I've tried the Vispring Devonshire in two stores and like the comfort level more than any other Vispring including the Regal superb.
The current sale price for a King of £1757 is too dear for me. I've seen on line in "and so to bed" the Pelinor in medium tension mattress at £1110. This looks very similar to the Devonshire especially as the company is owned by Vispring. The desciption is:
Mattress Springs: 1184 luxury pocket springs sewn into individual pockets in a honeycomb nested unit.
Mattress Border: 21cm deep with 2 x rows wide fluted hand side stitching, horizontal flag stitched handles and air vents, hand finished with pipe tick.
Mattress Upholstery: Upholstered with 1200gsm blended British wool and cotton overlaid with 1000gsm bonded British wool and cotton. Covered in luxury Belgian ivory tick with and embroidered And So To Bed logo.
Alternatively, could I get the Devonshire type feel with the origins 1000/1500 and a quality wool topper?
I understand that material quality is lower and guarantees shorter but support and comfort is my top priority.
I am also concerned about settlement being more likely on natural fibre filling mattresses
I have a sprung divan base and a platform divan base in the spare bedroom that I could use.
My wife and I are 13-14 stone 5'4 and 5'8. I always sleep in my side.