Collection: Contract Mattresses

What Sizes Are Contract Mattresses?

All our mattresses are available in a range of sizes to fit commercial environments. Mattress sizes refer to the sleeping surface and can vary slightly due to manufacturing tolerances. The standard sizes are:

• Single 90cm x 190cm (36” x 75”) for single occupancy rooms in hotels, hostels and dormitories
• Double 135cm x 190cm (54” x 75”) for twin rooms, small suites and shared accommodation
• King 150cm x 200cm (60” x 78”) for larger rooms and luxury suites
• Super King 180cm x 200cm (72” x 78”) for premium environments that require maximum comfort and space
• We at Contract Divan Beds also offer custom sizes to fit specific establishments. Whether you need standard sizes or bespoke dimensions, contract mattresses can be made to fit any bed frame and room configuration, giving you flexibility and convenience in your commercial setup.

Benefits of Contract Mattresses

Contract mattresses have benefits for both guests and hotel owners. For guests these mattresses provide a comfortable and supportive sleeping surface, a good night's sleep. The design of hotel mattresses includes features such as advanced support systems and high quality materials to cater for all types of sleepers, overall comfort. For hotel owners the durability and longevity of hotel mattresses are a big plus. These mattresses are built for heavy use, reducing the need for replacement and saving costs in the long run. Hotel mattresses are also designed with hygiene in mind, hypoallergenic materials and easy to clean surfaces to keep the sleeping environment clean and healthy for guests.

Types of Contract Mattresses

There are several types of contract mattresses:

• Pocket Spring Unit Mattresses: These mattresses have individual springs encased in fabric pockets, extra support and comfort. The pocket springs work independently, reducing motion transfer and giving tailored support to different parts of the body.
• Memory Foam Mattresses: Known for conforming to the body, memory foam mattresses provide excellent pressure relief and comfort. Ideal for guests who need extra support for their joints and spine.
• Tufted Mattresses: These mattresses have a layer of fabric tufted to the surface, extra comfort and support. The tufting process keeps the mattress shape and prevents the filling from shifting over time.
• Hypoallergenic Mattresses: Designed to reduce the risk of allergies, hypoallergenic mattresses are made from materials that resist dust mites, mould and other allergens. Ideal for guests with sensitive skin or respiratory issues.

By offering a range of options contract mattresses can cater for different establishments and their guests.

How to Maintain Contract Mattresses?

Proper maintenance of contract mattresses is crucial to extend their life, hygiene and comfort standards. Regular cleaning is essential; using a vacuum cleaner with an upholstery attachment will remove dust and debris, addressing stains promptly with the recommended cleaning products by the manufacturer will prevent permanent damage. Deep cleaning should be done periodically, either through professional services to remove allergens and bacteria or by using steam cleaners to sanitise without damaging the mattress materials. Rotation and flipping of the mattress regularly will promote even wear and prevent sagging or indentations, frequency depends on usage and manufacturer’s recommendation. Investing in high quality, washable mattress protectors will shield the mattress from spills, stains and allergens and these protectors should be washed regularly according to the care label to maintain their effectiveness. Ensure good ventilation in the room so the mattress can breathe, prevent moisture buildup and mould growth, occasional exposure to sunlight will naturally disinfect and freshen the mattress. Regular inspections to identify and address any signs of wear, damage or discomfort is crucial and prompt repairs should be done to prevent minor issues from becoming major problems that will affect the mattress performance. By following these maintenance practices contract mattresses will be in optimal condition, providing consistent comfort and hygiene to all users in your commercial premises. This is especially important in commercial settings such as hotels, hostels and student accommodation where quality and customisation in furnishing is key.

How are Contract Mattresses different from Standard Mattresses in the Hospitality Industry?

Contract mattresses differ from standard residential mattresses in many ways, designed for commercial environments. First they are built for greater durability and longevity, using higher grade materials such as resilient foams, robust coils and durable fabrics that can withstand heavy use and frequent cleaning. The construction is often reinforced with sturdy stitching and frames to prevent sagging and indentations over time. For hygiene and cleanability many contract mattresses are treated with antimicrobial agents to resist bacteria, fungi and other pathogens and their upholstery is designed to be easy to clean and sanitise, with high hygiene standards for commercial use. Comfort and support is also prioritised, contract mattresses offer a balanced firmness to cater to a wide range of sleepers, comfort for all users. Advanced support systems provide adequate pressure relief, reducing discomfort and improving sleep quality for long term users. Contract mattresses have everything you need to meet the specific requirements of commercial premises.

Also contract mattresses meet strict safety regulations, fire safety standards and are suitable for public and commercial use. They often have certifications to prove they meet industry specific requirements, so you can be sure they meet all the safety standards. From a cost perspective while contract mattresses may have a higher upfront cost, they will be more cost effective in the long run as they have a longer life and less need for frequent replacement. Bulk purchasing from commercial suppliers also makes them a cost effective option for businesses. Contract mattresses can also be customised with features such as adjustable firmness, specialised support zones and bespoke sizes to meet the specific needs of different premises. In summary, contract mattresses are built for commercial use, more durable, hygienic and compliant than standard residential mattresses. Their design and construction is optimised for comfort and reliability in high occupancy and diverse user environments.

Do Contract Mattresses meet CRIB 5 and BS7177 Standards?

Yes, our contract mattresses are designed to meet the critical safety standards, CRIB 5 and BS7177, so they meet the highest fire safety and material safety regulations for commercial use. CRIB 5 refers to the specific fire safety regulations for mattresses used in commercial environments. This means the materials used in the mattress are ignition resistant and slow to burn, reducing the risk of fire hazards. Contract mattresses that meet CRIB 5 meet the fire safety authorities requirements, so they are suitable for environments where fire safety is paramount.

BS7177 is the British Standard that outlines the fire testing methods for upholstered furniture, including mattresses. It specifies the criteria for flame spread and smoke production to reduce fire risks. Contract mattresses that meet BS7177 use fire retardant fabrics and internal materials that have passed the fire testing, so they won’t spread the fire or produce excessive smoke. We will provide certification that their mattresses meet BS7177 standards if required, so you can be sure of the safety and compliance of your bedding solution. By ensuring contract mattresses meet CRIB 5 and BS7177, you can comply with fire regulations, protect occupants and reduce liability. When choosing contract mattresses make sure to verify the compliance certificates to ensure they meet the safety standards for your specific commercial environment.