Delta Static Caravan Mattresses

Bespoke Delta Static Caravan Mattresses

Delta Caravans International is one of the great Hull success stories. Founded in 1983 with just ten employees, the company has grown steadily over four decades into one of the most prolific static caravan manufacturers in the United Kingdom. Today Delta employs around 150 people on its 8.5-acre manufacturing site at 240 Leads Road in Hull, East Yorkshire — right in the heart of what is arguably the caravan-building capital of the world. Hull and the surrounding East Riding have been home to the British static caravan industry for generations, with Willerby, ABI, Atlas, Victory, and dozens of smaller makers all operating within a few miles of each other. Delta sits firmly within this cluster, drawing on the same deep pool of specialist suppliers, engineers, and tradespeople that has sustained the industry since the mid-twentieth century.

The company's trajectory has been one of steady, careful growth rather than dramatic corporate manoeuvring. In 1992, Delta began exporting static caravans to the Benelux countries — the Netherlands, Belgium, and Luxembourg — where the demand for British-built holiday homes on residential and recreational parks mirrors the UK market. That export operation has expanded substantially and now runs throughout the year, with Delta caravans shipped to parks across Europe and beyond. In 1999, considerable investment went into machinery and manufacturing capacity, and in 2004 the business was purchased by Dr Mike Isaac, who remains the Managing Director. From 2010, Delta began manufacturing twin-unit lodges alongside its single-unit static caravans, adding a significant new dimension to its portfolio. The company now delivers over 2,000 homes per year — a remarkable figure that places Delta amongst the highest-volume producers in the industry.

Value Without Compromise

Delta has always positioned itself on value. The company's stated philosophy is straightforward: provide customers with what they want, when they want it, at an affordable price. In the early years this meant Delta was sometimes categorised as a 'budget' manufacturer, but that label has long since ceased to be accurate. The build quality has improved dramatically over the decades, and the current range includes models that rival anything produced by the premium end of the market — the new Belgravia and Belgravia Lodge, designed in partnership with interior designer Sally Ann McCoy of Edwards McCoy and built to full BS3632 residential specification, are about as far from budget caravanning as it is possible to get.

What Delta has retained, even as the range has moved upmarket, is a willingness to be flexible. Unlike some manufacturers who produce a fixed catalogue of standard sizes, Delta is well known for its ability to build caravans in bespoke dimensions. If a park pitch is an awkward size, or an owner needs a layout that does not match any standard production model, Delta will manufacture to suit. This flexibility extends to one-off builds for individual customers as well as volume orders for large park groups and hire fleet operators. It is an approach that has earned Delta a loyal repeat customer base and a network of dealers who know they can get exactly what their clients need.

The Current Range

The 2025/2026 Delta collection spans the full breadth of the static caravan market, from compact entry-level holiday homes to full residential-specification lodges.

At the accessible end, the Santana remains one of Delta's most enduring models. Available in a range of sizes from compact 28ft by 10ft two-bedroom layouts up to larger 12ft-wide configurations, the Santana is designed as a practical, well-equipped first holiday home with bright modern interiors and vaulted ceilings. The Avalon, introduced for 2025, sits alongside it as an entry-level option in both 10ft and 12ft widths, offering a choice of upholstery options and layouts to suit different pitch sizes.

The mid-range includes the Saffron Deluxe, Arabella, Asmara, and Woodbury. The Asmara was new for 2025, featuring panoramic front windows and an open-plan lounge-kitchen-dining layout that makes the interior feel considerably larger than the external dimensions might suggest. The Langford is positioned as a home-from-home, with a spacious living area, a U-shaped kitchen, and a full-sized bath — features that elevate it well beyond basic holiday home specification. The Danbury continues as a practical mid-range option, whilst the Athena Lodge, introduced for 2025 with its studio-apartment aesthetic and contemporary exterior, bridges the gap between standard static caravan and premium lodge.

