Pocket spring mattresses
A Revor pocket spring mattress contains 750 to 1,500 individually wrapped, electro-thermally hardened springs, arranged across 7 ergonomic comfort zones — from a softer shoulder zone to extra support under your hips. Because every spring moves independently, motion on one side of the mattress never transfers to the other, and the open space between the springs delivers the best ventilation among our three mattress core types. Years of development and hundreds of prototypes went into that result: a mattress that feels like it was made specifically for your body.
- 750 pocket springs with 7 comfort zones
- Fixed Hybrid Foam comfort layer for firm, long-lasting comfort
- Our best-priced mattress, reversible for a longer lifespan
- 750 pocket springs with 7 comfort zones
- Choice of comfort layer: Hybrid Foam, Latex or Visco
- Reversible for a longer lifespan
- 1,500 pocket springs for the finest point elasticity in our pocket spring range
- Reversible cover with a cooling summer side
- Choice of comfort layer: Hybrid Foam, Latex or Visco
- 750 Anatomic pocket springs — entry point into the Anatomic range
- Removable, cooling cover with 3D ventilation border
- Choice of comfort layer: Gelpulse, Viscogel or Rememory
- 1,500 Anatomic pocket springs, with a choice of Memory Foam, Latex or 100% natural latex top layer
- PCM Cooling Technology in the cover: 100% plant-based and cool to the touch
- Sleep through even the warmest nights
- Edge-to-edge pocket spring core (500 springs/m²) with 7 comfort zones
- Fully dismantlable and endlessly recyclable thanks to an innovative assembly adhesive
- Cover made from 100% recycled PET yarn
- 1,500 Anatomic pocket springs for finer pressure distribution than the 750
- Removable cover, optionally with cooling technology
- The only Aero Anatomic also available with an HD-Foam comfort layer
- 750 Anatomic pocket springs with a luxurious, hand-tufted Kashmir cover
- Reversible: the same comfort layer on both sides, doubling the lifespan
- Choice of comfort layer: Gelpulse, Viscogel or Rememory
- 3,000 Anatomic pocket springs, the highest count across our entire mattress range
- Ultimate point elasticity for the finest pressure distribution
- Removable cover, optionally with cooling technology
- 1,500 Anatomic pocket springs with a luxurious, hand-tufted Kashmir cover
- Reversible, doubling the lifespan
- The only Kashmir Anatomic also available with an HD-Foam comfort layer
- 3,000 Anatomic pocket springs — the finest point elasticity in the Kashmir range
- Luxurious, hand-tufted Kashmir cover
- Reversible, doubling the lifespan
- 1,500 Anatomic pocket springs with a luxurious cover and double cooling: Iceberg Cooling + PCM Cooling
- Thick 7.5 cm comfort layer, choice of Organic Latex or Rememory
- Our most luxurious model in the Anatomic range
What is a Pocket Spring Mattress?
A pocket spring mattress consists of hundreds (sometimes thousands) of individually wrapped springs, the so-called pockets. Each spring is placed in its own fabric pouch and moves independently of the rest. This makes a pocket spring mattress unique in its support: it follows the contours of your body and distributes your weight evenly across different comfort zones.
This allows your shoulders to sink in more deeply while your lower back remains firmly supported.
Why Does a Pocket Spring Mattress Feel So Good?
Because every spring does its job.A pocket spring mattress feels thoughtful yet natural. The individually wrapped springs provide support exactly where you need it and yield where your body demands, in any sleeping position. The open structure ensures optimal ventilation, an advantage for those who tend to get hot at night. And thanks to high-quality materials, you’ll enjoy resilient sleep comfort for years.
✔ Adaptive support
✔ Less pressure, deeper sleep
✔ For side, back, and stomach sleepers
✔ Rustig slapen, ook met twee
Thanks to the independent springs, your partner’s movements stay on their side. So if they toss and turn, you just keep dreaming.
✔ Fresh and dry, night after night
The open-cell foam structure and breathable layers keep your mattress airy and dry, every night. Ideal for those who overheat or sweat a lot.
Why That’s Good for Your Sleep
Because deep sleep only comes when your body truly relaxes. That’s only possible if you’re not woken every few minutes by pressure points, heat, or movement. Pocket springs create that ideal balance: support where it’s needed, softness where it’s welcome even when you share the bed.
Comfort and Style, Made to Measure
From minimalistic to luxurious, at Revor you design your box spring yourself. Fabric, headboard, legs, and comfort level. You choose and sleep like a dream.
Developed with Sleep Experts
Every Revor box spring is designed together with leading sleep specialists. Your back, shoulders, and dreams are supported the way they should be. So in the morning, there are no more excuses for that bad mood.
