Firmness
Medium
Type
Hybrid
Depth (cm)
31
Number of Layers
5
Trial Period (nights)
Warranty (years)
20
Price Range
£1,399 to £2,449
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 the SensaGel 6000 if you want a medium hybrid that takes temperature seriously. The cool-touch cover and Dreamzone gel foam both work to move heat away from your body, so hot sleepers should notice a real difference compared with a plain memory foam bed. The pillow top combines soft comfort fillings, memory foam and mini pocket springs, giving a cushioned surface that still recovers quickly when you move. Underneath, 6,100 traditional and mini pocket springs adjust independently, which means less partner disturbance on a shared bed. It's hypoallergenic too. Yes, £1,399 upwards is a serious spend, but the depth, spring count and layered construction go some way to justifying it.
Key Features & what's inside
- Cool-touch top panel. A cool-touch knitted cover proven to reduce body temperature. This is the first thing you feel, and it helps the bed start cool rather than warming up under you.
- Pillow top. A built-in pillow top filled with a soft comfort layer, a high-density support layer, double-depth memory foam and mini pocket springs. It gives that sink-in plushness without the faff of a separate topper.
- Dreamzone gel foam. Profiled, body-contouring gel foam that relieves pressure and draws heat away from the body. In practice this cradles your hips and shoulders while keeping things cooler than standard memory foam.
- Support layer. A high-density support layer beneath the comfort materials. This stops you sinking too far and keeps your spine in a more neutral position.
- Springs. Traditional pocket springs and mini springs that adjust independently for optimal support. Each spring responds to your body alone, which means less motion transfer across the bed.
Layer details from furniturevillage.co.uk product page, September 2026.
Who's it NOT for?
Skip this one if you prefer a firm feel: the medium rating and plush pillow top will feel too forgiving, particularly for heavier back or stomach sleepers who need more pushback. It's also a poor fit for tight budgets, and at 31cm deep it may not suit shallow fitted sheets.
Sleepeezee SensaGel 6000 Mattress
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Is the Sleepeezee SensaGel 6000 good for hot sleepers?
It's built with warm sleepers in mind. The cool-touch knitted cover is proven to reduce body temperature, and the Dreamzone gel foam draws heat away from the body, so it should sleep noticeably cooler than a standard memory foam mattress.
How firm is the Sleepeezee SensaGel 6000?
It has a medium feel. The pillow top adds a plush, cushioned surface, while the high-density support layer and 6,100 springs keep it supportive underneath. It suits most back and side sleepers, although anyone who likes a properly firm bed should look elsewhere.
How many springs does the SensaGel 6000 have?
It contains 6,100 springs, a mix of traditional pocket springs and mini springs, including mini pocket springs within the pillow top. Each one adjusts independently, which means better contouring and less disturbance when a partner moves.
What guarantee comes with the Sleepeezee SensaGel 6000?
Furniture Village lists a 20-year structural guarantee with this mattress. That's the retailer's own offer rather than a blanket Sleepeezee promise, so if you buy elsewhere, check what guarantee that seller provides before ordering.
How much does the Sleepeezee SensaGel 6000 cost?
Prices range from £1,399 to £2,449 depending on size, with five sizes available from UK Single up to UK Super King. Furniture Village offers delivery within 21 days, with a £39 Premium Delivery Service that includes delivery to your room.
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