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Slatted Bed Bases: Are sprung slats better than solid slat bases?

We explain which is better sprung or solid slatted bed bases. John Ryan By Design is the UK's premier independent hand made mattress company. Ryan their founder explains exactly why you need to carefully examine spring counts and why a higher spring count may not be to your benefit! #mattress #bed #sleep #springs Why not follow our website which has over 5000 pages of detailed mattress advice and expertise? https://johnryanbydesign.co.uk/unders... https://www.johnryanbydesign.co.uk Why not follow us on social media and ask us anything about mattresses! Twitter:   / johnryanbeds   Facebook:   / johnryanbydesignltd   Instagram:   / johnryanbydesign   Music: «Beyond the line » from Bensound.com Hi and welcome to this guide about sprung slats versus fixed mattress slats. My name is Ryan I'm the founder of John Ryan by Design the UK's premier independent mattress retailer. Most bed frames available to buy in the UK come with some sort of slatted platform to support the mattress. The two most common forms of slatted bed base are sprung and non-sprung slats. Non sprung slats refers to any base where there is either flat planks of wood covering the whole width of the base or smaller slats that meets at central supports. This type of bed base is fine for a mattress and will provide a good solid support. One note of caution is that the gaps between the slats must be no more than three inches apart any more than this and the support for your mattress will be compromised. Now sprung slats are usually smaller and always connect to a central support they will give a slightly softer overall support than solid slats. Again providing the no more than three inches apart they will provide a good support for the mattress. However, sprung slats do have a drawback and this is because the center of the bed and the edges were all solid but the sleeping areas are softer this can result in uneven settlement of the mattress and a ridge or dare developing down the center of the bed. On balance I would recommend a solid slatted base rather than a sprung one as a supported uniform and even any benefit of having sprung slats is far outweighed by the uneven support. If you want softer mattress support it's much easier to get from the right mattress. When using any slatted base we always recommend protecting the underside of the mattress in the same way that you would the sleep surface. Some wooden slats have a tendency to splinter and break and could cause damage to your mattress. To be fair this is where it's always best to protect just in case. If you need more help when choosing a bed base why not get in touch in the comment section below. Don't forget you can subscribe to our YouTube channel for more guides like this and you can find our website at johnryanbydesign.co.uk Sleep well!