Englander Boston Medium Review
The Englander Boston Medium Mattress is available at Beds n Dreams and has a very nice mix of comfort and spinal support. It is well-built with minimal partner disturbance and for the price this is about as good as it gets. A great value mattress. Definitely worth considering if you like a medium feel to your mattress. If you have any questions about this mattress or any other, please contact us!
Comfort
Spinal Support
Build Quality
Partner Disturbance
Value for Money
*The special Bedbuyer prices listed above may differ from the prices indicated on the Beds n Dreams website. To claim the special Bedbuyer price, please contact us. 10 years The Englander Boston Medium series has been designed to provide deep individualised comfort with superior body support for a lasting and restless sleep. Each mattress incorporates an advanced seven zoned pocket spring system to maximise body contouring and individualised support while providing minimal partner sleep disturbance. This mattress combines cool body contouring gel with extra firm supportive comfort layers to create an ideal and very firm mattress. Ideal for sleepers that want ultimate support in a very firm feel. Seven Zone Individualised Pocket Spring to maximise body contouring and support 360 Foam Box Support maximising sleep surface 10 Year warranty Seven Zone Pocket Spring Queen 153cm x 203cm x 35cm King 183cm x 203cm x 35cmRecommended Retail Prices
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Warranty
Specifications – Englander Boston Medium
SUPPORT SYSTEM – Englander Boston Medium
EDGE SUPPORT
WARRANTY
Features
10 Year Warranty
Specifications
Double 137cm x 188cm x 35cm
Colour
No
Hi I am looking for my mattress but apart from the usual details I can’t find any info about weight of mattress . I’m recovery from a stroke and like this one, the englander Boston.. I need a mattress that is lightweight so it won’t feel like lifting a small car but , one with support and plush. Love plush! Also I ask if you take old mattress away?
I hope you can help me with this issue
Many thanks
Annie Smith