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What is a Bonnell spring mattress?
A Bonnell spring mattress uses a system of hourglass-shaped coils connected by a wire frame. It's one of the oldest mattress constructions around and forms the basis of what most people picture when they think of a traditional innerspring mattress. The coils compress and push back together, which gives the mattress its characteristic bounce and firm feel. Most Bonnell spring mattresses also include comfort layers on top - foam, fibre or fabric quilting to soften the surface without losing that underlying support.
Bonnell spring vs pocket spring - what's the difference?
The key difference is how the springs move. In a Bonnell mattress the coils are all connected, so movement in one area transfers across the mattress. In a pocket spring mattress each coil sits in its own fabric pocket and moves independently, which reduces motion transfer significantly. If you share a bed with a restless sleeper, a pocket spring mattress is worth considering. If motion transfer isn't a concern, a Bonnell spring delivers reliable, responsive support that suits a wide range of sleepers.
FAQs
Who are Bonnell spring mattresses best suited to?
They're a great fit for solo sleepers, guest bedrooms and kids' rooms where motion transfer isn't a concern. They also suit people who run warm at night, since the open coil construction allows air to move freely through the mattress. If you tend to prefer a firmer, more responsive feel rather than a slow-sinking surface, a Bonnell spring is likely to suit your sleeping style well.
How firm is a Bonnell spring mattress?
Bonnell spring mattresses generally sit on the firmer end of the scale, though the comfort layers on top can vary between models. Some include a foam or fibre top layer that softens the initial feel while keeping the supportive coil base intact. If you prefer more cushioning, browse our pillow top mattresses or euro top mattresses for a softer surface feel with spring support underneath.
Can I use a Bonnell spring mattress on any bed frame?
Yes, Bonnell spring mattresses work with most standard bed frames including slatted bases, platform beds and ensemble bases. For slatted frames, slats spaced no more than 6-8cm apart will give the mattress the most even support.
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