Sleepeezee Graphite Echo 2300 Pocket Mattress
Mattress
Sleepeezee Graphite Echo 2300 Pocket Mattress
Size
Firmness
Medium Firm
Construction
Depth (cm)
28
Layers
3
Layer Details
- Graphite Memory Foam. This top layer lets air and moisture pass through the surface, drawing heat away from your body as you sleep. You get the pressure-relieving hug of memory foam with less of the overheating it is known for.
- Reflex foam. A denser transition layer that sits between the memory foam and the springs. It stops you sinking straight through to the spring unit and adds a firmer edge to the support.
- Pocket springs. 2,300 individually pocketed springs respond to different parts of your body independently, which means better spinal alignment and less motion transfer to a partner. Sleepeezee describes the feel they give as firm and supportive.
Layer details from sleepeezee.com product page, September 2026.
- Fits the rooms most couples have: We suggest at least 2.6m x 2.8m for a UK double, so it suits a typical British main bedroom without the bed taking over the floor.
- Cooler top layer for a closer bed: With 67.5cm each, you sleep nearer your partner, so graphite foam that draws heat away from the surface helps when two bodies share the warmth.
- Less disturbance on a shared surface: The 2,300 springs are individually pocketed, which means a partner turning over on their side is less likely to jolt you awake on yours.
- Space for bedside tables: Choosing the UK double over the UK king saves 15cm of width, which can decide whether a bedside table fits on both sides of the bed.
- A dependable spare room bed: A medium firm feel with memory foam contouring suits a wide range of visiting couples, although lightweight side sleepers may find it a little firm.
This size suits you if...
You share the bed with a partner in a typical UK bedroom of at least 2.6m x 2.8m, you like the hug of memory foam but tend to run warm, or you are setting up a second bedroom where visiting couples need a proper shared bed without losing room for a wardrobe and drawers.
Consider another size if...
One of you is tall, or you both want more elbow room than 67.5cm each allows. We'd recommend the UK king instead, which gives 75cm each; allow at least 2.7m x 2.9m.
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Will a UK double Graphite Echo 2300 fit with bedside tables on both sides?
In most bedrooms, yes. We suggest a room of at least 2.6m x 2.8m for a UK double, with around 3m x 3m giving comfortable space to walk round the bed. At the smaller end of that range, measure your bedside tables before you commit, because narrow units may be needed on one side.
Is the Graphite Echo 2300 UK double too warm for two people?
It is less likely to be than a standard memory foam double. At 67.5cm each, couples lie fairly close together, so shared body heat builds up. The graphite memory foam top lets air and moisture move through the surface, which helps carry that warmth away. If you both sleep very hot, extra width in a UK king adds breathing room.
How much smaller is the Graphite Echo 2300 in a UK double than a UK king?
The UK double is 15cm narrower and 10cm shorter than the UK king. For two sharing, that works out at 7.5cm less each, with the UK king giving 75cm per person. In return, the UK double needs less floor space: we suggest at least 2.6m x 2.8m, against 2.7m x 2.9m for the UK king.
Will I feel my partner move on the Graphite Echo 2300 double?
Less than on an open coil mattress. The pocket springs react independently, so movement on one side stays largely on that side. This matters more on a UK double than on wider sizes, because at 67.5cm each your partner is always close by. Light sleepers sharing with a restless partner may still prefer a UK king.
Is a UK double Graphite Echo 2300 good for a guest room?
For visiting couples, yes. The medium firm feel with memory foam on top suits most sleepers for a few nights, although lightweight side sleepers may find it slightly firm. A UK double also leaves space for a wardrobe or chest of drawers in a second bedroom, which a UK king often would not.