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Originally formed in the town of Skipton, North Yorkshire Silentnight has grown to become the UK’s number one manufacturer of branded beds for the home. Today, producing approximately 1800 beds a day they are the largest and best loved bed makers in the land.
Silentnight produce a wide range of beds to suit every individual’s needs, such as the ‘Miracoil® Spring System’. This cutting-edge development uses a number of zoned areas of springs enabling the mattress to react to both your weight, and to the contours of your body. Subsequently, Mirapocket versions of these with an extra layer of pocketed mini springs, the ultimate in lavish comfort and support, were produced for the modern market, showcasing the company’s ability to move forward by constantly bettering themselves. Other recent product developments include the popular children’s My First Bed range and the PocketZing range, which not only applies advanced pocket spring technology but also Purotex, a cover that uses friendly bacteria to ensure a naturally hygienic & dust-mite free mattress.
Having produced in total over 60million beds since its humble beginnings Silentnight shows no sign of letting up. The company continues to pursue innovative and original ideas and designs for your better comfort. We have a full range of Silentntnight mattresses available to look at from cheap Silentnight mattresses, to the very top quality. Silentnight Miracoil 3 and Silentnight Miracoil 7 mattresses are enormously popular, because of the technology at work in them. Siletnight divans also feature, and you can pick up a great Silentnight divan for a very reaosnable price.
If you need any help choosing your Silentnight bed, feel free to contact our knowledgable sales team, who can help you find the perfect Silentnight bed to meet your needs!
Stompa are specialists in exciting and imaginative Bunk Beds and Cabin Beds. Full of vibrant colours these beds are hugely attractive and with an optional range of extras you can personalise and brighten up any child’s bedroom so that they have a place not only to sleep but also relax, work and play!
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Latex is the whitish fluid that is collected from the rubber tree to make foam, rubber and latex. The rubber sap once collected from the tree is used to make mattresses and many other things. In the case of the latex mattress, you will find that there are two major styles of turning the rubber into the mattress we see in our shop. Latex mattresses are the new equivalent to memory foam mattresses however they are non heat responsive and therefore should keep keep cooler throughout the night.
is a common name for visco elastic foam. It has a fascinating history: it was initially developed by NASA for the space programme to help shield astronauts from high G forces. It is now used for bedding materials such as mattresses, pillows and mattress pads. Memory Foam moulds itself to the contours of your body, giving a uniform level of support. It is a good compromise between the comfort of a soft mattress and the support of a hard mattress.
Continuous coils Or Mira-coils, work by a hinging effect, similar to that of offset coils. In a basic sense a continuous coil is simply that, one continuous coil in an up and down fashion forming one row (usually from head to toe) of what appear to be individual coils. The advantages of how firm a support the continuous coil provides it is somewhat tempered overtime with the "noise" associated from a typical Mira-coil unit.
An Orthopaedic Mattress is a mattress designed to give additional back support.
With innovations in the medical fields in the 1950s, many manufacturers of mattresses made an effort to improve their products and give them a product edge over competitors. It was in the midst this culture that the concept of a mattress that was medically superior was born. The Orthopaedic Mattress was the final product of many years of research and development from many different companies.
For many back pain sufferers, the orthopaedic mattress can offer a massive improvement in their quality of life. The appropriate support, and a reduction in pressure point pain can help sufferers to get a good night sleep and much needed pain relief. The cumulative effect of chronic back and neck pain has a profound effect.
Pocket Sprung is a type of spring system, widely considered to be better than the more traditional open coil.
The springs are individually nested, so they can work independently from each other. This increases support as the mattress can adjust to your body's contours. They can also reduce sleep disturbance caused by your partners movements. Eliminates 'roll together' and increases back support
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The quilt has micro fibres which help circulate air
This is stretched to further the porrous properties and better regulate temperature
Hand tufting consists of several fibres woven through the fillings and felt tufts on the surface of the mattress
This is distinguishable by the felted tufts atop the mattress
Tufted gives the mattress a more traditional appearance and feel
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A hypoallergenic mattress is a specially designed mattress which is supposed to prevent allergies. Usually a hypoallergenic mattress is tightly sealed to prevent dead skin and body oils from penetrating the mattress and attracting dust mites, along with other microscopic organisms that can cause allergic reactions. A less costly alternative to a hypoallergenic mattress is a mattress wrap, which seals the mattress in a layer of protective material.
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