Frequently Asked Questions

• How long should my bed last me?

  This can change depending on what bed is in usage. Once you feel you are not getting the comfort from the bed you had 1 year ago it usually means it is time to change your bed frame or most often a new mattress as when a bed is giving you discomfort the main point of contact is the mattress. We can stand firm behind our great quality by using strong timber wood to strengthen our bed frames.

• How can I dispose of my old bed?

  We offer a service of removing your old bed. When the courier arrives with your bed frame you are able to exchange your old bed and mattress for your new one. This will obviously cost as it saves the customer a trip to the local Tip. This is not a legal obligation or requirement, meaning it is a service from our company.

• Do I have to buy a new base if I were to replace my old mattress?

  Our company always recommends buying both a base and mattress as we design the bed and mattress alongside each other to support and complement each other. The reason we recommend this is because the measurements of the new mattress may not be equal to the size of the new base. To make sure the base and mattress sit well the measurements need to be accurate and the same.
  
  

• Will a more expensive bed give me a better sleep?
• Will a hard bed help with my aches and pains?

  On most occasions the type of mattress you use is the key component in battling aches and pain. It is recommended that each and every customer is able to choose what type of mattress best suits you. We have a variety of mattress types to fit around your circumstances for example if you have sensitive back pain points it would be recommended for you to purchase a memory foam mattress or alternatively the orthopaedic mattress. 

• What are the bed sizes?

  There are no legal requirements or laws in regards to bed sizes as there is not a universal size guide line in place.. This has resulted in much confusion in the manufacturing industries. We ourselves work around the biggest companies and mattress suppliers to work with them to find the correct sizing which should accommodate 90% of all types of mattresses. There is no guarantee that ‘terms’ used by many such as ‘King-size’ are accurate measurements or should be referenced when approaching another company. It is recommended that when purchasing a bed frame it is better to purchase the complete set from one supplier as that would avoid any sizing issues. 

• Are there any delivery restrictions?

  Unfortunately we do not deliver outside of England, Scotland and Wales which means we do not supply Northern Ireland, Ireland, Channel Islands, Gwynedd, Shetland or Orkney.