Sweet Dreams Hilton Memory Pocket 4000 Mattress
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Sweet Dreams Hilton Memory Pocket 4000 Mattress
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- 90cm each for two: Two sharers get 90cm of width apiece, which means a partner who fidgets, kicks or gets up early is far less likely to wake you.
- 15cm more each than the UK king: The UK super king is 30cm wider than the UK king at the same length, so each sleeper gains 15cm without the bed getting any longer.
- Space for a small visitor: If a child regularly climbs in during the night, the extra width gives them a spot in the middle while both adults keep some room of their own.
- Room for a dog at the foot: Where a large dog sleeps on the bed as a matter of routine, a 6ft width lets it stretch out without pinning anyone's legs.
- Fills a large master bedroom: In a generous period bedroom or a big new build master, a UK super king looks in proportion where a smaller bed can look a little lost.
This size suits you if...
You share with a partner whose tossing and turning wakes you, and distance matters more to you than anything a comfort layer could fix. It also suits you when children or a large dog end up in the bed most nights, and your bedroom comfortably clears our suggested minimum of 3m x 2.9m.
Consider another size if...
Your bedroom is tight, or the stairs and landing at home are narrow. We'd recommend the UK king instead, which needs at least 2.7m x 2.9m.
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Is the Hilton Memory Pocket 4000 super king big enough for two adults and a child?
For occasional night visits, yes. Two adults get 90cm each on the UK super king, so a small child in the middle still leaves each of you some space. If a child sleeps in with you every night, the 180cm width helps, but expect a tighter bed than when it's just the two of you.
How much bigger is the UK super king than the UK king in this mattress?
The UK super king is 30cm wider than the UK king and exactly the same length, at 200cm. For two people sharing, that works out at 15cm more each, 90cm on the UK super king compared with 75cm on the UK king. You gain width only, so your floor space grows sideways rather than towards the door.
Should I get a UK super king rather than a UK double for a restless partner?
If you can fit one, it makes a real difference. The UK super king is 45cm wider and 10cm longer than the UK double, and gives each sleeper 22.5cm more width. With a partner who moves a lot, extra distance tends to help more than any change in feel. Allow at least 2.6m x 2.8m if you stay with the UK double.
Will a UK super king fit in a loft conversion bedroom?
It can, but the sloping ceiling usually decides where the bed goes, since you need standing height on the side you get in from. Measure the full-height floor area as well as the whole room. We suggest at least 3m x 2.9m for a UK super king, and closer to 3.5m x 3.2m feels comfortable.
What should I measure before ordering a 6ft mattress?
Check that the bedroom door can swing open fully with a 180 x 200cm bed in place, and measure any tight turns on the stairs and landing. Check the retailer listing for how the mattress is packed and delivered. Budget for bedding too: super king sheets and a 260 x 220cm duvet.