Wake up feeling refreshed after sleeping on a Memory Foam Mattress, expertly designed to mould to the contours of your body, providing the ultimate in support throughout the night. The Memory Foam Mattress has revolutionised sleep with its orthopaedic and healthcare benefits . The advanced technology of memory foam is great for sore joints or back problems, as the material absorbs your unique body shape, providing full body support and keeping your spine in perfect alignment in any sleep position. Tossing and turning during the night is the biggest cause of sleep disturbance, however, as your pressure points are eliminated whilst sleeping on memory foam, the need to toss and turn is reduced by a staggering 80%. Visco Elastic Memory Foam is an innovative design which was originally developed by NASA to reduce pressure on the bodies of astronauts upon leaving and re-entering the Earth's atmosphere. As a Memory Foam Mattress is usually denser than other mattresses on the market, they are often expensive.
Brands which are synonymous with memory foam often charge up to £2000 for a memory foam mattress. However independent tests show that you don't always get what you pay for. Our Memory Foam Warehouse vs Tempur comparison guide considers cheaper alternatives which prove that a quality Memory Foam Mattress doesn't have to come with a high price tag. We have an extensive range, with a variety of mattress firmness levels, including Pocket Sprung Mattresses made using either a 1000, 1500 or 2000 pocket sprung base combined with our pressure relieving memory foam. We also have a great range of Orthopaedic Mattresses for customers with greater healthcare requirements. For a detailed look at our full range, read our Guide to Our Mattress Ranges to find the perfect Memory Foam Mattress for you. Memory Foam Warehouse is the UK's leading manufacturer and supplier of Memory Foam Mattresses. Our range is designed and made in Yorkshire and sold directly from our warehouse. This means our customers are able to purchase the best quality memory foam mattresses whilst saving up to 70% on high street prices.
We believe finding the right mattress is an essential investment that benefits your health and overall well-being. You can shop online using our helpful Guide to Finding Your Mattress or you can call us on 0330 0080 377 and speak to one of our sleep experts for personal advice and support. Alternatively, you can visit our web factory outlet and experience the luxury comfort of our range for yourself. Our phone lines and retail outlet is open 7 days a week and as we are so confident that we can find you the perfect Memory Foam Mattress, we offer a 60 Night Trial Guarantee to ensure you've found your perfect match.COLLECT for free in AS LITTLE AS 60 SECS large item delivery from next day Look out for products badged Fast Track to get it today - Collect in as little as 60 seconds - 7 days to collect - Dedicated Fast Track counter in-store - 7 days a week - Buy before 6pm and we'll deliver by 10pm - Choice of 4 delivery slots From next day, 7 days a week
Choice of 4 delivery slots 1 - 50 of 515 items Whether you like your mattress medium, firm or made of memory foam, we've got the perfect mattress to give you a great night's sleep. Our mattresses come in various sizes such as single, single double, double, king size & super king so whatever bed frame you have we have got it covered. Make sure you invest well in a mattress as it can last many years and you spend on average 1/3rd of you life in bed so make sure you invest in a better life for you. When you've found your dream mattress, don't forget to pick up the essentials. We've got everything from the best bedroom furniture to style it anyway that you would like, to the comfiest pillows, so make your bed the place the best place in your house by making it stylish with our wide range of duvet cover sets and cosy accessories such as cushions, blankets- Go on get your comfy on! Silentnight Miracoil Travis Cushiontop Single Mattress. Airsprung Sleepwalk Single Sprung Rolled Mattress.
Airsprung Stitchbond Sprung Rolled Single Mattress. Airsprung Sleepwalk Double Sprung Rolled Mattress. Silentnight McKenna Miracoil 3 Ortho Single Mattress. I-Sleep Collect and Go Pocket Double Memory Foam Mattress. Average review rating: High to Low TEMPUR Hybrid Supreme Mattress - Medium TEMPUR Hybrid Elite Mattress - Medium TEMPUR Hybrid Luxe Mattress - Medium Firm TEMPUR Original 21 Mattress - Firm TEMPUR Original Deluxe 22 Mattress - Medium Firm TEMPUR Original Deluxe 27 Mattress - Medium Firm TEMPUR Cloud 21 Mattress - Medium TEMPUR Cloud Deluxe 22 Mattress - Medium TEMPUR Cloud Deluxe 27 Mattress - Medium TEMPUR Sensation 21 Mattress - Medium Firm TEMPUR Sensation Deluxe 22 Mattress - Medium TEMPUR Sensation Deluxe 27 Mattress - Medium The material used in a memory foam mattress is activated by body heat so it supports and hugs your body shape in any position you want to sleep in. When you settle down for a night on one of these mattresses, you will feel supreme comfort as the cells form around your body.
We have memory foam mattresses in a variety of thicknesses and sizes including; single, double, king and super king to suit a variety of beds and budgets. Our range includes the Sensation Deluxe 27 mattress from TEMPUR which features an extra deep layer of temperature sensitive foam and offers sublime support and comfort to combat aches and pains to give you a brilliant night’s sleep. To ensure that you get the perfect mattress for you, we also offer a 40 Night Comfort Guarantee which enables you to find a no quibble replacement for your mattress if it does not suit you. If you have any questions or require any more information on any of our great range of memory foam mattresses or any other product, please do not hesitate to call our friendly sales team on 0800 652 5090.Mattresses have become so technological – some are even based on research from the US space agency NASA – that they now sometimes go by the name 'sleep systems'. And at up to £40,000 a throw, some even cost as much as a mid-range BMW and command the same sort of social status.
