What John Ryan mattress is best for me
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I'm 68yrs young 5ft 7 ins 12stone 7lbs female sleep on my own have hip and back problems i get very warm in bed on my memory foam mattress and wake up in the morning aching and hot the base is a sprung edge one with draws I use feather pillows .what mattress would you recommend please I'm can't afford a lot of money I'm a side sleeper
Hi Gloria,
Thank you for your question.
With the body weight provided you are matched to a Medium spring tension. The spring tension is what gives you the correct level of support within the mattress itself.
After this is determined you need to consider how you want the mattress to feel in it's top layer, also known as it's comfort layer.
Given that you mention existing pains, I would advise to steer clear of anything that is too firm in the comfort layer as this will only make these existing pains worse. We also advise to avoid this if you are a side sleeper as well.
I don't know what your specific budget is but I would advise to look at our Origins Pocket 1500 mattress.
| John Ryan By Design Origins 1500 | |
|---|---|
| 1 | 300gsm Wool |
| 2 | 750gsm Very Soft Polyester |
| 3 | 500gsm Polyester Pad |
| 4 | One Inch Foam Insulator Layer |
| 5 | 1500 Spun Bond Pocket Springs |
You shouldn't find you have the same heat issues with this mattress as with memory foam as our materials don't rely on heat retention.
This mattress is very much medium feeling in it's top layers, ie, not too soft nor too firm. This will give you the correct level of support as well as still providing a comfortable top layer.
A sprung base will always make any mattress placed on to it feel that little bit softer.
I hope this has answered your question fully but if you do have any further queries then please don't hesitate to contact us on 0161 437 4419.
Kind Regards,
Amy.
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