Ensuring your bed measures up Before buying a bed, some of the key considerations you have to make first revolve around its size. Will it meet your own height requirements? Fit in your bedroom? Will have no problem being carried into your property? This page is dedicated to helping you answer those questions and find the right size bed to suit your tastes, budget and available living space. Bed sizes to choose from Our beds are available in six sizes that you can see in the box below. To help you measure up and understand your available bedroom space, all our beds come with width and length dimensions in feet, inches and centimetres. How big should my bed be? As a general rule, it’s a good idea to choose a bed that’s 10-15cm longer than the tallest person sleeping in it. Because the more room you have in bed, the better you’ll sleep! How will I get my bed into the bedroom?And we don’t mean dropping it off on your doorstep. Your bed will be carried into your room of choice and put together by us, if assembly is required.
6 bed sizes to choose from… Small single These beds are great for kid's bedrooms Single Full-size single beds are great for guestrooms Small double Perfect for a single person with a small bedroom Double Ideal for couples and singles alike King size Offers plenty of space for each person Super king size The widest of all...offering maximum space and comfort Bed size options > Know your size > Choosing the right bed > Why choose us > Bensons for Beds offer a great range of beds, in 6 different sizes. So whatever you’re looking for, you’re sure to find it here. Bed SizeFeet & InchesInchesCentimeters Know your ideal size Now choose a bed style and mattress Divans are renowned for their simple styling, comfort and discreet storage. Their compact square base can comfortably fit into tight spaces, and often feature drawers with generous storage within the base. You can personalise your divan with some delightful finishing touches, from headboards to wooden legs.
At Bensons for Beds, we also feature a more colourful range of upholstery options for extra standout and style. All our divans are available in small single size (75cm wide) and upwards. And for ease of manoeuvrability, our double divans can be split in two. Bed frames come in a wide range of styles and materials, from sleek and contemporary metal to warm and inviting wood. They are generally a more decorative option than a divan and add plenty of character to your bedroom décor. Bed frames tend to be large, so - before purchasing - it’s best to check whether your choice of bed will fit the room once it’s been assembled. Comfort and support is key when getting a healthy night’s sleep, so choosing your ideal mattress is essential. Your mattress needs to be compatible with your choice of bed, whether that is a divan or bed frame. Get the dimensions of both your mattress and bed base to make sure they match. You can test them yourself in your nearest store at one of our Comfort Stations – where you can take an easy three-step process to help you find the right mattress or bed.
Bensons for Beds - Choosing the right bed Chosen your bed size? Now consider style, comfort and storage options Bensons for Beds – Why We Are Different We know buying a bed isn’t always the easiest thing. Let’s face it, when it comes to mattresses, even we have to admit, they all look pretty similar. That’s why we’ve made choosing your new bed as easy as possible. We call it our ‘3 simple steps to a better bed’. 2ft 6" Small Single Mattress We have a huge selection of top quality small single mattresses with Pocket Sprung, Open Spring & Memory Foam combinations. Why not take a look at our great Pocket Sprung range or for back support try our Orthopaedic mattresses. Want to know more about sizes and delivery times? Take a look at our FAQ page and find the answers that you need! Items 1 to 15 of 158 total Deluxe Beds Belmont Open Spring Mattress FREE Next Day Delivery Deluxe Beds Paris Open Spring Mattress Divine Sleep Ortho Candy Mattress
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Buying a new mattress is a lot like buying car insurance. Comparing features and price from brand to brand is challenging because there are so many variables. Inner spring or latex, organic or natural, euro-top, pillow-top or luxury-plush – the combinations are endless. And because buying a new bed isn’t a frequent purchase (thank goodness!), the learning curve will always be painful. Being able to sort through the clutter of information in the mattress industry and hone in on what matters to you – a GREAT night’s sleep – will help you make an informed purchase. Before you visit a mattress retailer, arm yourself with a healthy dose of common sense and learn the difference between myth and truth. The Better Sleep Council recommends replacing your mattress every 7-10 years, depending on comfort and support. The truth is that the life of a mattress varies wildly, which depends on how you take care of it, how you sleep on it and how often you rotate it. Think of your mattress as performance gear for your sleep.
Just like a good pair of running shoes can help you run faster and prevent injuries, a supportive mattress can deliver better, healthier sleep. You’ll know when it’s time to get a new mattress based on how you feel when you wake up. To minimize pain and discomfort and help your body relax into healing, regenerative sleep, you need a mattress that conforms to your favorite sleeping positions while supporting all areas of your body – conformability and support. In general, mattresses fall into three categories. Babies start rolling over in their sleep at around 4 months of age and by adulthood we’re moving as much as 75 times a night – whether it’s a simple twitch or a full-out roll. We move during the night to alleviate pressure point pain and to reduce stress and strain on our backs and joints. A good mattress will reduce how much you move at night by providing pressure point relief, which will allow you to slip into deeper, healing REM sleep. Most people need at least a month to adjust their bodies to a new sleep surface.
Considering how long we spend in bed in a 24 hour period, it’s no wonder that our muscles and joints have a memory of how to find the most comfortable spot on the mattress. Does that mean you should only buy from a mattress retailer that offers a comfort guarantee? If you’ve done your research, shopped around and spent time testing out a variety of mattresses, your mattress purchase should be a natural progression of those activities. Most mattresses today are made one-sided, which means they should never be flipped. So, how can you ensure maximum enjoyment of your mattress and reduce body impressions? Please note: when you first start sleeping on your new mattress, rotate every two weeks for the first two months. And remember that body impressions are normal up to 1 ½ inches and not a structural defect. The upholstery materials are conforming to the weight and shape of your body, which is a good thing. Mattress warranties do not refer to the life expectation of your purchase.
The warranty covers workmanship and materials and just like many products used with extreme regularity, you’ll notice wear and tear before you reach the end of the warranty. When buying a new mattress, read the warranty carefully even though there’s very little difference in the terms and conditions of warranties from manufacturer to manufacturer. It’s good to note that transportation costs (to and from the factory) are usually not covered in the case of repair or replacement. As well, a new warranty is normally not issued when the mattress is replaced. The warning against removing the law tag of your new mattress tag can be intimidating. The truth is that once you’ve bought the mattress and it’s in your home, you can do whatever you want with it. But if you ever need to file a warranty claim, it needs to be attached to the mattress because it contains critical information that will help the manufacturer process your claim. What’s the cost of a good night’s sleep?