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Generally the more expensive the mattress, the better the construction and the more fillings they have and therefore the more durability, support and comfort they provide.
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As well as the overall support and comfort of the mattress, think about the height of the bed you want - how easy will it be to get in and out of? Beds do differ widely in height - ones with storage in the base may be higher. All tastes are catered for.
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Buy as big a mattress as you can fit in your bedroom. Disturbance from a partner is one of the most common of sleeping complaints. |
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Most mattresses need to be turned regularly to ensure even wear and tear and can be quite heavy. Bear this in mind when you are choosing your mattress. |
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Don’t forget to consider the length as well as the width. Your mattress should be at least 10-15 cm (4-6 in) longer than the tallest partner. Many manufacturers make them up to 7ft Square, and many will also make them to special sizes. |
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Be careful when buying mattresses - sizes may differ depending on whether they are made to imperial or metric measurements. |
