Millbrook Nightfall 1450 Mattress
A combination of wool and cotton fillings and pocket springs with a hand-tufted finish, the Nightfall 1450 is the perfect example of comfort and pressure relieving support. The British wool is thermoregulating, wicking moisture away from you, keeping you at a comfortable temperature all night.
This mattress needs to be rotated and turned regularly to keep it in good condition. This product comes with a 10-year warranty.
Delivery & Returns
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Delivery
As standard we only offer Free Delivery to addresses in mainland England, Wales & The Scottish Lowlands. Please see the available options at the checkout for deliveries to other areas of the UK, along with the associated charges. In some instances, you may be unable to place your order directly online and will instead need to place your order with us over the phone.
Our definition of the Scottish Lowlands is set by the third party delivery companies we use. As this may vary between delivery services, please use the postcode checker on the Basket Page to see if any Highland Surcharges apply. You will need to add at least one item to your basket first, before checking availability.
In the event that you are not present at the stated address upon delivery, a charge of £75 will be incurred for re-delivery.
Free Delivery Terms
Delivery is free of charge on all items, unless otherwise stated. There may be extra charges for additional services in some instances, which include Saturday Delivery (surcharge £45), and delivery outside of our standard coverage.
Delivery Options
FREE DELIVERY
We are pleased to offer free delivery on all items, ensuring prompt delivery to your doorstep.
NEXT DAY DELIVERY (on selected mattresses)
We provide the convenience of next day delivery for an additional charge, on selected mattresses.
SATURDAY DELIVERY
Upgrade your delivery to a Saturday serivce for an additional £45.
Delivery Zones
Free standard delivery is available for UK mainland only. To see what shipping zone you are in please see the diagram below which should give you a better idea of what delivery charges you could be expecting. Next day delivery charges may also increase for addreses outside mainland UK, depending on delivery courier.
England
Delivery options are available for this area at no additional cost.
Scotland & Wales
Delivery options are available at no additional cost for most areas but not all.
Scottish Highlands
Delivery options are available however, an additonal cost will apply.
Ireland & British Isles
Unfortunately we don't currenlty offer delivery to these areas.
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Returns - First 14 Days
Under European regulations on distance selling (which have been incorporated in UK law), we are obliged to offer a full refund on all products within the first 14 days following delivery. This does not cover items which are bespoke, i.e. standard size made to order items, in specific fabrics which we do not hold in stock. Unless there is a manufacturing fault present, you are responsible for arranging the delivery, covering all costs incurred for the return of the item to us. Goods must be returned to us in their original packaging. Due to hygiene issues, mattresses cannot be returned on this basis, once packaging has been opened.
Once we receive goods back, we will do a full inspection to ensure that no parts are missing or damaged. Damaged goods will not be eligible for a refund. We cannot be held responsible for any damages or articles lost via the means in which you have returned the goods to us. Providing goods are eligible following these checks, you are entitled to receive the refund within 14 days of us receiving the items.
Returns - Defective Products
Regarding defective goods, your consumer rights remain the same as mentioned above. The refund will include the reimbursement of all delivery charges, and Mattresses 365 will bear the expenses associated with returning the product. After the initial 14-day period, all goods are covered by a 1-year guarantee, unless stated otherwise. During this time, we reserve the right to decide whether to replace the items or provide a refund, at our discretion. On certain occasions, a technician may be dispatched to carry out necessary repairs. If any parts or fittings are found to be missing, we will promptly send them to you via post. It is crucial to inspect goods delivered by a third-party transport company for any signs of damage before signing and accepting them. If damage is present, you should either a) reject the delivery or b) report the damage on the delivery note while signing for the goods. Failure to follow this procedure may invalidate your claim for replacement goods.
Once we have received the returned goods, we will inspect them to ensure that any faults are a result of poor manufacturing and not misuse. In genuine cases, we will cover all transportation costs associated with returning the goods.
Furthermore, certain items may come with additional warranties and guarantees as part of the sale.
Unforseen Circumstances
Both the buyer and the seller cannot be held responsible for situations in which the delivery of goods is delayed, due to factors beyond our control. These circumstances may include, but are not limited to, natural disasters, unforeseen transportation issues, or other events that hinder the timely delivery of the goods. However, we assure you that in such cases, we will make every possible effort to promptly inform all affected parties about the non-deliveries and work towards finding suitable alternative arrangements.
Our commitment is to keep open lines of communication and transparency with our customers. If a situation arises where the delivery of goods is delayed, we will proactively reach out to inform you about the delay and the reasons behind it. We understand the importance of your purchase and will make every effort to minimise any inconvenience caused by the delay. Our dedicated team will work diligently to explore viable solutions and provide you with alternative options to ensure you receive your goods as soon as possible.
Please rest assured that we take delivery delays seriously and will do our best to mitigate any adverse effects they may have on your experience. Your satisfaction is of utmost importance to us, and we appreciate your understanding and patience in such exceptional circumstances that are beyond our control.
Rolled Mattresses
W x L (feet) W x L (cm)
Small Single - 2'6" x 6'3" 75cm x 190cm
Single - 3'0" x 6'3" - 90cm x 190cm
Small Double - 4'0" x 6'3" - 120cm x 190cm
Double - 4'6" x 6'3" - 135cm x 190cm
King - 5'0" x 6'6" - 150cm x 200cm
Super King - 6'0" x 6'6" - 180cm x 200cm
When choosing your perfect mattress, size really does matter.
