Firmness
Medium
Type
Hybrid
Depth (cm)
29
Number of Layers
3
Trial Period (nights)
Warranty (years)
20
Price Range
£899 to £1,549
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 draw here is the combination of springs and foam. In the king size, 2800 individually pocketed springs respond to your body independently, which means you get support where you press down without disturbing a partner across the bed. Above that sit memory foam layers and a built-in pillow top, so the surface feels cushioned rather than springy. The medium firmness suits most sleepers, particularly side and combination sleepers who want pressure relief at the hips and shoulders. It's a no-turn design, so there's no wrestling it over every few months, just occasional rotation. It isn't cheap, but the 20-year guarantee Furniture Village attaches to it makes the price easier to justify.
Key Features & what's inside
- Pillow top. A built-in memory foam pillow top sits on the surface, which means you sink into cushioning softness as soon as you lie down. Being sewn in, it stays put rather than shifting like a separate topper.
- Memory foam layers. Two further layers of memory foam cradle your body and mould to its shape, relieving pressure at the hips and shoulders. They also distribute your weight evenly, which helps if you tend to wake with sore points.
- Pocket springs. In the king size, 2800 individually pocketed springs each respond independently to your shape and weight. That means tailored support along your spine and less motion transfer when a partner moves.
Layer details from furniturevillage.co.uk product page, September 2026.
Who's it NOT for?
This isn't the mattress for anyone who dislikes the slow, hugging feel of memory foam, or for those who need a firm surface, as the medium feel with a pillow top leans plush. It also requires a slatted frame with slats no wider than 7.5cm, so check your bed base before buying.
Sleepeezee Hybrid Pro 2800 Mattress
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How firm is the Sleepeezee Hybrid Pro 2800?
It's rated medium. Combined with the memory foam pillow top, that gives a cushioned, contouring feel that suits most sleepers, although those who prefer a firmer, flatter surface may find it slightly too soft.
How many springs does the Sleepeezee Hybrid Pro 2800 have?
The king size contains 2800 individually pocketed springs. Each spring moves independently, so you get support matched to your body shape and less disturbance from a partner moving in the night. Spring counts in other sizes may differ.
Do you need to turn the Sleepeezee Hybrid Pro 2800?
No, it's a no-turn mattress, according to the Furniture Village listing. That's handy given it's a 29cm-deep hybrid, which would be heavy to flip. Rotating it from head to toe now and then is still a good habit for even wear.
What guarantee comes with the Sleepeezee Hybrid Pro 2800?
Furniture Village lists a 20-year guarantee on this mattress, which is longer than most brands offer. As the guarantee is stated by the retailer, it's worth confirming the terms if you buy elsewhere.
What base does the Sleepeezee Hybrid Pro 2800 need?
The Furniture Village listing states it should be used on a slatted bed frame with slats no wider than 7.5cm. If your frame has wider gaps, the mattress may not be properly supported, which could affect both comfort and the guarantee.
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