Happy Beds mattresses?

Just don't expect much in the terms of fillings. Yes they may be natural but there won't be much of them.

Pillowtops do go quite flat once in use, it says it's medium feel so in real terms it'll be quite soft. As very few mattresses online are ever sold as soft, as we all been brought up with this notion that soft beds are bad for you. So very few companies will describe a mattress as soft, as it won't sell very well.

Also I feel the edges of the mattress will be very weak.

Looking at the margins of beds that they don't make i.e Barcelona Wood Bed frame from Julian Bowen.

There profit margin seems very similar to what most online sellers would use.

So I'd say it's a cheap mattress that won't last very long. It's not a good mattress that's low in price.

Their T+C's like so many are illegal, "returned to us in re-saleable condition, in its full original carton/box."

That bits not true, customer must ensure goods are looked after, but that's all. DSR's allow for unpacking and understand that it's not always possible to repackage as item arrived.

In terms of spring count,fillings or pillowtop or all 3?

If spring count why do you feel that 2000 would suit your needs?

This is a cracking mattress for the money, you'll have to have a look around and try to find mattress only. As my link is for the whole set.

http://www.bestpricebeds.co.uk/restus-crystal-3000-natural-pocket-divan-bed-pid4506.html

Restus are very good value for money, due to much smaller over heads then most of the big boys.

Like most companies they do a range from very cheap and horrible to top end.

The model I recommended is towards their top end, but the side stitching really is a benefit. The mattress really is quite hefty, as a general rule the heavier a piece of furniture is the better it is.

They make mattresses for John Lewis and Next so quality really isn't an issue.

Honestly I've never been asked that question or even thought about it. So as for an answer I'm not so sure.

All I can say that hand side stitching takes around 1 hour per row. Can't really see how this could be done badly at it'll be obvious when you look at the mattress as stitches would be missing.

Some mattresses have a "mock" side stitched boarder which is added to the boarder by a sewing machine before it's even attached to the mattress. The only way to tell is really to see it in real life, pictures can be deceiving.

If you push down on a mock side stitch mattress the boarder will bow out, hand side stitched it'll concertina downwards.