Shop Pocket Spring Mattresses
Our pocket spring range includes zoned designs with extra support under the hips and lower back, pillow-top comfort layers, natural latex and wool tops, and gel-infused cooling foams. You'll find soft, medium and firm options, including Perth-made SlumberCare models and WA-made Simply The Best ranges.
Pocket spring mattresses start from $599, with most models between $800 and $2,000 and luxury models from around $2,500. Many pocket spring designs also form the core of our hybrid mattresses. Filter by feel, brand, size or price, or compare our mattresses under $2,000.
How Do Pocket Spring Mattresses Work?
In a traditional innerspring mattress, the coils are wired together, so pressure in one spot pulls on the springs around it. In a pocket spring mattress, every coil is wrapped separately. Each one compresses only where your body presses down. The result is closer contouring, better spinal alignment and far less motion transfer between partners.
| Feature | Pocket Spring | Traditional Innerspring |
|---|---|---|
| Spring movement | Independent | Linked together |
| Motion transfer | Low | Higher |
| Body contouring | Targeted | General |
| Airflow | Excellent | Good |
Benefits of a Pocket Spring Mattress
- Less partner disturbance: Independent springs absorb movement on each side.
- Targeted support: Zoned spring units give firmer support where your body is heaviest.
- Cooler sleep: Open space between springs lets air circulate.
- Strong edges: Many models have reinforced edges for sitting and a larger sleep surface.
- Durable support: Quality pocket springs resist sagging over time.
Prefer the deep, slow contouring of foam? Compare our memory foam mattresses and latex mattresses.
Pocket Spring Mattresses in Every Size and Feel
Choose from medium firm, firm and plush feels in sizes from single and king single to double, queen, king and super king. Size options vary by model, so check each product page.
Top Pocket Spring Mattress Brands at Bedworld
- Loren Williams: From the 1,400 zoned springs of the Harriet Luxe to 6,000 springs in the Black Label.
- Simply The Best: WA-made zoned pocket spring ranges including Connoisseur and Grand Posture.
- SlumberCare: Perth-made Comfort Release with 3-zone pocket springs and Genuine Orthopaedic models.
- Mlily: Pocket spring hybrids with cooling memory foam.
- A.H. Beard: Australian craftsmanship backed by more than 120 years of experience.
Why Buy a Pocket Spring Mattress from Bedworld?
As a family-owned Perth retailer with over 20 years' experience, we make buying simple:
- Perth Metro Delivery, plus same-day or next-day Express Delivery on in-stock mattresses
- A 30 Night Comfort Guarantee and a 3-Day Price Match Guarantee (conditions apply)
- Manufacturer warranty cover and flexible finance options
- Supportive ensemble bases to get the best from your springs
Frequently Asked Questions
A pocket spring mattress has hundreds or thousands of individual coils, each sewn into its own fabric pocket. Because the springs move independently, the mattress contours to your body and reduces motion transfer. Comfort layers of foam, latex or natural fibres sit on top.
Many people with back pain find pocket spring mattresses supportive because the springs respond to each part of the body separately. Zoned models add firmer support under the hips. A medium firm feel suits most people, but speak with your health professional if pain persists.
More springs usually mean finer contouring, but quality matters as much as quantity. Our pocket spring range runs from around 1,400 zoned springs to 6,000 springs in luxury models. Spring gauge, zoning and comfort layers all affect the feel.
Neither is better for everyone. Pocket springs give a bouncier, cooler feel with strong support. Memory foam gives a slow, hugging feel and great pressure relief. If you want both, a hybrid mattress combines pocket springs with foam comfort layers.
A quality pocket spring mattress usually lasts around 8 to 10 years with good care. Use a supportive base, rotate it regularly and protect it with a mattress protector. Warranty terms vary by brand, so check the warranty card for your model.