Harrison Spinks Mattresses

Harrison Spinks Mattress Types

Harrison Spinks, including the Flaxby and Feather & Black collections, offer a range of different mattresses for a high-end sleep experience. Here are some of the main differences to help you decide which one is right for you:

Pocket Sprung

All the Harrison Spinks Mattresses are pocket sprung, which means that they contain individually pocketed springs within the mattress to give it bounce and comfort. More springs indicate more support points and less roll into the middle, which can lead to a better night’s sleep. This range contains mattresses with 600 springs to nearly 14,000 springs, meaning that there will be a mattress perfectly suited to your preferences.

Pillow Top

Their pillowtop mattresses have all the benefits of the pocket sprung mattresses, with added comfort. Instead of having to purchase an additional mattress topper, the pillow top mattress comes with an attached layer full of dreamy Yorkshire-grown wool and hemp. This is perfect for side-sleepers and those who prefer a softer mattress.

For this kind of mattress, it is recommended to buy deep or extra-deep sheets for the best fit.

DNAir

Created exclusively for Dreams, the Harrison Spinks mattresses include their DNAir and Cortec spring system for extra comfort. The DNAir pocket springs have perforated sides, which direct airflow upwards and better ventilate your mattress. Not only does this help you regulate your temperature while sleeping by allowing heat to escape, but it also improves the lifespan of your mattress. More airflow through your mattress means that it is less likely to trap moisture or bacteria and can be cared for more easily.

Split Tension

A key feature of the Flaxby mattresses is the inclusion of split tension options, which means that each side of your mattress can be different firmness. This is perfect for couples who have different sleeping positions and can ensure that both people get the best sleep they can by alleviating joint pain and general discomfort.

If you need more help deciding what mattress would be best for you, take a look at our mattress comfort guide.