Learn where you can buy mattresses in London and see what to do and look for when shopping for a mattress in a physical store.
Places To Buy Mattresses in London
In the map below you will find a collection of locations where you can shop for mattresses in London.
Visiting several places where you can buy your mattress in London is highly recommended, given the approximately 121 days per year you will spend on that mattress. Do spare some time searching and researching before you visit any of the mattress stores in London listed here.
When you visit more than one store for mattresses in London, you will not only get different services, but also have the opportunity to check out a variety of mattress models from different manufacturers.
Things To Do Before Visiting Mattress Stores in London
To get the most from the physical store you visit when looking for a new mattress in London, prepare for your visit in several easy steps.
Narrow down the mattress stores you will visit
You can save a lot of time and effort by narrowing down the choice of the places you will visit. Use the map above to check the reviews these stores got. Most of the reviews are real, as they cannot be edited by the owners of the stores. Choose the locations with good reviews so that you increase the likelihood of finding expert advice and professional service when choosing your mattress.
Start choosing from the Best Rated Mattress showrooms near you on the map or follow this link for a more detailed search.
Narrow down your mattress choice.
To get the most of your visit in a mattress store, do your homework by looking at the answers of some frequently asked questions about buying mattresses.
How do I choose the right mattress for me?
You don’t need us to tell you that it is extremely important to choose the right mattress for you. The mattress is the most important element in your bedroom – according to statistics, you will spend an average of 8 hours a day, 56 hours a week, 240 hours a month, or 2920 a year on it.
To guide your choice, we have listed several things to consider when purchasing the best mattress for you.
What mattresses are suitable for the different sleeping positions?
There are several guidelines for your sleeping position that will guide your choice.
The first and most common sleeping position is the side position. If you are among the people who sleep in the side position, which is the most common one, you will need to look for a medium and medium-soft mattress. The reason for this is that the mattress would contour to the shape of your body and thus relieve the pain and pressure points of the side sleeper.
Another common sleeping position is sleeping on your back. If you sleep on your back, shop for hard and orthopedic mattresses.
And last but not least comes the prone position, or in other words – sleeping on your stomach. If you are among the 7 % of people who sleep on their stomach, focus on medium-firm and medium-firm to firm mattresses. And just a friendly reminder, this position is unhealthy for our spine and neck, and it is highly recommended to work on changing it.
What to do if you are looking for a mattress but have different preferences from your partner?
In this case, you can always opt for a mattress with a dual core. There are several manufacturers of this type of mattress.
Dual Core technology means that the mattress is divided in two, and the degree of firmness of each side can be changed with a twist. In this way, a different degree of firmness is achieved for each partner. These mattresses can be tested in the stores we have listed in London.
*This technology is available in sizes over 150 cm wide. View the available options here
How to test a mattress at a mattress store?
Once you decide on a store in London where you will buy or test your mattress, get dressed and buckle up 🙂
Consider the following during your mattress store visit:
- It’s important that you lay down on the mattresses in the store so that you can feel how your body responds to the product and how the mattress responds to your pressure and sleeping position.
- When testing, lay in the position you sleep and stay there for at least 15 minutes.
- Don’t test all the mattresses available in the store because you will get even more confused.
- Test only the mattresses you have narrowed down in advance, having considered your budget, the firmness level you want and the mattress materials you prefer.
- Before choosing a store, set a budget and be clear about the size of mattress you need.
- Find out if your bed offers the option of using a double-sided mattress.
- Consider getting a mattress with a lease-to-own purchase if your budget is very limited, as the mattress is an investment in healthy sleep.
What to do when you do not have time to visit a physical store to buy mattresses in London?
You can always visit an online mattress store, where you can quickly and easily order a new mattress. Most of the online shops have good filters that will allow you to narrow down the list of mattresses according to your preferences so that you do not get lost in the huge variety offered in the online mattress stores.
In any case, you can always contact us for a quote or advice using our contact page.
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