The Herald Superb marks the point in the Vispring collection where a deeper spring architecture—three rows of hand-nested calico pocket springs—meets a deliberately clean upholstery that makes tension choice the primary variable. In King size, 1,716 individually nested Vanadium steel springs move independently, ensuring two sleepers exert no mechanical influence on each other, while the alloy’s fatigue resistance maintains calibrated tension across years of nightly use. Four tension options—Soft, Medium, Firm, and Extra Firm—are available at order, with split firmness for King sizes to accommodate different weights or preferences without compromise.
Above the springs, natural fibres form the upholstery: bonded British fleece wool and cotton, plus blends of British fleece wool and cotton. Wool passively manages temperature by absorbing and releasing moisture vapour, holding loft without synthetic reinforcement, while cotton provides a breathable base that helps prevent the filling stack from compressing unevenly over time. The border is finished with protective wool and reinforced by two rows of hand side-stitching to preserve the sleeping surface to the very edge, and the hand-tufted construction with felt washers stabilises the filling layers. Horizontal handles and perimeter air vents further enhance airflow and longevity as the sleeper moves through the night.
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