The Simba Hybrid® Mattress We created our mattress after extensively testing it with The Sleep to Live Institute whose research is based on profiling more than 10 million people and 180 million body profile data points. What Sets Us Apart Our Simba Hybrid® mattress was created after testing it with The Sleep To Live Institute whose research is based on profiling over 10m people. Our springs make us unique. 2,500 patented conical pocket springs move horizontally & vertically to fit the shape of your body and give you the best sleep. Our Simbatex layer provides cool, gentle support, whilst our Visco memory foam moulds expertly to your body shape. It's like a mattress tailor made for you. 100 Night Sleep Trial We're so confident you'll love your Simba Hybrid® mattress we offer a 100 Night Sleep Trial - so you don't need to lose any sleep over it. Everything we do at Simba is done so you get the very best service - from a mattress that's tailored to your body to our speedy delivery.
Your Simba mattress is designed and manufactured in the UK - and delivered straight to you. Still want to meet your mattress first? You'll find Simba in select John Lewis stores around the UK, so pop in and try us out. Order today, get it tomorrow and trial it for 100 nightsCompare High end comfort and soft sleepwell high density foam mattress with elegant cover Shanghai Foamemo Furniture Manufacturer Co., Ltd. US $8-40 500 Pieces Transaction Level Abu Dhabi International Airport is offering passengers the chance to catch up on some rest in sleeping pods across two locations in Terminal 3. Transit passengers can catch up on some well-earned rest in sleeping pods that fold flat to offer a refreshing airport experience you could only dream of. How to take advantage GoSleep is available either through advance bookings, or on the spot subject to pod availability. Pay only from AED 50 (1st one hour) to AED 25 (day) or 30 (night) per consecutive hour (depending on the length of your stay) up front at the GoSleep reception, and their hospitality staff will show you how to operate your designated sleeping pod.
For further information please visit www.gosleep.aero. For reservations please click here. - GoSleep is a state-of-the-art chair that converts into a sleeping pod with a fold-flat bed, further innovated to Abu Dhabi International Airport specifications to offer its passengers a ‘world first’ product. - The stylish design, produced in Finland is easy to operate and features a partial or fully enclosed sliding shade that cocoons the customer from light and crowds. Intended for sleep, they offer peace and relaxation as well as privacy within the busy airport environment. - GoSleep includes secure storage for luggage and other valuables, and allows customers to charge their laptops, mobile telephones, and other electronic devices. - Thirty seven sleeping pods are currently available in Terminal 3 across two dedicated sleep lounges: - Near the Etihad transfer desk at Departures, up the escalator in front of Costa coffee shop in Terminal 3 Duty Free area. This is the most convenient location for passengers coming from Terminal 1.
- Past the Etihad transfer desk at Terminal 3 Arrivals, in the corridor leading to passport control. This is the closest location for passengers arriving at Terminal 3. Special Promotion for Check-In after 10:00, and Check-Out before 20:00 Hrs: Includes free rental pillow Includes free blanket, and free rental pillowMy ten-year-old sofa bed from Marks & Spencer had served me well but was just getting a bit dog-eared - so I recently went back to see if the same model was still available.Except the 10cm mattress of my old bed has been switched to just 6cm on the current version. As I'm reluctant to pay more than a grand for something with what seems to be a lower spec than it used to be a decade ago, I set about researching alternatives.There are certain questions you'll need to ask at the outset, such as what type of mattress you want. Pocket sprung are generally good, with the more springs the better. Memory foam tends to divide sleepers more with its lasting impression that moulds to the body.
Sitting pretty: Choosing the right sofa-bed can be a bit of minefieldAlso, what type of sofa cushions do you want on the sofa itself? Softer ones that you need to plump daily or more durable ones that do not require much attention?It is also worth making a decision about the sofa-bed mechanism, with my preferred option being the sofa converting into a bed in one easy movement with wooden slats to provide additional back support.Interior designer Sarah Ward, of Sarah Ward Associates, recommends investing money so that you get the exact product you want to ensure the comfort of your guests.She said: 'The thickness of the mattress and the mechanism will dictate the overall height of the sofa. A corner will unit make the product seem more generous and luxurious. And remember that the bed size will be governed by the seating area within the arms of the sofa.'Sofa Workshop prides itself on its bespoke service. There are set sofa-bed designs to choose from but these can then be altered according to your requirements - for example, if you want higher arms, it will build these for you.
