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Giltedge Beds Pisa 1000 Divan Bed
1000 Pocket SpringsMemory Foam27 cm depthRRP £515.00From£419.00
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Giltedge Beds Comfort 1000 Divan Bed
1000 Pocket SpringsMemory Foam27 cm depthRRP £729.00From£419.00
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Giltedge Beds Sensations 1500 Divan Bed
1500 Pocket SpringsMemory Foam30 cm depthRRP £687.00From£449.00
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Giltedge Beds Silk 1000 Divan Bed
1000 Pocket SpringsMemory Foam24 cm depthRRP £899.00From£449.00
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Giltedge Beds Platinum 2000 Divan Bed
2000 Pocket SpringsMemory Foam27 cm depthRRP £699.00From£499.00
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Giltedge Beds Bamboo 1500 Divan Bed
1500 Pocket SpringsMemory Foam27 cm depthRRP £809.00From£539.00
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Giltedge Beds Cashmere 2000 Divan Bed
2000 Pocket SpringsMemory Foam28 cm depthRRP £809.00From£539.00
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Memory Foam Divan Beds
What is a memory foam divan bed?
A memory foam divan bed pairs a memory foam mattress with a matching divan base. The mattress uses viscoelastic foam that responds to body heat and pressure, gradually moulding to your shape to distribute weight evenly and reduce pressure on key areas like the hips, shoulders and lower back. The divan base provides a solid, flat platform that complements the contouring nature of memory foam and typically includes built-in storage. Many memory foam divan beds also feature a pocket spring base layer beneath the foam for added support and edge-to-edge stability.
Is a memory foam divan bed good for back pain?
Many people with back pain find memory foam divan beds highly effective. The foam contours to the natural curve of the spine, providing support in the lumbar region while cushioning the hips and shoulders — areas that create pressure points when sleeping on a harder surface. Medium to medium-firm memory foam is generally the most commonly recommended specification for back pain sufferers. If your pain is related to specific spinal conditions, it's worth seeking guidance from a healthcare professional before choosing, as individual needs vary considerably.
Do memory foam divan beds sleep hot?
Traditional memory foam can retain body heat, but modern memory foam mattresses are specifically engineered to address this. Gel-infused foam draws heat away from the body. Open-cell foam structures allow better air to circulate through the layers. Many mattresses also feature breathable knitted or Tencel covers that wick moisture away from the sleeping surface. If you're a naturally warm sleeper, look for memory foam divan beds that specifically highlight cooling technology or gel infusion in their specification — these perform noticeably better than standard memory foam in warm conditions.
What is the difference between a memory foam divan and a hybrid divan?
A pure memory foam divan has a mattress built entirely from foam layers — typically a supportive reflex foam base with a memory foam comfort layer on top. A hybrid divan combines a pocket spring unit with memory foam comfort layers above it. The hybrid adds bounce, better edge support, and improved airflow thanks to the spring unit, while retaining the pressure-relieving benefits of the memory foam. If you like the feeling of memory foam but find yourself feeling too hot or finding it difficult to move during the night, a hybrid divan is worth considering as an alternative.
Are memory foam divan beds suitable for side sleepers?
Memory foam divan beds are particularly well-suited to side sleepers. Sleeping on your side creates significant pressure at the hip and shoulder — the heaviest contact points. Memory foam's ability to contour and cushion these areas reduces that pressure considerably, and its body-adaptive support helps keep the spine in a neutral, aligned position throughout the night. A medium to medium-soft memory foam specification is generally recommended for side sleepers of average build, allowing enough give to accommodate the natural curves of the body without the hips and shoulders feeling forced inward.
How long does a memory foam divan bed last?
A quality memory foam divan mattress will typically last 7 to 10 years. The density of the foam is the main determinant of longevity — higher-density foam resists body impressions and softening for significantly longer than lower-density alternatives. Signs it's time to replace include a visible dip or sag in your usual sleep position, waking with aches that weren't previously present, or a mattress that no longer returns fully to its original shape after you get up. The divan base itself is extremely durable and will usually outlast the mattress by many years.
Does a memory foam mattress need to be turned?
Most memory foam mattresses are single-sided and should not be flipped, as they are designed with a defined sleeping surface on top and a support base underneath. However, they should be rotated 180 degrees head to toe every 3 months for the first year, then every 6 months thereafter. This ensures the foam wears evenly across the full surface. Always check the care label on your specific mattress — some manufacturers recommend no rotation at all, while others specify a rotation schedule. Following the manufacturer's guidance will protect your guarantee.
Can a memory foam divan bed be used on an adjustable base?
Pure memory foam mattresses are flexible and can often be used on adjustable bed bases, as the foam bends with the articulating sections. However, a standard divan base is rigid and not suitable for adjustment. If you want the combination of memory foam comfort and an adjustable base, you would typically need to purchase an adjustable divan base or adjustable frame separately alongside a memory foam mattress rated for articulating use. Always confirm with the mattress manufacturer before placing any mattress on an adjustable base.
Why does a new memory foam divan bed smell?
A new memory foam mattress often has a noticeable chemical smell when first unboxed — this is called off-gassing, caused by volatile organic compounds (VOCs) released as the foam expands. The smell is generally harmless and dissipates within 24 to 72 hours. To speed this up, unbox the mattress in a well-ventilated room with windows open and allow it to breathe before putting on bedding. Mattresses that have been vacuum-packed or rolled for delivery tend to off-gas more noticeably than those delivered flat. The smell typically fades completely within a few days.
What should I look for when buying a memory foam divan bed?
Focus on four key areas. First, foam density — higher-density foam (typically 40 kg/m³ or above) is more durable and resists body impressions better. Second, depth of the memory foam comfort layer — a deeper layer provides more contouring, though very deep foam can feel warmer. Third, whether there's a cooling element such as gel infusion or an open-cell structure if you sleep warm. Fourth, the base configuration — platform top or sprung edge, and what storage options are included. A good guarantee length is also a useful quality indicator; reputable brands tend to back their products with 5 years or more.