Firmness
Type
Pocket Spring
Depth (cm)
24
Number of Layers
4
Trial Period (nights)
Warranty (years)
20
Price Range
£1,549 to £1,749
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.
The main reason to choose this mattress is the zip and link design. Because it's built as two joined halves, you can order dual tension, which means one of you sleeps on medium and the other on firm without anyone giving ground. The natural fillings matter too: wool, hemp and flax are naturally cooling and moisture-wicking, so if you're a warm sleeper you should feel the benefit compared with synthetic foams. Underneath, the Advanced Cortec Quad pocket spring system uses 3,250 springs in the king size, topped with 2,500 micro springs for pressure relief. Furniture Village lists a 20-year guarantee, which is longer than most brands offer, though check the terms with whichever retailer you buy from.
Key Features & what's inside
- Cover. A wool-blend cover woven in-house by Harrison Spinks, fire-retardant without any chemical treatments. That's reassuring if you're sensitive to chemical smells or simply prefer natural materials next to you.
- Fillings. Naturally cooling and moisture-wicking fillings, including responsibly sourced, fully traceable British wool plus hemp and flax grown on the Harrison Spinks farm. In practice this means better temperature regulation than foam, which tends to hold heat.
- Micro springs. A layer of 2,500 high-density micro springs sits above the main springs. These respond to smaller pressure points, which you'll feel as a cushioned, contouring surface at your shoulders and hips.
- Pocket springs. The award-winning Advanced Cortec Quad pocket spring system, with 3,250 springs in the king size. Each spring moves independently, so you get support where you need it and less disturbance when your partner turns over.
Layer details from furniturevillage.co.uk product page, September 2026.
Who's it NOT for?
This isn't the mattress for anyone on a tighter budget: from £1,549, it's a significant outlay. Solo sleepers won't get much from the zip and link design, and it only comes in King and Super King, so it's no use for smaller beds. It's also a no-turn mattress, which some traditionalists dislike.
Harrison Spinks Pure Response Zip and Link Mattress
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What is a zip and link mattress?
It's a mattress made in two halves that zip together to form one bed. The main benefit is dual tension: each half can have a different firmness, so you and your partner can each choose your own feel. The two halves also make it easier to move than a single large mattress.
Is the Harrison Spinks Pure Response firm or medium?
You can choose: it's available in medium, firm and dual tension. Dual tension means one half is medium and the other firm, which suits couples with different preferences or a noticeable weight difference.
How many springs does the Harrison Spinks Pure Response have?
The king size has 3,250 pocket springs in the Advanced Cortec Quad system, plus a layer of 2,500 high-density micro springs for pressure relief. The retailer listing doesn't state a separate spring count for the Super King.
Does the Harrison Spinks Pure Response come with a guarantee?
Furniture Village lists a 20-year guarantee on this mattress. That's the retailer's stated term rather than a confirmed brand-wide offer, so if you buy elsewhere, check what guarantee that retailer provides before ordering.
Does the Harrison Spinks Pure Response need turning?
No, it's described as a no-turn mattress, so you won't need to flip it over. Some people prefer a turnable mattress for even wear, but no-turn designs are far easier to manage, especially at this size.
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