It has three rows of hand-nested calico pocket springs. Each spring moves independently within the mattress.
No. The upholstery uses bonded British fleece wool and cotton, without synthetic reinforcement.
Yes, it has horizontal handles to assist with handling.
Cotton forms a steady base beneath the wool upholstery, while hand-tufting with felt washers helps maintain consistent density across the surface.
The Herald Superb embodies a refined balance between robust spring architecture and pure, natural upholstery. With three rows of hand-nested calico pocket springs and a meticulously chosen base, this model emphasizes tension control as the defining variable, ensuring dependable support without unnecessary filler. In a King size, 1,716 individually nested Vanadium steel springs move independently, delivering a sleeping surface that minimizes partner disturbance while preserving calibrated tension across years of nightly use.
Above the springs, natural fibres take center stage: bonded British fleece wool and cotton form a breathable, temperature-regulating layer that maintains loft without synthetic reinforcement, while the cotton provides a steady, even base to prevent settling over time. The border is reinforced with protective wool and two rows of hand side-stitching to secure the spring edge, and the hand-tufted construction with felt washers creates a consistent density across the surface. Perimeter air vents and horizontal handles complete the design, enhancing airflow and ease of handling for long-term comfort.
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