Firmness
Medium
Type
Pocket Spring
Depth (cm)
Number of Layers
Trial Period (nights)
Warranty (years)
Price Range
£2,299 to £4,701
Best Sleeping Position(s)
Certifications
Assessed from Vispring's product page, captured September 2026, and from regular price comparison across our UK retail partners.
Pocket springs respond to your shape point by point, which means your hips and shoulders can settle in while the rest of you stays supported. A medium tension is the safest bet if you share a bed or switch positions at night, as it aims to balance cushioning with support rather than commit hard to either. Prices run from £2,299 to £4,701, a large outlay, but Vispring sits at the traditional, hand-built end of the market where that pricing is the norm rather than a markup. If you want a specific tension, do check with the retailer before ordering, as this range is sold in several tensions and listings do not always make the variant clear.
Key Features & what's inside
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Who's it NOT for?
If you want a memory foam or hybrid feel with pronounced contouring, this is a traditional pocket spring design and will feel different. Very budget-conscious buyers should look elsewhere: even the entry price of £2,299.25 is a significant commitment. And if you need a distinctly firm or soft surface, the medium tension may not suit you.
Vispring Bedstead Supreme Medium Mattress
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How firm is the Vispring Bedstead Supreme?
This listing is catalogued as a medium tension, which sits in the middle of the firmness scale and suits most sleeping positions. The Bedstead Supreme range is made in several tensions, though, so confirm the exact one with your retailer before you buy.
What sizes does the Vispring Bedstead Supreme come in?
It is available in UK Single, UK Double, UK King and UK Super King. Prices start from £2,299.25 and run up to £4,701 depending on the size you choose.
What type of mattress is the Vispring Bedstead Supreme?
It is a pocket spring mattress. Each spring sits in its own fabric pocket and compresses independently, which means the mattress can follow the contours of your body and limit how much movement transfers across the bed.
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