Firmness
Medium Firm
Type
Pocket Spring
Depth (cm)
29
Number of Layers
4
Trial Period (nights)
Warranty (years)
20
Price Range
£2,999 to £3,399
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 zip and link design lets you split the mattress into two halves, useful for tricky staircases or couples who want the option of separating the bed. Underneath, the Advanced Cortec Revolution Quad system uses a spring-within-a-spring design, which means the mattress adapts to your weight and movement rather than offering one fixed level of support. A layer of 2,500 micro springs sits above it for pressure relief where hips and shoulders press in. The fillings are traceable and farm-grown, and there are no foams or synthetics listed. Furniture Village states a 20-year structural guarantee, notably longer than most brands offer. Yes, the price is steep, but the materials and construction go some way to justifying it.
Key Features & what's inside
- Cover. A wool-blend cover woven in-house that is fire-retardant without chemical treatments. That means natural fire safety rather than sprayed-on chemicals next to your skin.
- Fillings. Responsibly sourced, fully traceable British wool, hemp and flax grown on the Harrison Spinks farm, alongside soft cotton. Wool and cotton breathe well, which helps regulate temperature through the night.
- Micro springs. A layer of 2,500 high-density micro springs providing pressure relief and cushioning. These small springs contour to your body more precisely than fillings alone, easing pressure at the hips and shoulders.
- Pocket spring system. The award-winning Advanced Cortec Revolution Quad pocket spring system with a spring-within-a-spring design. In practice, this gives dynamic support that adapts as you change position rather than one fixed feel.
Layer details from furniturevillage.co.uk product page, September 2026.
Who's it NOT for?
At £2,999 upwards, this is a considered purchase, so it won't suit tighter budgets. It only comes in UK King and Super King, ruling out single and double sleepers. And if you prefer the slow, cradling sink of memory foam, an all-spring, natural-filled mattress will feel noticeably springier and more buoyant.
Harrison Spinks Pure Splendour Zip and Link Medium/Firm Mattress
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How many springs does the Harrison Spinks Pure Splendour have?
It has 11,000 springs in total, including a layer of 2,500 high-density micro springs for pressure relief. The main support comes from the Advanced Cortec Revolution Quad pocket spring system, which uses a spring-within-a-spring design to adapt to your body.
Is the Pure Splendour Zip and Link firm or medium?
The version covered here is medium/firm tension, a middle-ground feel that suits most sleepers. The range is available in medium, firm and dual tension, so couples with different preferences can choose a different tension on each side via the dual option.
What is the guarantee on the Harrison Spinks Pure Splendour?
Furniture Village, which sells this mattress exclusively, states a 20-year structural guarantee. That is a long span by any measure. As the terms are stated by the retailer, it's sensible to confirm the details with Furniture Village before you buy.
What is the Harrison Spinks Pure Splendour made of?
The fillings are British wool, hemp and flax grown on the Harrison Spinks farm, plus breathable cotton, under a wool and viscose blend cover woven in-house. There's no foam listed, so it should sleep cooler than synthetic alternatives, though it won't have that memory foam hug.
How deep is the Pure Splendour mattress?
It's 29cm deep, a generous depth that reflects the substantial spring system and natural fillings inside. Deeper mattresses can make fitted sheets a squeeze, so check your bedding will stretch to it.
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