Soft has a reputation problem, usually earned by mattresses that let your hips sink until your lower back does all the work. That's not this bed.
The SK-2602 gets its softness from depth, not weakness. There's 10.5 cm of quilted comfort above the springs, including 6 cm of dense #30 high-resilience foam under the memory foam. You sink into a plush surface and then stop — supported, not swallowed.
And because the core is an open pocketed coil unit rather than solid foam, air moves through the mattress instead of being trapped in it. In a warm room — or a warm climate — that's the difference between sleeping and sweating.
Rated around 4 out of 10, it's the softest bed in our range, standing 31 cm tall.
1 · 2.0 mm 8-Turn Pocketed Coils
Each spring is wound with 8 turns rather than the usual 5–6, and sits in its own fabric pocket so it moves independently. More turns means the coil flexes in finer increments — it responds to light pressure at the shoulders as readily as to heavy pressure at the hips, instead of resisting until a threshold is crossed.
Every spring moving on its own also means the mattress responds point by point. Weight is distributed where it actually falls, and movement is absorbed at the source — a partner turning over doesn't send a ripple across the bed.
2 · 10.5 cm of Quilted Comfort
Quilted into one panel rather than stacked loosely, so the surface stays flat and even over time.
3 · 7 cm of Foam Around the Edge
The perimeter is where ordinary pocket spring beds fail first — and soft beds fail there fastest, because more of the surface is compressed. This one uses a 7 cm-wide #35 high-density foam encasement: a solid foam rail, not just heavier springs. Sitting on the edge feels solid, the full width is usable, and the bed resists the outward bulge that develops over years.
Side sleepers · lighter body weights · anyone who finds medium or firm beds feel like lying on the mattress rather than in it · guest rooms, holiday homes, villas and vacation rentals, where a soft, breathable bed suits the widest range of visitors — and an open coil core handles warm rooms far better than solid foam.
Who should look elsewhere: back and stomach sleepers, and anyone over about 200 lb (90 kg) — a soft surface lets the pelvis drop, which is what makes a lower back ache. Our medium-soft and firm models will serve you better.
Single-sided — never flip it, just rotate 180° every 3–6 months. Arrives compressed and roll-packed in one reinforced carton: sleepable within hours, full height in 24–72 hours. A faint new-mattress smell for a day or two is normal; ventilate and it clears.
At 31 cm this is a tall mattress — deep-pocket or "extra deep" fitted sheets are recommended. Standard sheets may not tuck fully under the corners.
In humid climates, let the room breathe for the first week and use a breathable mattress protector — it keeps the bed fresh far longer.
Because the comfort layer is thicker than a standard bed, give it two to three weeks to settle — it will feel slightly softer as the foams break in.
How soft is it? Around 4 out of 10 — our softest model. The surface gives generously, then the dense support layer underneath stops you. Plush, not saggy.
Will I sink in too much? The 6 cm #30 high-resilience layer is specifically there to prevent that. You get the soft surface without bottoming out against the springs.
Does it sleep cool? Cooler than an all-foam bed. The open coil core lets air circulate, and gel in the memory foam helps carry heat away from the surface.
Is 31 cm too thick for my sheets? It's about 12 inches, so deep-pocket or "extra deep" fitted sheets are recommended.
Is it good for a guest room or holiday villa? Yes — soft suits the widest range of visitors, and the coil core handles warm rooms better than solid foam.
How long until it's ready? Sleepable within hours; full height in 24–72 hours.
Choose your size and add to cart — soft, plush, breathable, delivered in one box.
