Bonnell spring and pocket spring are the two main types of spring mattress construction. Bonnell springs are interconnected metal coils that move together as a unit — firmer, more affordable, and with a classic bouncy feel. Pocket springs are individually wrapped coils that move independently — better for motion isolation and personalised support, at a higher price.
- Bonnell spring mattress: From Rs. 8,000 (Queen, 6-inch); interconnected hourglass coils; firm, even support; slight bounce; less motion isolation; suited to back sleepers, single sleepers, and budget-first buyers
- Pocket spring mattress: From Rs. 12,000 (Queen, 6-inch, branded); individually wrapped coils; better body contouring; excellent motion isolation; quieter; suited to couples and side sleepers
- Spring count matters for pocket spring: 800–1,000 springs in a Queen = basic; 1,000–1,500 = mid-range; above 1,500 = premium with finer support zoning
- Noise: Bonnell springs can squeak over time as interconnected coils wear and rub; pocket springs are generally quieter due to individual fabric encasing
- Durability: Pocket springs are generally more durable — independent coils experience less cumulative wear than interconnected Bonnell coils under regular use
- Popular Indian brands: Springwell, Centuary, Kurlon (Bonnell); Wakefit, Sleepyhead, Peps, Duroflex (pocket spring)
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