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Signs That You Need a New Bed

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When you’re waking up with aches and pains and your bed has become worn and lumpy, it’s usually a sign that it’s past its best and it’s time for a new one.

Buying a new bed is a long term investment. Considering the average lifespan of a mattress is around seven years, it’s worth spending as much as you can afford to get a good quality, comfortable bed.

Before you do, though, arm yourself with all the necessary information to make the right choice.

We’ve put together this handy guide on what to look for when buying a new bed.

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7 Tips on Buying A New Bed

 

7 Tips for Buying a New Bed

How to choose a new bed

Buying a new bed is a long-term investment and considering the average lifespan of a mattress is around 7 – 8 years, it’s worth spending as much as you can afford.

When choosing a new bed we recommend you arm yourself with all the necessary information beforehand.

We’ve put together the following tips, as recommended by the National Bed Federation, on what to look for when buying a new bed.

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Out With The Old And In With The New…Bed!

How to buy a new bed

The New Year signifies a time of change and transformation, offering us the chance to discard those things that hold us back.

For many the New Year encourages us to kick bad habits and establish new routines, from getting fit, eating healthier, to getting more and better sleep. 

Most adults need between six and nine hours of sleep every night and yet almost two-thirds of us suffer from sleep problems.

“Buy the right bed and you could be buying into night after night of quality sleep,” says Lisa Artis of The Sleep Council. “Anyone who has ever slept in a really comfortable or really dreadful old bed will know how it can affect the quality of sleep.”

If you know you need a new bed, but are unsure what you want or what suits you best, check out The Sleep Council’s guide to the questions you should be asking yourself… Continue reading →