Silentnight’s 1400 Pocket Ortho Mattress sits in the brand’s firmer, support-led range, aimed at sleepers who want a more traditional orthopaedic feel than the softer, sink-in styles you’ll see from many boxed mattress brands. It’s the sort of mattress that competes with other pocket-sprung “firm comfort” models, focusing on keeping you level rather than cradled.
Who will get on with an orthopaedic pocket-sprung mattress?
If you tend to wake up with an achy lower back, or you simply prefer a flatter sleeping surface, an ortho feel can suit you well. Pocket springs help by responding to your weight in smaller zones, so your hips and shoulders can settle without the whole mattress flexing. That also tends to reduce movement transfer compared with older open-coil mattresses, useful if you share a bed.
- 1400 pocket springs: more individual spring points can mean steadier support and less roll-together.
- Four sizes: Single through Super King, so you can match it to a spare room or main bed without changing the feel.