Harrison Spinks Ortho Plush 1500 Single Mattress
The Harrison Spinks Ortho Plush 1500 is a pocket spring mattress, which means individually wrapped springs that move independently, so you feel less of a partner's tossing and turning than you would on a traditional open coil.
- Responsive, localised support
- Suits couples sharing a bed
- From a well-regarded British maker
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Harrison Spinks Ortho Plush 1500 Mattress
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Key benefits
- Fits compact rooms: At 90cm wide it leaves floor space free even where the bed shares a room with a desk, wardrobe and toy storage.
- Standard frame fit: The 90 x 190cm footprint matches UK single frames, so a student moving into a room where the frame is provided can order with confidence.
- Pocket springs for lighter sleepers: Individually wrapped springs respond to the weight actually on them, which means a child or slim teen gets contouring rather than lying on top of a stiff surface.
- Cheapest bedding of any size: Standard single sheets and a 135 x 200cm single duvet fit, and both are the most widely stocked and affordable bedding you can buy.
- Sensible for guest and office rooms: A single keeps a spare room workable as a study during the week, with a branded pocket spring mattress ready when someone stays.
This size suits you if...
You're buying for a child or teenager and want a proper branded pocket spring mattress rather than a budget foam slab, you're a single adult in a compact room or first flat, or you're furnishing a spare room that doubles as an office and can't give up the floor space a double demands.
Consider another size if...
You're an adult who shares the bed, even occasionally, or you simply want more room to stretch out. We'd recommend the UK double instead: it's 45cm wider than the UK single, the same length, and needs a room of at least 2.6m x 2.8m.
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FAQ's
What room size do I need for the Harrison Spinks Ortho Plush 1500 in a UK single?
We suggest allowing at least 2.1m x 2.8m of floor space. That leaves room to walk alongside the bed and open drawers or a wardrobe, which matters in a child's room where the bed is competing with a desk and toy storage. It's our own guidance rather than a Harrison Spinks measurement.
Will the UK single Ortho Plush 1500 fit a standard single bed frame?
Yes. It measures 90 x 190cm, which is the standard UK single footprint, so it should sit correctly in any frame sold as a UK single. If you've inherited a frame, in a student room or first flat for example, measure the internal frame dimensions first, since older or imported frames occasionally run slightly off standard.
Can I put this mattress on a bunk bed or mid sleeper?
The width and length suit those frames, as most UK bunks and mid sleepers take a standard 90 x 190cm single. The catch is depth: raised frames often have a maximum mattress height for the guard rail to work safely, and Harrison Spinks doesn't publish a depth for this mattress. Ask the retailer for the measurement before you order.
Is a UK single Ortho Plush 1500 big enough for an adult?
For one adult sleeping alone, yes, 90cm of width is the standard one-person size and works well in a compact room. If you're broad-shouldered, move around a lot in the night, or ever share the bed, you'd feel the limits quickly. In that case consider the UK double, which is 45cm wider and the same length.
How much smaller is the single than the double in this mattress?
The UK single is 45cm narrower than the UK double, and the two are exactly the same length. In practice that 45cm is the difference between a bed for one person and a bed two can share. The UK double needs a room of at least 2.6m x 2.8m, so check your floor space before sizing up.