Which Mattress Size Should You Choose?

A mattress is the most used piece of furniture in one’s home and is one of the main factors in maintaining a healthy lifestyle by getting the sleep you need.

It is difficult to single out a mattress that would be considered perfect for everyone, as the choice of surfaces all cater to different needs and personal preferences. A good quality mattress should last you at least ten years and offer you sufficient comfort and support to ensure you wake up feeling revived rather than stiff and sore.

There are many factors that contribute to selecting a mattress that is going to tick all the boxes, one of the most important of which is size. Things to consider are the amount of space you require, your partner and the size of your bedroom. It is also worth assessing how often you will sleep on the bed and who will be sleeping on it, for example, if it will be for a guest or child’s bedroom.

The best starting point is to evaluate your current mattress, as one of the most common problems is that people select beds that are too small for them. If you find there is little space between you and the edge of your bed, it is likely that you need to opt for a larger size. Mattresses are also available in longer length options for those who are taller and have their sleep disturbed as a result of their feet hanging off the end.

If you are a restless sleeper a wider mattress will give you more room to move around during the night without disturbing your sleep or your partner. Opting for a mattress that will help enhance blood circulation and offer you added support will also allow you to experience a more peaceful sleep.

Something else to consider is the positioning of your bed. Placing it with only the head against the wall will allow easy access from both sides as well as feel more spacious and comfortable.

Whether you’re looking for a full, queen or king size mattress, Smiths offer a wide range of quality options for you to choose from. Browse online or visit our Harrogate store.

 

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