The Herald Superb marks a refinement in spring architecture, deepening to three rows of hand-nested calico pocket springs while maintaining a deliberately clean upholstery. This design emphasizes tension options as the primary variable, delivering a balanced, responsive sleep surface that adapts to individual preferences without relying on filling weight alone.
In a King size, 1,716 Vanadium steel springs are hand-nested inside calico pockets, each coil moving independently to prevent mutual influence between sleepers. The Vanadium alloy resists fatigue and maintains calibrated tension over years of nightly use. Four firmness options—Soft, Medium, Firm, and Extra Firm—are available at order, with split firmness for King sizes to accommodate partners with different needs. Natural fibre upholstery layers—British fleece wool and cotton—provide breathable, temperature-regulating comfort, while the ticking, border, and hand-tufted construction ensure durable performance and a stable sleeping surface from edge to edge.
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