and helps customers get the most out of the mattress for the long-term.
