PROJECT & PROCUREMENT GUIDE
Sleep products: start with the right specification
Use this guide to understand the mattress range before choosing a model. Compare the support system, comfort layers and required size, then consult the product page and catalogue for model-specific details.
Support systems are not interchangeable
The range includes pocket-spring, Bonnell-spring and foam-based models. The support system describes the mattress core; comfort layers, fabric and other components complete its construction. A technology name alone is not enough to compare two models.
Check each model’s components instead of assuming every mattress shares its features. Latex, memory foam or a particular thickness in one product does not establish the same specification for the rest of the range.
How to read a product specification
Start with the model name, support system and stated height, then review the layers and materials. Overall mattress height and the thickness of an individual layer are different measurements. Include the exact model name in your enquiry so the team can review the right specification.
Specify the required length and width, bed-base dimensions and intended use. If a size or option is not listed, ask the team to confirm availability rather than infer it from a photograph or collection description.
Specify a coordinated sleep set
For a project, list the mattresses, pillows, toppers, protectors and bedding required for each room type. Review the catalogue with the team to confirm available items and their specifications; a photograph should not be treated as a ready-made supply package.
Compare suppliers using a consistent schedule of item names, dimensions, materials and quantities. Keep the agreed specifications with the quotation: price alone does not explain differences in product construction.
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Frequently asked questions
What does the mattress directory contain?
The directory links to the current mattress models and their detail pages. Open each model to review its support system, layers, images and specifications before sending an enquiry.
How do pocket springs differ from Bonnell springs?
Pocket springs are individually enclosed, while Bonnell construction uses interconnected springs. This distinction alone does not determine suitability: compare comfort layers, dimensions, intended use and the complete model specification.
Are all foam mattresses the same?
No. Layer construction, foam types and thicknesses differ between models. Use the specific product description rather than treating the word foam as one material or firmness level across the range.
What is the difference between a topper and a protector?
A topper adds a layer above the mattress to change the surface feel. A protector is intended to protect the surface according to its material. Water resistance or other properties must be confirmed in the specific item specification.
How should I choose mattress dimensions?
Measure the bed base’s mattress area and specify the required length, width and height. Send those dimensions with the model name to confirm compatibility and availability before agreeing an order.
Does mattress height determine quality?
Height describes one measurement, not material quality or suitability by itself. Review the support system, layers, dimensions and specifications together, and compare products against the actual requirements of your project.
Where can I find a specific model’s details?
Use the mattress directory to open the existing model page, or consult the catalogue. Mattress detail URLs are retained so published QR codes continue to open the same pages.
How do I select a range for a project?
Group requirements by room type, use, size and quantity, then compare suitable models for each group. Send the schedule to the team for specification discussions instead of selecting all rooms from a single photograph.