The average lifespan of a divan bed with a mattress can vary depending on the quality of the materials used, how well it's maintained, and how frequently it's used. However, on average:

1. Divan Bed Frame:

• Lifespan: 10 to 15 years
• Why: The divan bed frame is generally very durable, especially if it's well-constructed with sturdy materials like wood or metal. With proper care and no significant wear or damage, the bed frame can last for many years.

2. Mattress:

• Lifespan: 7 to 10 years
• Why: The lifespan of a mattress largely depends on the type and quality. High-quality pocket spring or latex mattresses tend to last longer, while memory foam and cheaper options might wear out sooner. Regular use and body weight can also impact how quickly a mattress begins to lose its firmness and support.

Factors Affecting Lifespan:

• Quality of the Mattress: Higher-end mattresses, like premium pocket spring or latex options, tend to last longer than lower-cost options like basic foam mattresses.
• Maintenance: Regularly rotating the mattress (every 3-6 months) can help it wear more evenly and extend its lifespan. Keeping the bed frame in good condition by avoiding excess weight or any damage can also contribute to its longevity.
• Use: If the bed is used frequently or by multiple people, it may wear out faster. The weight placed on the bed also affects how long it lasts.

Signs Your Divan Bed and Mattress Need Replacing:

• Sagging or lumps in the mattress.
• Noisy or unstable divan base (e.g., squeaks or creaks).
• Discomfort while sleeping or noticeable lack of support.
• Visible signs of damage or wear (e.g., tears in the fabric or broken springs).

If your divan bed and mattress are showing signs of wear, it might be time to consider replacing them to ensure a comfortable and supportive sleeping environment. Would you like help choosing a new mattress or divan bed?