Firmness
Type
Pocket Spring
Depth (cm)
Number of Layers
Trial Period (nights)
Warranty (years)
Price Range
£451 to £813
Best Sleeping Position(s)
Certifications
Assessed from mattress data provided by our UK retail partners, captured September 2026, and from regular price comparison across those retailers.
If you want a pocket sprung mattress from an established British manufacturer and you're shopping in the middle of the price bracket, the Allure Firm Pocket 2500 is worth a look. The £451 to £813 spread across sizes is reasonably contained, which means moving up from a Double to a King won't stretch the budget dramatically. The full run of sizes, including Small Single and Small Double, helps if you have a less common bed frame. We can't yet confirm the layer-by-layer construction or comfort materials, so treat this as a shortlist candidate rather than a done deal until you've confirmed the details that matter to you.
Key Features & what's inside
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Who's it NOT for?
With only basic specifications available, the comfort layers, depth and fillings can't be confirmed, so if you need those details to decide, the listing won't give you enough on its own. Buyers who want a wide choice of stockists may also be put off, as it's currently listed with just one retailer.
Millbrook Allure Firm Pocket 2500 Mattress
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How much does the Millbrook Allure Firm Pocket 2500 cost?
Prices run from £451 to £813 depending on size, with the cheapest option starting at £451.05. That places it in the mid-range for pocket sprung mattresses, though the exact figure will depend on which of the six sizes you choose.
What sizes does the Millbrook Allure Firm Pocket 2500 come in?
It's available in six UK sizes: Small Single, Single, Small Double, Double, King and Super King. That's a fuller range than some models offer, which is handy if you have a Small Double frame, a size many mattresses skip.
Is the Millbrook Allure Firm Pocket 2500 a pocket sprung mattress?
Yes. It uses pocket springs, which sit in individual fabric pockets and respond to pressure independently. In practice that means better contouring to your body and less motion transfer than a traditional open coil design, so a restless partner is less likely to wake you.
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