The Herald Superb is available in standard mattress sizes, with a King size featuring 1,716 individually nested Vanadium steel springs. Different sizes correspond to variations in spring count and tension options, influencing overall support and how the mattress responds to movement.
This mattress suits sleepers who value precise, independent coil movement and long-term resilience, with natural fibre comfort for temperature regulation. It’s well suited for couples needing minimized partner disturbance; those who prefer multiple firmness options may choose from Soft, Medium, Firm, or Extra Firm (split firmness in King).
It uses three rows of hand-nested calico pocket springs, with independent coil movement to prevent mutual influence between sleepers, helping to maintain stable support and density across the surface.
The comfort layer uses natural fleece wool and cotton to regulate temperature and maintain loft, backed by a wool-lined border, which contributes to breathability and a comfortable sleeping surface over time.
Honorary features include hand side-stitching, hand-tufting with felt washers, perimeter air vents, and a durable Vanadium steel spring system designed for fatigue resistance and stable tension, supporting consistent feel over time.
The natural fibre upholstery and breathable construction aim to provide comfortable performance across different temperatures, particularly in environments where temperature regulation and stable support are valued.
The Herald Superb embraces a refined spring architecture with three rows of hand-nested calico pocket springs, paired with a deliberately clean upholstery to keep tension as the key variable. In a King size, the system features 1,716 individually nested Vanadium steel springs—each coil moves independently to prevent mutual influence between sleepers, delivering calibrated support and long-term resilience.
Made with natural British fibres, the comfort layer combines bonded fleece wool and cotton to regulate temperature and maintain loft without synthetic reinforcement. The result is a breathable, evenly supporting base that resists compression over time, while a wool-backed border, hand side-stitching, hand-tufting with felt washers, and perimeter air vents ensure a stable sleeping surface and consistent density across the entire mattress.
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