Sleepeezee Beatrice Double Mattress
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Sleepeezee Beatrice Double Mattress

The Sleepeezee Beatrice Mattress uses individually wrapped pocket springs with a box top and soft-touch velour cover, which means a soft, cushioned feel with less of your partner's movement coming through.

  • Soft, cushioned feel for side sleepers
  • Absorbs your partner's movement
  • Edge support against roll-off

£1,599

Size: Double. Available at Dreams

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Mattress dimensions for the Sleepeezee Beatrice Double Mattress

Length: 190cm

Width: 135cm

(4ft 6in x 6ft 3in)

Minimum room size: 2.6m x 2.8m

Mattress details

Mattress Details for the Sleepeezee Beatrice Double Mattress

Mattress

Sleepeezee Beatrice Mattress

Size

UK Double (4ft 6in x 6ft 3in)

Firmness

Soft

Construction

  • Memory Foam

  • Pocket Spring

Depth (cm)

32

Layers

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Key benefits

Key Benefits of the Sleepeezee Beatrice Double Mattress

  • Space left for bedside tables: We suggest at least 2.6m x 2.8m for a UK double, which in many second bedrooms leaves room for a table on each side and a wardrobe too.
  • Fewer wake-ups at close quarters: At 67.5cm each you lie near your partner, so the individually wrapped pocket springs help by absorbing movement instead of passing it across the bed.
  • Edges you can sleep on: Edge support helps against roll-off, which means the outer strip of a narrower bed is usable space rather than somewhere you avoid.
  • Bedding that's easy to find: Double sheets and a 200 x 200cm double duvet fit, so you can dress the bed from ordinary high street ranges without hunting for anything special.
  • A tall bed in a modest room: At 32cm deep with a box top, the Beatrice sits high, so check your fitted sheets have deep pockets before you buy.

Who should buy the Sleepeezee Beatrice Double Mattress?

This size suits you if...

You share the bed with a partner in a typical UK bedroom and still want a bedside table on each side, or you sleep alone with a dog or cat that claims a corner, and you prefer a soft, cushioned feel to a firm one.

Consider another size if...

You and your partner both sprawl or like clear space between you. We'd recommend the UK king instead, which gives 7.5cm more each; allow at least 2.7m x 2.9m.

FAQ's

Frequently Asked Questions About the UK Double

Is a Sleepeezee Beatrice UK double big enough for two people?

For most couples who sleep fairly close, yes. You get 67.5cm each, which is snug, but the individually wrapped springs limit how much you feel each other turning over. If either of you sleeps starfished, the UK king gives 7.5cm more each and is a better match.

What size bedroom do I need for a Sleepeezee Beatrice double?

We suggest at least 2.6m x 2.8m, with around 3m x 3m feeling comfortable once bedside tables and a wardrobe are in. Measure the room and the turn of your stairs first, then compare the retailers listed on this page.

Should I choose the Beatrice in a UK double or a UK king?

The UK double is 15cm narrower and 10cm shorter than the UK king. If your room is under our suggested 2.7m x 2.9m for the UK king, or either of you is tall enough to need the extra length, let the room and your height decide.

Is the UK double Beatrice worth it over a UK small double?

For couples, usually yes. The UK double is 15cm wider than the UK small double and the same length, which makes a real difference when two people share. A UK small double needs at least 2.4m x 2.8m, so it only makes sense if your room is genuinely tight.

Is a Beatrice double a good choice for a guest room?

It suits a guest room that hosts visiting couples, since a UK double is the size most people are used to sharing at home. Bear in mind it's rated soft, so heavier guests or anyone who likes a firm bed may find it too yielding.