Dreams Workshop Dingwall Traditional Spring Single Mattress
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Dreams Workshop Dingwall Traditional Spring Single Mattress

The Dreams Workshop Dingwall Traditional Spring Mattress pairs a traditional open spring unit with a firm feel, which means you get plain, solid support rather than a sink-in surface.

  • Firm feel for back sleepers
  • Flip & rotate to spread wear
  • Made in the UK

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Size: Single. Available at Dreams

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Mattress dimensions for the Dreams Workshop Dingwall Traditional Spring Single Mattress

Length: 190cm

Width: 90cm

(3ft x 6ft 3in)

Minimum room size: 2.1m x 2.8m

Mattress details

Mattress Details for the Dreams Workshop Dingwall Traditional Spring Single Mattress

Mattress

Dreams Workshop Dingwall Traditional Spring Mattress

Size

UK Single (3ft x 6ft 3in)

Firmness

Firm

Construction

  • Open Coil Spring

Depth (cm)

21

Layers

Layer Details

Key benefits

Key Benefits of the Dreams Workshop Dingwall Traditional Spring Single Mattress

  • Leaves floor space free: At 3ft x 6ft 3in, it leaves room beside the bed for a desk, a wardrobe and boxes of toys in a small bedroom.
  • Two beds for guests: A pair of UK singles in a guest room lets visiting friends or siblings sleep separately, which a single double bed can't offer.
  • Check it against raised frames: At 21cm deep, measure it against the maximum mattress depth your bunk or mid sleeper allows, so the safety rail still sits high enough above the surface.
  • Fits under a sloping ceiling: The narrow 90cm footprint can sit under the slope of a loft conversion, where a wider bed would push you into the lowest headroom.
  • Firm support for one: The open coil unit gives the steady, traditional support many back sleepers look for, with plush polyester filling softening the surface a little.
  • Simple to make up: Standard single sheets and a 135 x 200cm single duvet fit, so kitting out a student room or guest bed takes little thought.

Who should buy the Dreams Workshop Dingwall Traditional Spring Single Mattress?

This size suits you if...

You sleep alone and want a firm, traditional bed in a room where floor space is tight, such as a child's bedroom or a loft conversion, or you're furnishing a spare room that works as a study for most of the week.

Consider another size if...

You share the bed, or you're a teenager or adult who wants room to spread out. The UK small double would suit you better: it's the same length, 30cm wider, and we suggest at least 2.4m x 2.8m.

FAQ's

Frequently Asked Questions About the UK Single

Will the Dreams Workshop Dingwall UK single fit a bunk bed?

It measures 90 x 190cm, the standard UK single, so it suits most UK bunk and mid sleeper frames on footprint. The depth is the figure to check: it's 21cm deep, and raised frames usually set a maximum mattress depth so the guard rail stays effective. Look up your frame maker's limit before you order.

Is a UK single Dingwall long enough for an adult?

At 3ft x 6ft 3in, it suits most adults sleeping alone. If you're tall and your feet reach the end, the UK king is 10cm longer, although it's also much wider and we suggest at least 2.7m x 2.9m of floor space for it.

How much room do I need for a UK single mattress?

We suggest allowing at least 2.1m x 2.8m of floor space for a UK single. That leaves enough room to walk around the bed and open a wardrobe or drawers in a typical child's room or box room.

Single or small double Dingwall for a teenager?

A UK single is 30cm narrower than the UK small double and the same length. If your teenager's room is small or shared with a desk, the UK single keeps the floor clear. If there's space, we suggest at least 2.4m x 2.8m for the UK small double, which gives a growing teenager more room to turn over.

Is the firm Dingwall single suitable for a child?

It's rated firm, with an open spring build that's traditional rather than contouring. Lighter sleepers, which includes many younger children, may find it too hard, especially if they sleep on their side. It tends to suit an older child or teenager who sleeps on their back and likes a firm feel.