Chamfered Mattresses

Most chamfered mattresses feature 45-degree angles, which suit the majority of bed spaces with wheel arch intrusions or corner storage. Custom angles can be specified if needed. The chamfered corners are precision-cut using industrial equipment to ensure clean, straight edges that won't fray or lose shape over time.

Measure the full rectangle first, then identify where the chamfered corners need cutting. Mark the start and end points of each angled cut, measuring from the nearest corner. Provide these measurements along with the desired angle. A simple sketch showing the chamfered areas helps ensure accuracy during production.

Chamfered mattresses are available in memory foam, reflex foam, pocket sprung, and hybrid constructions. All materials meet BS 7177 fire safety standards required for caravan and motorhome insurance. Memory foam offers pressure relief, while pocket springs provide traditional support with good airflow for humid environments.

Yes, chamfered mattresses can be manufactured in thicknesses from 10cm to 25cm. Thinner options suit beds with limited headroom or storage compartments underneath. Thicker mattresses provide more comfort but require adequate clearance for bed mechanisms and ventilation around the sleeping area.

Chamfered mattresses typically take 7-14 working days to manufacture and deliver. Production times vary with seasonal demand and current workshop capacity. Each mattress is made to order, with the chamfered cuts performed after the main construction is complete. Free UK delivery is included in the price.

Chamfered mattresses include guarantees up to 10 years, depending on the construction type chosen. Memory foam and pocket sprung versions typically carry longer guarantees than basic reflex foam models. The guarantee covers manufacturing defects and premature sagging, but normal wear from regular use is excluded.

Existing mattresses can sometimes be modified to add chamfered corners, though results vary depending on the original construction. Foam mattresses adapt better than sprung versions, which may have internal components near the edges. New manufacture usually provides better long-term durability than modification of existing products.