Firmness
Type
Pocket Spring
Depth (cm)
33
Number of Layers
6
Trial Period (nights)
Warranty (years)
20
Price Range
£2,799
Best Sleeping Position(s)
Certifications
Assessed from the specification published by Furniture Village, captured September 2026, and from regular price comparison across our UK retail partners.
Choose this if you want traditional craftsmanship rather than foam. The Advanced Cortec Revolution Quad spring system uses a spring-within-a-spring design, which means the support adapts as you move rather than feeling like one flat tension. Above that sit layers of 2,500 and 4,000 high-density micro springs, so pressure relief comes from steel and natural fibre instead of memory foam, and that tends to sleep cooler. The fillings are wool, hemp, flax, cotton and mohair, and the wool-blend cover is woven in-house and free from chemical fire-retardant treatments. £2,799 is a lot, and the choice matters more because it's exclusive to Furniture Village, so you can't shop the price around.
Key Features & what's inside
- Pillowtop. A sewn-on top layer of springs, cotton, wool and mohair. This gives a plush initial feel before you reach the main support system.
- Advanced Cortec Revolution Quad pocket spring system. An award-winning spring-within-a-spring design that provides dynamic support adapting to your body. In practice, that means firmer resistance where you press harder and a softer response elsewhere.
- Posturfil pocket springs. A layer of 1,000 Posturfil pocket springs. These move independently, which helps limit the ripple you feel when a partner turns over.
- High-density micro springs. Layers of 2,500 and 4,000 high-density micro springs. Smaller springs contour more closely to your shape, doing the pressure-relief job foam does in other mattresses.
- Fillings. Wool, hemp, flax, cotton and mohair. Natural fibres like these breathe well, which matters if you tend to sleep warm.
- Cover. A wool and viscose blend cover woven in-house, fire-retardant without chemical treatments. A small detail, but a reassuring one if you're sensitive to chemical smells from new mattresses.
Layer details from furniturevillage.co.uk product page, September 2026.
Who's it NOT for?
If your budget sits well under £2,799, there's no way to soften that number. It's also not for anyone who loves the slow, sink-in hug of memory foam, as this is a responsive, springy feel throughout. And if you prefer to compare prices across shops, this model is exclusive to Furniture Village.
Harrison Spinks Pure Grande Pillowtop Mattress
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How many springs does the Harrison Spinks Pure Grande Pillowtop have?
It has 12,500 springs in total. That includes the Advanced Cortec Revolution Quad spring-within-a-spring system, 1,000 Posturfil pocket springs, and micro spring layers of 2,500 and 4,000, plus springs within the pillowtop itself.
Is the Harrison Spinks Pure Grande Pillowtop firm or medium?
It's available in both medium and firm tensions. Furniture Village also lists dual tension options for king and super king sizes, so each half of the bed can be a different firmness, which is handy if you and your partner disagree.
Does the Harrison Spinks Pure Grande come with a guarantee?
Furniture Village lists a 20-year structural guarantee on this mattress. As this is the retailer's stated term rather than one published by Harrison Spinks directly, it's sensible to confirm the details with Furniture Village before you buy.
How long does delivery take for the Pure Grande Pillowtop?
Furniture Village states delivery within 5 weeks, with a Premium Delivery Service for mattresses at £39. It's a longer wait than a boxed mattress, which is fairly normal for a traditionally made pocket spring model.
What is the Harrison Spinks Pure Grande Pillowtop made of?
The fillings are natural throughout: British wool, hemp, flax, cotton and mohair, with a wool and viscose blend cover woven in-house. There's no memory foam, so the feel is supportive and breathable rather than sinking and warm.
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