Numerous mattress brand names belong to the same holding or investment organisation and attempting to find out who operates everything has grown to be an enjoyable investigation for Corstorphine Bed Centre. Firstly, as mattress development techniques improve, it has become noticeable that the internal components of various mattresses are similar but offered under different brand brands and, of course, prices. Knowing this provides you with the opportunity to be able to identify similar specs and selecting the manufacturer that offers the best value for money mattress. We are all acquainted with the scenario of trainers where the nagging power of young people finds us paying more than four or five times the real value just for a designer brand. Buying a mattress solely based on a brand label is just as ludicrous. The components used in all mattresses primarily are supplied from some specialised suppliers all manufacturers use these self-same manufacturers whether you have come across them or not.
Looking at the makeup of the business listed below, it does display some rather obvious questions. Namely, if Steinhoff possesses the Staples Brand, the Myers Brand, the Dunlopillo Brand, etc. Exactly why are they not featured inside the stores they manage? Consider Bensons for example Oct 2016 a browse for Myers no products found. A search for Staples no products found. A look for Dunlopillo only two models. Apart from a couple of brands from the Silentnight Group, Sealy and Silentnight, the Bensons site seems to be focused on the Sleepmaster brand and the Sensaform brand. Brand names that are only found in Benson’s stores. The Silentnight Group is additionally an interesting company to study. Clearly, they do not have their own stores and partner up with numerous high street notables such as Argos, Tesco, Sainsbury, Carpetright and countless independents. Additionally, as detailed on this site, there are so many combinations of spring and upholstery products you can put together to significantly differentiate one mattress from another.
So why can there be so many Silentnight models available with differing model titles that can be realistically judged to be entirely and notably different? The size of the mattress industry is extremely large. In the UK, there are well over a hundred bed and mattress producers some big and some smaller, many of whom are based in the Yorkshire area, recognised to be the mattress capital of the country. With this in mind, it gets to be a challenging task attempting to differentiate the manufacturers who are worthy investigating and those who just churn out cheap mattresses for the low-end market. When you make a decision to ‘buy a new mattress’ we are conscious that as the investment is a once in a few years decision you will have no idea of wherever or how to begin your search. The manufacturers detailed next are considered to be the main suppliers within the trade and should be made use of as a starting place in your research. As we said at the start, knowing which brand names belong to whom will help in this search as numerous companies may not want you to know this.
Which bed company owns which mattress brands? Hilding Anders Group Sweden Backed by British private equity group Candover Jensens Beds – Hilding Anders Ikea Own Label – TBC Dunlopillo Slumberland Horatio Myers Staples Silentnight Group Now in the hands of new US owner, private equity firm HIG Silentnight – Silentnight Group Layezee – Silentnight Group Sealy UK – Silentnight Group – Licensed Pocket Spring Bed Company – Silentnight Group Rest Assured – Silentnight Group Stearns and Foster – Silentnight Group Harrison Spinks Ltd Spinko Ltd Somnus – Harrison Spinks Beds Harrison – Harrison Spinks Beds Spink and Edgar – Harrison Spinks Beds John Lewis Own label – Harrison Spinks Beds -[ Plus others ] Sun European [Private Equity Group] ScS [95 Stores] – Online: Sleep Centre Branding Dreams – As of May 2013 Highgate Beds Ltd UK Highgate Healthopaedic – Highgate Beds Sleepwise – Highgate Beds Sleeping Comfort – Highgate Beds Sleepmode – Highgate Beds Simmons Group- Parent Company – Cauval Industries [fr] Simmons – Simmons Group Sleepeeze – Simmons Group Cumfilux – Simmons Group Nestledown – Simmons Group Steinhoff UK International Holdings Ltd Homestyle Operations Ltd JW Carpenter Ltd Relyon [Brand] Steinhoff Dunlopillo [Brand] – Bought from Hilding Anders April 2013 Slumberland [Brand] – Bought from Hilding Anders April 2013 Horatio Myers [Brand] – Bought from
Hilding Anders April 2013 Staples [Brand] – Bought from Hilding Anders April 2013 Sprung Slumber [Brand] TBC- Steinhoff Bensons for Beds Homestyle Operations Sleepmasters Steinhoff – Rebranded as Bensons For Beds [Jan 2012 The Bed Shed Steinhoff – Rebranded as Bensons For Beds – Jan 2012 Harveys Homestyle Operations / Steinhoff International [tbc] Cargo Homestyle Operations / JW Carpenter Homestyle Homestyle Operations / JW Carpenter Reid Furniture Steinhoff Keen and Toms Holdings Ltd Hypnos Royal warrant holder Millbrook Beds Ltd Millbrook The Handmade Bed Company For Furniture Village / Selfridges etc Flex Equipos De Descanso, S.A. Vi-Spring Ltd our Artisan Bespoke is a great ViSpring Alternative And So To Bed ES Kluft and Co – 51 share as of June 2013 Airsprung Furniture Group Plc Airsprung Gainsborough Beds Hush Sleep Collection Hush-a-Bye Gainsborough Sofa Beds Swanglen Furnishings Bought out of admin June 13 Cavendish Upholstery Airofreem Foam Supplier Kaymed Kaymed King Koil Odearest Kaymed SleepSpa Kaymed Wellbeing Kaymed Foam Breasley Consumer Products Ltd UK Manufacturers for many own label
retailers Breasley Salus Naked Beds Accolade Flexcell Amor Postureform Healthbeds –Family owned Smeaton family Burgess Beds – Bespoke manufacturer Savoir Beds – Exclusive Bespoke manufacturer GNG Group Komfi Implay : This is not a full and detailed list, and all subsidiaries may not be provided. Any mistakes or omission will be rectified as soon as possible upon obtaining instruction. When Christy Durbin and her husband were in the market for a new mattress, they couldn’t agree and instead compromised on one that they both “tolerated.” That was a problem; Durbin believed that a mattress, one of the most important items in a person’s life, should be able to be customized to fit both partners, regardless of different sleep needs and habits. So, with a team of “sleep enthusiasts,” she created a line of custom-made mattresses called Staya Sleep. Each mattress, a combination of special micro-coils (rather than traditional inner springs) and specialty foam, is made individually based on a customer’s needs and comes in at a price point far lower than what a customer would find in-store.
In fact, that’s why Durbin keeps her business online – to cut costs of mattress storage, salaries and commissions. Here’s how it works: Customers can choose between a making a custom mattress and ordering a universal mattress (which is recommended for guests rooms and lovers of hotel mattresses). Don’t hesitate to customize – the price, which ranges from $699 to $999, won’t go up. I went through the customization process, answering questions about sleep arrangements (by myself), the side I prefer (the right – yes, they’re customized by side), my height and weight (just over 5’11”, a lady doesn’t tell) before finally choosing my mattress preference (firm). All in all, thanks to free shipping, my customized queen-sized mattress would run me $899 and last for 10 years. The mattresses take a week to make and ship, and you’ll have it within 5-7 business days. I don’t have a guest room – or the need or means for a new mattress right now – but I know where I’ll go when I do.