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For sale: Single pocket sprung high quality mattress - ?30

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Hi I am selling my 10 year old son's Sareer Matrah single mattress as he is now in a double bed. Like new as has had a thick mattress topper on it and not had for long (6 months). 20cms thick with no marks on it. Sells for over ?100 online. See below for online description


SAREER POCKET SPRUNG MATRAH


Sareer's Pocket Sprung Matrah features individually nested pocket springs and comes with a unique tufted top panel and quilted border.


The pocket sprung unit features individual pocket springs which work independently to react to your body's movement and weight, offering complete support.


Sareer's pocket sprung mattress has a medium feel to it, and is perfect if you are looking for a mattress with cooling properties and a good combination of pressure relief and support.


The mattress features a tufted damask cover and quilted border. Solving the problem of overheating during the night, in addition to the individual pocket springs. It offers a good level of support as the individual pocket springs react to your weight, as well as your movements during the night.


The pocket sprung core features individual springs each encapsulated in a fabric pocket, providing a comfortable feel for the mattress. Unlike interconnected coil mattresses, pocket springs work independently of each other and the flexibility in the pocket springs allows the mattress to respond to the shape, weight, size, movement and sleeping patterns of your body.


MATTRESS PROPERTIES


? POCKET SPRING UNIT


? NO ROLL TOGETHER


? DAMASK COVER


? HYPO ALLERGENIC FILLINGS


? DUST MITE RESISTANT


? 2 SIDED MATTRESS


? TUFTED


? HAND CRAFTED


Pick up near Dulwich hospital


Many thanks


Jacqui

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