MattressNextDay Jasmine Traditionally Sprung Mattress
Mattress
MattressNextDay Jasmine Traditionally Sprung Mattress
Size
Firmness
Soft
Construction
Depth (cm)
24
Layers
3
Layer Details
- Quilted Cover. The cover and fillings are stitched together to form a patterned comfort quilt. This gives the sleep surface a gently cushioned, traditional feel from the moment you lie down.
- Advanced Comfort Foam. A breathable foam that contours to your body shape, which means tension relief where you sink in most. Being breathable, it should hold onto less heat than denser foams can.
- Open Coil Springs. Interlaced coils of high-tensile steel joined together in a lattice. Because the springs move as one connected unit, support is spread across the whole bed rather than responding point by point.
Layer details from mattressnextday.co.uk product page, September 2026.
- The classic shared size: A UK double gives 67.5cm each for two people sharing, which is enough for most couples who sleep close rather than sprawled.
- Fits typical UK bedrooms: We suggest a room of at least 2.6m x 2.8m, which most doubles-era British bedrooms meet with space left for bedside tables on both sides.
- A soft feel for two on a budget: The Advanced Comfort Foam cushions hips and shoulders on both sides of the bed, so each sleeper gets some pressure relief without a premium price.
- Easy to dress cheaply: Double sheets and a 200 x 200cm double duvet are stocked everywhere at every price point, useful if you're kitting out a whole home at once.
- Simpler to get upstairs: At 135cm wide, a double is easier to turn on the stairs of an older terrace or a tight new build landing than a UK king would be.
This size suits you if...
You're a couple in a typical UK bedroom and want a soft feel without spending much, you're furnishing a first flat or a whole house and the budget only stretches so far, or you're setting up a guest room that visiting couples will use a few nights a year rather than every night.
Consider another size if...
You and your partner have different sleep schedules, since the interlaced springs in this UK double carry movement across the bed and 67.5cm each leaves little buffer. We'd recommend the UK king instead, with 75cm each; allow at least 2.7m x 2.9m for it.
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Is the Jasmine in a UK double soft enough for a couple sharing?
The soft feel is the same across sizes, but sharing a UK double matters here: the open coil springs move as one lattice, so you'll notice a partner turning over more than on a pocket sprung bed. Across 67.5cm each, couples who sleep soundly should be fine; light sleepers with restless partners may prefer more separation.
Will the Jasmine UK double fit in a small bedroom?
Usually, yes. The mattress is 135 x 190cm, and we suggest a room of at least 2.6m x 2.8m, with around 3m x 3m the comfortable norm. That leaves walking space on both sides and room for a wardrobe or drawers, which is why the double remains the default in second bedrooms and first flats.
Should I get the Jasmine in a UK double or a UK king?
The UK double is 15cm narrower and 10cm shorter than the UK king, and the UK king gives each sharer 7.5cm more width. Because the Jasmine's linked springs transfer movement, that extra space is worth having if your room allows it: we suggest at least 2.7m x 2.9m for the UK king.
Is a double Jasmine worth it for one person?
Quite possibly. The UK double is 45cm wider than the UK single at the same length, so a solo sleeper gets generous room to spread out, or to share with a dog or cat that claims a corner every night. Given the Jasmine's budget pricing, sizing up is a cheaper indulgence here than on most mattresses.
Where can I buy the Jasmine mattress in a double?
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