Has any one had a bad experience,as we have with a Harrison Spinks mattress

Jaybe do Retro sofabed with 130mm pocket sprung mattress.

You might say we're biased, but we think if you have the right mattress for your body type, which not only contours to your shape and supports your body in all the right places, but provides the right comfort, you don't need a mattress topper! The best advice we can give is to go to a showroom and try them out for as long as it takes. Two things you can look out for are: - Ensuring your hips aren't being pushed up or are sinking too much into the mattress - Ensuring you have some support on the backs of your knees from the mattress - if you don't this could be a sign that the mattress is too firm for you Seeing as your spend a third of your life on a mattress, with good mattresses lasting up to 10 years, it's definitely worth investing in one that's right for you :)

Let's go ahead and state the obvious: mattresses have never been a visual feast for the eyes. White, cream or covered in dated patterns - that's the norm. You're going to cover it up with sheets anyway so what's the problem? But suddenly the way a mattress looks uncovered seems to be a focal point for buyers. So we're asking the question: does the appearance of your mattress without its sheets on really matter to you?