But is it really necessary to fork out to get a good night's sleep? The consensus is that a cheap mattress is indeed a false economy – spending, say, less than £200 is almost certainly not going to ensure a good night's sleep unless you are very young, very light and frequently sleeping somewhere else. Cheap mattresses also need replacing more often, perhaps as frequently as every two years. Spend a bit extra, say, more than £1,000, and you should not need to change the mattresses for 10 years, or, in the most luxurious pocket spring cases, up to 25. "Spend as much as you can afford," advises Andy Hills of And So To Bed. "The minimum should be about £700 on the mattress and bed base combined. It always strikes me as absurd that people will spend £3,000 or £4,000 on a sofa which they sit on for an hour or two some evenings, and much less than £1,000 on a bed where they will spend a crucial eight hours every night." Once you have fixed the budget, the next priority is looking for the right kind of support.
"People often ask for orthopaedic mattresses, but all that means is a hard one," says Hills. "Very few people actually need a hard mattress unless they have crushed a disc. For most other people, they will simply be uncomfortable, particularly for lighter women, creating shoulder pain and pins and needles sensations." Indeed, your body weight will largely dictate the sort of tension you require – the softer ones are better for an eight-stone woman, a firmer mattress will benefit a 16-stone rugby player type. Of course, many suppliers sell combination mattresses with different tensions on either side, catering for couples with greatly varying weights. Always remember to lie down on a mattress in the showroom and ask for professional advice Others sell two mattresses zipped together, a technique much improved on the old days, making it now almost impossible to tell that there is a divide. "We say if couples feel the zip, we'll give them their money back," says Hills.
With spring mattresses, the firmness is largely dictated by the number of springs. High-quality mattresses such as Vi-Spring, such as the superb double model, will often have soft cotton and lamb's wool to enhance the springs; the very best will have horsehair filling, which breathes well and acts like more tiny springs. Vi-Spring offer a comfort promise – try the mattress for up to 90 days, if need be, they will replace it with a softer or harder one. Tempur, a manufacturer of memory foam mattresses using material developed at NASA to relieve g-force pressures during space launches, offers a 60-night free trial. The viscoelastic foam is designed to eliminate pressure points by spreading body weight evenly. The foam cell mattresses, that start at around £1,040 for a double, reorganise themselves constantly to mould to the exact contours of a body, and because they do not harbour dust mites in the same way as more traditional mattresses, they are excellent for asthma sufferers.
Although good mattresses are expensive, they are surely worth it for health and happiness, even if it means making savings elsewhere. "People often put up with wakeful nights, constant tiredness and sore backs for a long time before connecting it to the mattress," warns Lucy Benham of John Lewis. "A good test is sitting on the edge and seeing whether the whole side of the mattress collapses. If so, the mattress needs urgent replacement. "Also, when looking at a new one, remember that quilted ones tend to be of lower quality. Tufted ones, which look like they have buttons going through them, are better as this means the filling is contained to avoid it moving around. Good stitching around the sides indicates that the springs are contained in pockets, which will be much more effective than open spring mattresses. "But always remember to lie down on a mattress in the showroom and ask for professional advice. Choosing a new mattress is a very important decision indeed."
Make sure the bed base is suitable for your mattress. A poor base will make even the most expensive mattress uncomfortable. Divan or upholstered ones are best for spring mattresses as the springs in both components complement each other. Memory foam mattresses are better if you have only a wooden slatted base. To gauge the right tension for you, lie on the mattress in the showroom, and push your hand under the small of your back. If there is a large gap, the mattress is too soft, no gap at all, then it's too firm. Just being able to pass your hand through suggests that the tension is spot on. If the mattress is too hard, your body will try to compensate by frequently tossing and turning during the night, up to 60 times. This will impair your and your partner's sleep. A good mattress will reduce turning to 17 times a night. A too-hard mattress makes the body do the work, rather than the bed. The shoulder and hips cannot sink into the mattress, so they curve towards each other, resulting in a bent and stressed spine.
A too-soft mattress lets the body sink into a hammock position, causing hips and shoulders to pinch in, the spine to curve and putting pressure on joints and muscles. Numbness and tingling can follow. The best spring mattresses tend to be pocket-sprung, where each individual spring is kept separate to respond to pressure from your body. Five of the best mattresses 1. Vispring wembury superb small double mattress, £1550 Made from British fleece wool, cotton and horsehair to added breathability, this Vispring mattress is guaranteed to give you a comfortable night's sleep. 2. Tempur sensation deluxe 22 memory foam mattress, £1899 The NASA developed Tempur material works to redistribute body weight and reduce pressure points while you sleep. The supportive foam layer also cradles the body throughout the night, making sure you achieve optimum relaxation. 3. Sealy Activ Geltex 2800 box top pocket spring, £1150 Sealy combines the latest technology and eco-friendly luxury fillings to provide the ultimate in quality sleep solutions.