Firmness
Soft
Type
Pocket Spring
Depth (cm)
Number of Layers
Trial Period (nights)
Warranty (years)
Price Range
£6,249 to £11,849
Best Sleeping Position(s)
Certifications
Assessed from the product page published by Furniture Village, captured September 2026, and from regular price comparison across our UK retail partners.
Pocket springs move independently of one another, which means the mattress responds to your shape rather than pushing back as one flat surface, and it helps limit the ripple of movement from a partner turning over. In a soft tension, that translates to noticeable contouring: shoulders and hips are allowed to settle in rather than being held on top of the bed. That tends to suit side sleepers and lighter bodies best. The price, from £6,249.00, is steep, and only you can decide whether handcrafted luxury justifies it. But if you have the budget and want a genuinely soft pocket sprung bed, this sits at the top end of what is available.
Key Features & what's inside
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Who's it NOT for?
If you sleep mostly on your front or back, or you weigh more, a soft tension may let your hips sink too far and leave your spine out of line. It is also not for anyone needing a UK Single or Small Double, and the £6,249.00 starting price rules it out for most budgets.
Vispring Superb Pocket Sprung Soft Mattress
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How much does the Vispring Superb soft mattress cost?
Prices run from £6,249.00 up to £11,849 depending on the size you choose. That places it firmly in luxury territory, so it is a purchase to weigh carefully rather than an impulse buy.
What sizes does the Vispring Superb soft come in?
It is available in UK Double, UK King, UK Super King and UK Grand Super King. There is no single or small double option in this listing, which is something to bear in mind for guest rooms or smaller spaces.
Is the Vispring Superb soft mattress good for side sleepers?
A soft pocket sprung mattress generally suits side sleepers well, because it lets the shoulder and hip sink in enough to keep the spine level. Heavier side sleepers may find they sink a little too far, though, so consider your build before committing.
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