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Flaxby Masters Guild 10950 Mattress Zip & Link
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Specifications: Layers of micro springs cushion your movement Firm or very firm comfort grade for orthopaedic support British wool, hemp, flax and cotton fillings Featuring glue-free, 100% recyclable Cortec™ springs Traditionally tufted to extend the life of your mattress Three rows of side stitching for enhanced durability Handmade in the UK by Harrison Spinks Single-sided: Rotate regularly Not right for you? Exchange with our 100-Night Comfort Guarantee Rest easy with a 7-year guarantee The Master's Guild 10950 orthopaedic mattress supports your body from head to toe. With four responsive spring types and deep layers of all-natural fillings, this mattress keeps you comfortable and supported all night long. Recyclable Cortec™ pocket springs are expertly combined with exclusive DNAir springs, featuring unique zoned technology mapped against your body to target the shoulders, lower back and hips. These springs are encased in ventilated fabric for increased airflow, keeping your mattress fresh and breathable. Experience the exceptional comfort of all-natural fillings, including British wool and cotton for a springy, responsive feel. These durable natural fibres are layered with hemp and flex, which are naturally moisture-wicking and heat regulating, keeping you at a comfortable temperature all night long. The Master's Guild 10950 mattress is single-sided, so all you need to do is rotate it from head to foot regularly to prevent any lumps and bumps forming. For even more comfort from this mattress, pair with the Flaxby Masters Guild 5400 Mattress Enhancer. Looking for more information on how to care for your Flaxby mattress, take a look at our guide. Mattress Size Guide
Frequently asked questions on Mattresses
A mattress usually lasts around 6–8 years, depending on the type, quality and how well it is cared for. You should replace yours sooner if it feels unsupportive, visibly worn, damaged or sagging.
Signs your mattress may need replacing include sinking, sagging, visible wear and tear, stains or odours, worsening allergy symptoms, sore muscles when you wake up, or struggling to get comfortable during sleep.
It’s recommended to clean your mattress around every six months, or more often if you suffer from allergies, have pets, or your mattress is exposed to dirt, spills or stains.
For small stains, spot-clean the area with a small amount of suitable cleaning solution on a clean cloth, then blot rather than soak the mattress. For a fresher mattress, dry baking soda can be sprinkled over the surface, left for a few hours, then removed
A divan bed is a bed made with a matching base and mattress designed to fit perfectly together. Divan bases often include built-in drawer storage, offering easy-access space without needing to lift the mattress.
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