Official Sleep Partner of Alpecin-Deceuninck
Our box springs don’t just support cycling champions but also discerning sleepers who leave nothing to chance. Every ride and every night.
Who Is This Mattress Ideal For?
Sleepers who want extra comfort without sacrificing support
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People sensitive to pressure points (such as shoulders or hips)
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Couples who don’t want to be disturbed by each other’s movements
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Side sleepers who benefit from a mattress that adapts to body shape
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Anyone who loves a soft yet stable lying experience
Your Back Will Thank You. So Will Your Sleep.
At Revor, it’s all about sleeping your way. Our box springs combine design with ergonomics, making your bedroom Pinterest-worthy while your back feels the difference. Choose from a wide range of fabrics, headboards, and legs. One thing never changes: Belgian quality. Sorry to your alarm clock (and your neighbours): with a Revor box spring, you’ll want to stay in bed forever. Turn your bedroom into a true haven of rest, supported by over 50 years of Belgian sleep expertise.
Which Pocket Spring Mattress Size Should You Choose?
- 80x200 or 90x200 – Classic single, perfect for teens, guest rooms, or compact bedrooms
- 100x200 – A spacious single for those who like a little extra room
- 120x200 – Compact mattress for one, or a cosy “doubter” for two
- 140x200 – Small double with more freedom of movement, without losing too much space
- 160x200 – The most popular double: comfortable, roomy, yet intimate
- 180x200 – King size for those who love generous space, with or without a partner
Always check whether your bed base is suitable for pocket springs. Most slatted bases are.
Mattress: Check. Comfort Upgrade? Choose a Box Spring.
You’ve found your mattress. But what if you want the full package: more comfort, more style, maybe even some extra storage? Then a box spring, available in adjustable or storage versions, is worth considering.
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Frequently asked questions about pocket spring mattresses
A pocket spring mattress has a core of barrel-shaped metal springs, each sewn into its own fabric pocket. Because every spring responds to pressure independently, the mattress adapts closely to your body contours and you don't feel movement on one side of the bed from the other. Our pocket spring cores come with seven ergonomic comfort zones as standard, including a softer shoulder zone and a firmer hip zone. All springs are electro-thermally hardened for a longer lifespan.
More springs mean finer pressure distribution, but not automatically a better mattress. Revor pocket spring cores range from 750 springs (Chill, Comfort 750) to 1,500 springs (Relax 1500, Aero Pocket 1500), and our Anatomic cores go up to 3,000. Just as decisive are the quality of the spring itself and the comfort layer above it: a well-matched comfort layer on 750 sturdy springs will outperform a thin layer on a core with an impressive spring count.
Rotate your mattress head-to-foot regularly during the first few months so that it settles evenly. After that, two to four times a year is enough. Several Revor models, including the Comfort 750 and the Aero Pocket, are fully reversible: they have the same comfort layer on both sides, which extends their lifespan. Models with a single comfort side should only be rotated head-to-foot, never flipped over.
Yes, and for side sleepers it is often the best choice. As a side sleeper, your weight rests on a small surface area: your shoulder and your hip. You need a mattress that lets you sink in at those points while your lumbar zone stays supported, and that is exactly what a pocket spring core with seven comfort zones does. The softer shoulder zone relieves the shoulder joint and keeps your spine straight. If you want even finer zoning, our Anatomic pocket springs combine four firmness levels in a single core.
Yes, provided you choose a firm enough option and the right comfort layer. Front sleepers need a flat, supportive surface; if the pelvis sinks in too far, it tilts and arches your lower back. A pocket spring core delivers that supportive feel, but go for firm or extra firm and combine it with Hybrid Foam or latex rather than memory foam. The Aero Pocket with a Hybrid Foam comfort layer is a good match.
Pocket springs are the best-ventilating type of core there is. The open space in and around the springs keeps air circulating through the mattress, so moisture is carried away quickly — the ideal answer to night sweats. Pay attention to your comfort layer as well: Hybrid Foam and latex ventilate noticeably better than memory foam, which traps body heat. If you sleep particularly warm, we also offer mattresses with PCM Cooling Technology in the cover.
A pocket spring mattress works on any flat base that offers enough support: a slatted base, a sprung base or the base of a box spring. Make sure the slats are not spaced too far apart, otherwise the core will sag in places and you will lose both comfort and lifespan. If you are replacing a mattress that has been on the same base for years, check that the base itself has not sagged.
In a Bonnell spring core, the springs are interconnected, so the mattress moves as a single unit. In a pocket spring core, each spring sits in its own pocket and responds individually to localised pressure. That gives you more precise pressure distribution, far less movement transfer to your partner and better shape retention over time. Bonnell springs are cheaper to produce, which is why they are found in many entry-level mattresses. Revor works exclusively with thermally hardened pocket springs.