Sleep Sound Pocket 1000 Mattress
Mattress
Sleep Sound Pocket 1000 Mattress
Size
Firmness
Medium
Construction
Depth (cm)
23
Layers
5
Layer Details
- Cover. A cool polyester cover sits on top. It's designed to feel fresh against the skin rather than trap warmth.
- Memory foam. An upper layer of memory foam conforms to your body, which means it cushions pressure points as you settle in. Side sleepers should notice this most around the shoulders and hips.
- Eco foam. Beneath that, a high-density eco foam layer targets pressure relief. The higher density adds a slightly more supportive feel than the softer foam above it.
- Insulating fillings. Layers of insulating fillings encase the mattress for stronger edge support. In practice, that means less of a roll-off feeling when you sleep near the side or sit on the edge to get dressed.
- Pocket spring system. The Sleep Sound Pocket+ system uses individually nested springs, 1,000 in the king size, for head-to-toe support. Because each spring moves on its own, you feel less of your partner's movement across the bed.
Layer details from furniturevillage.co.uk product page, September 2026.
- Leaves space for everything else: At 90 x 190cm, or 3ft x 6ft 3in, the UK single leaves floor free for a desk and wardrobe, and we suggest a room of at least 2.1m x 2.8m.
- A sensible feel for a growing body: The medium memory foam over pocket springs cushions shoulders and hips a little, which means a child or teen gets comfort without sinking into a soft, unsupportive surface.
- Firmer sides on a narrow bed: Insulating fillings around the edges add firmness, which matters more on a UK single, where a restless sleeper spends more of the night close to the side.
- Two beds for guests: Two UK singles side by side let a spare room sleep two friends or siblings apart, while the same pair pushed together suits a couple staying over.
- Tucks under a sloping ceiling: In a loft conversion, the narrow UK single footprint can sit lengthways under the slope, keeping the full-height part of the room clear for standing and dressing.
This size suits you if...
You're furnishing a child's or teenager's room where a desk, storage and a clear patch of floor all need space, or you're setting up a spare room for single guests. It also fits a solo adult in a compact first flat who wants springs and foam rather than foam alone.
Consider another size if...
You're an adult who sprawls, or you sometimes share the bed. We'd recommend the UK small double instead: it is 30cm wider at the same length, and we suggest at least 2.4m x 2.8m for it.
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Will the Sleep Sound Pocket 1000 UK single fit a bunk bed or mid sleeper?
It matches the standard 90 x 190cm base of most UK single bunks and mid sleepers, but it is 23cm deep. Raised frames often set a maximum mattress depth so the guard rail stays high enough. Check the frame maker's guidance before buying, because a mattress that is too deep can leave the rail too low for safety.
What size bedroom do I need for a UK single Sleep Sound Pocket 1000?
We suggest allowing at least 2.1m x 2.8m. That leaves room to walk round the bed and open drawers. In a room shared by two siblings, plan for two single beds plus a walkway between them, and measure before you order a second mattress.
Is the Sleep Sound Pocket 1000 in a UK single good for a teenager?
For most teenagers, yes. The medium feel and pocket springs give support as they grow, and memory foam softens pressure at the shoulders and hips for side sleepers. A tall teenager may find the 190cm length a little short, though, as the UK single matches the length of the UK small double and UK double.
Should I buy the UK single or the UK small double Sleep Sound Pocket 1000?
Choose the UK single if floor space is tight or the bed is for a child. The UK small double is 30cm wider at the same 190cm length, which gives an adult more room to turn over. We suggest at least 2.4m x 2.8m for the UK small double, against 2.1m x 2.8m for the UK single.
Is a UK single long enough if I'm tall?
The UK single is 190cm long, or 6ft 3in. If your feet already reach the end of a bed, the UK small double and UK double won't help, as they are the same length. The UK king is 10cm longer, although it is much wider too, and we suggest at least 2.7m x 2.9m for the UK king.