Description
About the Bed:
The Relyon Balmoral pocketed spring is made up of 2000 hand nested pocketed springs using centre tying, along with sumptuous layers of luxury lambs wool, traditional hair, cotton and an anti allergenic layer . The mattress is hand-tufted and has woollen rosettes as well as having hand 3 rows of hand side stitching on the borders. The mattress is further enhanced with silver+ protection which combats and dramatically reduces microbial growth providing a fresh and hygienic fabric. The mattress is available in soft, medium or firm tension and is fully turnable. It comes with Relyons 8 year guarantee.
2000 Pocket Springs Individual springs are wrapped in a fabric pocket and then glued or stitched together. By connecting the fabric pockets together but not the individual springs, it allows for free movement of the springs. This free movement of springs allows for complete tailored support for each sleeper with no motion transfer and is often considered a superior spring system. Each pressure point is supported and your weight evenly distributed as each pocket spring contours to your shape offering unrivalled support and comfort.
Centre Tying Relyon use a method that sets them apart from other manufacturers called Centre tying. This method allows each individual spring to work more independently from its neighbours than other mattresses manufacturers pocket spring mattresses whilst also being much more durable. Whereas other manufacturers tend to use glue to connect the springs, a method which restricts the independence of each spring and can be subject to tearing and breaking down faster. Relyon holds the rows of springs together by a very strong cord that runs from one end of the mattress together giving it more precision with regards to contouring and longer life.
Lambswool Since lambswool comes from young sheep, it is the softest wool that will ever come from the sheep since it comes from the sheeps first shearing. Its extremely downy and soft to the touch.






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