Vogue Repose Memory Sculpture 1000

Bought this mattress in 2014 after realising that our child's single one was the most comfortable mattress in the house. This is just a bigger version of it. I weigh around 95kG, my wife significantly less, and we sleep without noticing the other's movement and neither of us has woken up with back pain since, not that we suffreed massively before the Repose Memory Sculpture 1000 but now that I write the review it came to mind.

Anyway we were so impressed with our one that we got one for my mum who decided her mattress had reached the end of its days. No complaints from her.

It is a sprung mattress with a memory foam top part. Single sided if I remember correctly which means you don't periodicay flip it over, seem to recall they suggest just rotating it round so your head lies where your feet used to. This might affect its longevity I guess. Not really sure but haven't encountered a problem yet.

Happy to recommend this bed. Let's see how long it lasts but so far, so good. Will put a calendar entry for 3 years time.

Very poor quality 4ft6 mattress at a fairly high cost (over £300)

I am told Vogue are a good make in general.I can only think that the Repose Memory Sculpture 1000 is well below the normal standard from Vogue.

In just under 1yr the memory form has a big crease right across the middle, that can be felt even under a topper.

My last pocket sprung mattress lasted 8yrs before starting to sag at the edges.This Repose Memory Sculpture 1000 bed has really put me of memory form. I am now buying a 1400 pocket sprung sleepeezee (no-nonsense quality cheaper mattress)

I have lost the receipt for the old mattress (bit silly)so I can not take it back.

Before the very large crease developed across the bed it was above average comfort.

I will also add that we are not over weight and did not use the mattress in any way other then the manufacture intended.

Be very careful of memory form esp from Vogue