7-Zone Pocket Spring: More targeted zoning to support shoulders, back and hips for improved alignment and pressure relief.
Makros Pocket Coil: Body-contouring coil layer that responds to movement and helps boost airflow through the mattress.
Shoulder Conformance Coil: Extra shoulder responsiveness to relieve pressure—great for side sleepers.
Foam Encased: Reinforced foam perimeter around springs for stronger edge support and stability.
Portrait Frame: High-density edge support reduces roll-out and increases usable sleep surface.
Adjustable Friendly: Flexes smoothly with adjustable bases to maintain comfort and support in elevated positions.
10 Year Guarantee.
Size: Double
Product Code: 24968201
Assembled Product Dimensions
Width: 138 cm
Depth: 188 cm
Height: 36 cm
Weight: 47 kg
This product consists of 1 box or component
Box / Component 1:
Width: 138 cm Depth: 188 cm Height: 36 cm Weight: 47 kg
Assembly
No Assembly Required
FAQs for Plush Mattresses
Who is a plush mattress best for?
Plush mattresses are ideal if you like a softer, more cushioned feel. They’re great for people who want extra comfort and a more “sink-in” feel when they sleep.
Will a plush mattress feel too soft?
It can feel soft, but a good plush mattress still has support underneath. It’s more about comfort on the top layer rather than lacking support overall.
Do plush mattresses sag faster?
Not if they’re good quality. A well-made plush mattress should hold its shape, though the top comfort layers may soften slightly over time.
How firm should my mattress be?
Firmness is a personal thing. If you sleep on your side, a softer mattress usually feels better. If you’re on your back or stomach, something medium to firm tends to give better support.
Do plush mattresses sag faster?
The soft comfort foams in plush tops are more prone to body impressions over time, making regular which can be managed through a 180-degree rotation to maintain an even surface.
Which mattress suits my sleep style (side, back or stomach)?
Side sleepers usually need a softer feel to take pressure off the shoulders and hips. Back sleepers are better off with a medium-firm mattress for support, and stomach sleepers generally need something firmer to keep the spine aligned.