best kozeesleep mattress?

rpuri

what's the best kozeesleep medium to firm pocket sprung mattress?
is it the Duchess?
is the kozeesleep orthopocket too firm?

can both of these be used on a slated mahogany bedstead and can they be turned?

what's the typical lifespan of kozeesleep products?

what is this, 21 questions?

Thanks

Tim_Deegan

rpuri wrote: »

what's the best kozeesleep medium to firm pocket sprung mattress?
is it the Duchess?
is the kozeesleep orthopocket too firm?

can both of these be used on a slated mahogany bedstead and can they be turned?

what's the typical lifespan of kozeesleep products?

what is this, 21 questions?

Thanks

The Duchess is medium, the Empress is medium to firm, and the Orthopocket is a little firmer than the Empress.

The Duchess is top of their range of medium pocket sprung only mattresses. The Empress is their top of the range of medium to firm pocket sprung only mattresses.

None of them are suitable for slatted bases. However you can lay a sheet of pegboard or hardboard over the slats to spread the weight out. This applies to most pocket sprung mattresses, regardless of what they may tell you in the shops.

All of them are two sided, so can be turned.

If you look after them and turn them on a regular basis, then the top quality ones should last a minimum of ten years.

rpuri

Tim_Deegan wrote: »

The Duchess is medium, the Empress is medium to firm, and the Orthopocket is a little firmer than the Empress.

The Duchess is top of their range of medium pocket sprung only mattresses. The Empress is their top of the range of medium to firm pocket sprung only mattresses.

None of them are suitable for slatted bases. However you can lay a sheet of pegboard or hardboard over the slats to spread the weight out. This applies to most pocket sprung mattresses, regardless of what they may tell you in the shops.

All of them are two sided, so can be turned.

If you look after them and turn them on a regular basis, then the top quality ones should last a minimum of ten years.

Wow every question answered. MSE is nothing without it's professional users like this dude.

Thanks