We’re guessing, if you’ve landed on this page, you’ll have questions such as; what is the exact size of a King size mattress? What is the perfect size bed for a guest room? Or what size mattress will I need for my passed-down antique bedframe? We hope you’ll find the answers below, so please be our guest and read on…
When shopping for a new mattress, there is a lot to consider, and deciding what size mattress to buy is highly subjective and individual. Will you be sharing this bed with a partner? On a weekend do your kids, dog, cat, hamster or goldfish join you for a Sunday snuggle? Or do you sleep alone only to do the full Torvil and Dean Bolero routine in your sleep nightly? If the answer is yes, then you should be looking at a larger size, we’d suggest a King or above.
However, if you are limited on space, sleep like a vampire or are on a budget, maybe a double mattress or single mattress would suit you best.
What are the UK Bed Sizes?
In the UK, the standard sizes of mattresses are as follows: Small Single, Single, Small Double, Double, King and Super King. You may also find some retailers offer the sizes: Petite Double and Small Super King, as well as European sizes; Euro Single, Euro Double and Euro King. In the UK, we still tend to hark back to imperial sizes when it comes to mattress measurements, so please find the sizes written in both imperial (feet and inches) as well as metric (centimetres) below. Please note: the metric measurements are not exact, as manufacturers use imperial sizes as standard.
Mattress Sizes
See below the measurements of different mattresses that are widely available:
Please note that all measurements are approxiate.
Please note that all sizes are approximate.
Which mattress size is right for me?
Small Single Mattress size 2’6 x 6’3 or 75cm x 190cm
A Small Single size mattress is the perfect size for a small child - a great entry size for a toddler, after graduating from a Cot bed. Being 6 inches (15 cm) narrower in width makes it a great space-saving size. With this mattress being a standard length, a slender adult could easily spend a few occasional nights sleeping on this size bed, but we wouldn’t recommend it for every night use.
Small Single Mattresses are suitable for: Small Single Bed Frames.
Single Size Mattress 3’ x 6’3 or 90cm x 190cm
Perfect for a child, teenager or adult, a Single size mattress should allow ample room to sleep and be comfortable without feeling like you’re going to fall out of bed. A Single mattress is the most popular size for children as well as teenagers, also a great choice for a guest room used occasionally by adults.
Single Size Mattresses are suitable for: Single Bed Frames.
Small Double Size Mattress 4’ x 6’3 or 120cm x 190cm
A Small Double size mattress is a great size bed, perfect for smaller rooms and especially for single sleepers wanting a little room to roll around. We find this size is a great size for the growing teenager or a small guest room, allowing your guests to have a bit of room to move around, with its extra foot of space on a single bed.
Small Double Mattresses are suitable for: Small Double Bed Frames, Small Double Divan Beds and Ottoman Storage Beds.
Double 4’6 x 6’3 or 135cm x 190cm
A Double size mattress is a very popular size, it’s perfect for two adults, a great guest bed, a main bed or the ideal size for a very lucky teenager. Being a popular size, you shouldn’t have any issue finding bedding for this size mattress. If your kids join you in bed at the weekends, it may be a little snug, so we’d recommend upgrading to a King.
Double mattresses are suitable for: Double Bed Frames and Double Size Divan Beds.
King 5’ x 6’6 or 150cm x 200cm
A King size mattress is the most popular bed size in the UK, the majority of couples will sleep in a King size bed. You’ll notice that the length of the bed has increased by 3 inches (10cm) from 6’3 to 6’6 (190cm to 200cm). This extra length ensures that even the tallest amongst us can have a comfortable nights’ sleep. As mentioned previously, this size bed allows ample space for a child or even your furry friends to join you and your partner for the night.
King size mattresses are suitable for: King Size Bed Frames and King Size Divan Beds.
Super King 6’ x 6’6 or 180cm x 200cm
Big family? Like to starfish in your sleep? Then a Super King size mattress is the size mattress you need! Offering you 6 feet (180cm) of width, this is plenty of space for you and your partner plus the addition of the kids, dogs and cats who will inevitably want to join you on a Sunday morning. With the Super King being a very large size, we do ask customers to ensure access up to the bedroom is viable as well as having enough space in the bedroom itself. Please note most pocket sprung mattresses do not bend so any tight corners or shallow stairs could cause an issue.
Super King Mattresses are suitable for: Super King Size Bed Frames and Super King Size Divan Beds.
Things to consider when buying a mattress
* Size and space - It’s all well and good ordering a big mattress, but please ensure you have enough space for access (stairs, corridors and doors), as well as enough space in the intended room.
* Measure your height - Ensure that your mattress is at least 10cm longer than the tallest person who will be using the mattress, this will ensure a comfortable night's sleep for all.
* Stretch out - When putting your hands under your head, your elbows shouldn’t be able to reach the end of the mattress or touch your partner. If they do, it’s probably time to look for a larger mattress.
* Measure the internal space of your bedframe - If you’re purchasing a new mattress to go onto an existing bed frame, make sure that you measure the internal space. It is normal for the space to be a few centimetres larger than the mattress; we call this a finger gap. So, if the internal space measures 145cm x 200cm, the size you’ll need is a double, allowing 10cm extra for width and length or 5cm each side and end.
We hope you’ve found the information in our mattress size guide helpful! If you require any further information, please contact one of our knowledgeable Sales Associates on 01642 686365 or take a look at our other Mattress Buyer's Guides to help you make the right mattress choice.
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