RattanTree 25cm Hybrid Pocket Spring Mattress reviewed

The RattanTree 25cm Hybrid Pocket Spring Mattress costs £119.99 in a single, which is very little for a zoned spring mattress of this depth. The catch is how little the brand tells you about what is inside. The layer graphic on the product page lists six parts, from the top down:

That is as far as the published spec goes. There is no spring count, wire gauge or layer thickness, the details that separate a cheap hybrid from a durable one. Wrapped springs do move independently, which is why RattanTree pitches this model at couples, and a spring core lets more air through than the solid foam of its Gel Memory Foam Mattress.

The feel is sold as medium firm, and we place it at 6 out of 10. That is the middle ground, with enough support for back sleepers and a foam top that lets the shoulder sink in for side sleepers of average build. Stomach sleepers who want a flat, hard surface will find RattanTree’s flippable Gel Memory Foam Mattress firmer.

Beyond the single, a small double is £139.99, a double £159.99 and a 150x200 king £179.99. The mattress arrives rolled in a box and needs 48 to 72 hours to recover its full 25cm before you sleep on it, the brand advises. Its compatibility chart lists slatted, solid and divan bases as well as the floor, so it should fit the bed you already have.

Delivery is free across the UK, but there is no home trial. The returns and exchanges policy allows 30 days from delivery for goods in new, resellable condition with the packaging intact, which is hard to meet once a rolled mattress has expanded, and return carriage is yours to pay if you change your mind. The warranty runs for one year. Your statutory rights last longer, and GOV.UK sets the limit for claims on a faulty item at six years, five in Scotland.