Review: Silentnight Miracoil 3 Ortho Star

Silentnight’s new range of divan beds has finally been launched so I was keen to start trying them out and see if Silentnight are still at the forefront of the bed making industry!!

 

The first bed I trialed was the miracoil 3, Ortho Star. As you can see by the picture below the bed still has a rather classic(old)  look to it which was slightly disappointing as I was hoping Silentnight might be a bit bolder in its overall look! This said the bed does look well constructed and the mattress looks of good quality.

 

I have always been a fan of the miracoil spring system used in Silentnight Mattresses, although just a fancy name for an open coil spring unit, the spring construction does offer good support and combined with a firm spring edge the mattress holds its shape well even with heavier people using it regularly.

 

I found the comfort level OK. This mattress is aimed at the individual that likes a firmer feel mattress and although I felt Silentnight have used good fillings on top of the spring system they  could have been more generous with the thickness of the layers as I could feel the springs digging into me at certain places.

 

Overall this bed didn’t really offer anything new in the market place, and I did feel the look of the bed let it down a little!! On a positive note the spring system was very responsive and the finish was of good quality. I would recommend this bed if you like a really firm support and obviously the comfort that goes with it!! But for me I’ll wait and see what Silentnight was to offer next week!!

 

Detailed Description

• Intelligent zoned Miracoil springs give comfort, support and pressure relief for all shapes and sizes.
• Exactly the right level of support where body weight is greatest around the hips.
• Pressure relief for a more peaceful night’s sleep.
• Layers of comfortable and supportive fibre fillings.
• Easy care mattress – no need to turn.
• Drop front drawers with beech effect drawer linings.
• Twin wheel castors.