It suits sleepers who want a traditional, hand-crafted mattress with individual springs and natural fillings. Those who prefer a highly responsive, firmer edge and customizable firmness across the width may particularly appreciate it; if you want a lighter, more buoyant feel or a budget-minded option, this may feel different from typical models.
It uses 1,716 Vanadium steel pocket springs, individually numbered and hand-nested, with two layers of natural wool and cotton fillings and a hand side-stitched border for durability and edge support, plus passive ventilation through air vents.
Place it on a suitable bed frame or foundation, ensure a smooth, flat surface for even support, and choose a firmness option (Soft, Medium, Firm, Extra Firm) that matches your preference. King sizes can be split for different firmness across the width.
The Baronet Superb offers four spring tensions—Soft, Medium, Firm, and Extra Firm—with King sizes available and the option to split firmness across the width for two sleepers with different needs.
Key features include the 1,716 individual Vanadium steel springs, hand-nested in calico, two distinct upholstery layers of British fleece wool and cotton, hand tufting with felt washers, and the two-row hand side-stitch border that protects the edge and maintains the sleeping surface across time.
Step into refined comfort with a foundation built on precision and enduring materials. This model showcases 1,716 vanadium steel pocket springs, each hand-nested in calico to respond gracefully to movement while resisting fatigue over years of use. The spring layer offers four tension options—Soft, Medium, Firm, and Extra Firm—and can be split across the width on King sizes to accommodate two sleepers with different preferences, delivering personalized support throughout the night.
Above the spring core, a dual-layer upholstery scheme uses bonded British fleece wool and cotton to cushion contact and regulate temperature, with a second wool and cotton layer beneath to draw moisture away from the body. The border is hand side-stitched in two rows to secure the upholstery to the spring perimeter and prevent edge collapse, while hand tufting with felt washers maintains uniform filling compression. Subtle air vents in the border promote passive ventilation, helping to preserve the bed’s profile and comfort depth over time.
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