And while it has a choice of fabrics, you can even use your own. So say you bought some fabric from Laura Ashley, you can ask for the sofa to be covered in that material - so long as it is upholstery fabric and adheres to fire regulations. However, the depth of the cheapest mattress option available from Sofa Workshop is just 2.5cms. Sofa Workshop insists this is for one-off guest use and that the everyday sofa-bed mechanism has a 10cm thick mattress and wooden slats. However, it is not pocket sprung. The mattress on the Sofa Workshop Jude sofa-bed is 10cm thick and is on wooden slats.Hitting Marks & Spencer on Oxford Street at peak shopping time was always going to be a bad move. But strapped for time, I headed to the furniture department at the top of the central London store. I've had an Abbey sofa-bed from Marks for the past 10 years, and I have been more than pleased with it - but it has done a good stint and it is time for it to be replaced. After choosing a different fabric, I was about to pay when I decided to check on the size of the mattress.
It was a deal breaker as it is no longer 10cm, but a mere 6cm. An M&S spokesperson said: 'Our Abbey sofa range is a firm favourite with our customers and we have sold it for over 15 years. We are always looking at ways to improve our products, and our Abbey sofa-bed now has a fully sprung base and slimmer mattress that offers better support and more comfort.' The M&S Abbey sofa-bed has seen its mattress shrink in size from 10cm to 6cm.Bishopstrow storage sofa-bed, £1,887, www.willowandhall.co.ukFrom the moment I walked into Willow & Hall's stunning showroom in Chiswick, I knew that the experience of buying a sofa-bed had turned a corner. A keen and energetic showroom assistant began with showing me the three types of mattresses on offer, from the 14cm open spring model with interconnected springs and pocket sprung mattress with individual springs (which is more suited to two people) through to a memory foam base at 12cm, which is apparently the most popular option. The easy mechanism means conversion into a bed is with one easy fold out movement.
There is also a choice of cushions - luxury ones that need plumping every day or more hard wearing ones. This design also comes with storage under the chaise, offering a perfect place for pillows and duvets. Ordering on the website isn't smooth as it could be. The mattress on the Willow and Hall Bishopstrow chaise storage sofa-bed has an impressive 14cm mattress.Some of Heal's sofas are stunning and so it was disappointment to see they don't all translate into sofa-beds. So while some of their sofa-beds are large and full of plump cushions, their sofa-beds have a more modern and angular feel. For example, the Cumulous corner sofa is not available in a sofa bed format. Heal's seems to be missing a trick on this front and if this product was available, it would have been at the top of my list. A spokesman for Heal's said: 'All our sofa-beds have pocket sprung mattresses, of varying size depending on the style. They are designed in Denmark and whereas standard sofa-beds can be either a bed or a sofa, our styles are more multifunctional - for example the Knap sofa bed can be a sofa, a day bed (half up, half down) or a bed.
You can also vary the seat back recline between full upright and gentle recline offing many ways of using these versatile pieces of furniture.' The sofa-beds at Heal's have pocket sprung mattresses, of 'varying size depending on the style'.John Lewis offers an alternative to the traditional sofa-bed design. The bed is pulled out from the main unit and a sheet can be put over the whole area including the chaise unit. The foam mattress is aimed at occasional use and the chaise end unit offers a storage area. The mattress is 8cm deep. Jo Unsworth, upholstery buyer at John Lewis said 'Customers may not always have a spare room available, so are increasingly keen to ensure that their sofa-beds are as aesthetically pleasing as possible, which is partly why this model is one of our most popular. This sofa-bed is also particularly comfortable, due to its thick mattress, so a good buy for a customer looking for a sofa-bed that will be used on a regular basis. It also has internal storage to allow bedding to be stored in and is available in a number of sizes and a huge array of different fabrics.'