The premium tier includes the Superior and Superior Deluxe, long-standing favourites in the Delta range that have been progressively refined over the years. Available in sizes up to 41ft by 14ft, these models feature sliding patio doors, integrated appliances, and interior finishes that would not look out of place in a new-build flat. The Countryside Deluxe adds a country-style range cooker and a carefully designed layout that makes the most of natural light, whilst the new Belgravia and Belgravia Lodge sit at the very top of the range — full BS3632 residential specification, designed with professional interior styling, and intended for year-round occupation rather than seasonal holidays.

Lodge and Twin-Unit Models

Delta has manufactured twin-unit lodges since 2010, and this part of the business has become increasingly important to the company's overall portfolio. The current lodge range includes the Brentwood — Delta's flagship twin unit, with luxury fittings throughout including a range cooker, integrated dishwasher and wine cooler, freestanding fridge-freezer, and sumptuous soft furnishings. The Newbury Lodge offers a more affordable route into twin-unit living, whilst the Seren Lodge completes the current residential range.

Older twin-unit and lodge models from the Delta back catalogue include the Oakwood and Oakwood Light (typically 41ft by 13ft), the Redwood, the Lakeside Lodge (a full 40ft by 20ft twin unit), the Superior Lodge, the Sky Royal Lodge, the Swanley Lodge, and the Stratford. These larger models, with their domestic-scale bedrooms and generous en-suite bathrooms, require mattresses that approach standard UK sizes in their dimensions — but approaching is not the same as matching. A bed platform in a 13ft-wide Delta lodge may be a centimetre or two different from any off-the-shelf mattress size, and in a 20ft twin unit the bed frames are built into the structure of the lodge rather than designed around standard mattress dimensions. A made-to-measure mattress is the only way to guarantee a proper fit.

Size Matters — From 10ft to 20ft Wide

Delta manufactures static caravans and lodges in every standard width the industry uses, and because of their bespoke manufacturing capability, occasionally in non-standard widths as well. The main production widths are 10ft, 12ft, 13ft, 14ft, and 20ft for twin units.

The width of the caravan has a direct and significant impact on mattress sizes. A master bedroom in a 10ft-wide Delta Bromley will have a materially narrower bed platform than the same model name in a 12ft-wide version, even if the layout number is identical. Similarly, the step from a 12ft standard caravan to a 13ft premium model like the Superior adds real width to the bedroom — and therefore to the bed — without necessarily changing the model range or the layout designation.

This is why measuring the actual bed platform in your Delta caravan is always more reliable than looking up the model name and hoping for a standard size. Two Delta Santanas of the same year can have different bed dimensions if one is a 28ft by 10ft and the other is a 35ft by 12ft. The model name tells you the specification level and the interior style. It does not reliably tell you the mattress size.

Older and Discontinued Models

Delta's production history stretches back over forty years, and the company has produced an enormous number of model variants during that time. Many of the most commonly encountered Delta caravans on parks today are from the older ranges that have since been replaced in the current catalogue.

The Nordstar was one of Delta's most popular and longest-running models — a practical, affordable static caravan available in a wide range of sizes from 28ft by 10ft up to 37ft by 12ft with up to four bedrooms. Thousands of Nordstars were sold to parks across the UK, and they remain one of the models we are most frequently asked to make mattresses for. The Bromley and Bromley Deluxe are similarly widespread — compact, well-designed caravans in the 10ft-wide format that suit smaller pitches and first-time buyers.

Other discontinued models include the Sienna, Carlton, Denbigh and Denbigh Deluxe, Resort Plus, Discovery, Primero, Darwin, Phoenix, Warmth, Ascot, Kensington, Celebration, Jubilee, Cambridge, Oxford, Boston, Monarch, Empress, Destiny, Sapphire, Radiant, Magnus, Medmerry, Molina, Crammond, Glase, and Summer. Each was produced in multiple sizes and layout configurations, meaning the number of distinct bed dimensions across the full Delta back catalogue runs well into the hundreds.

What We Recommend

For the standard 10ft and 12ft-wide Delta models — the Santanas, Nordstars, Bromleys, Saffrons, and Resort Plus caravans that make up the bulk of the Delta fleet on UK parks — our CoolPlus™ memory foam mattress offers a substantial upgrade over the original factory-fitted item. The temperature-regulating foam is particularly well suited to static caravans, where condensation and temperature fluctuations are more pronounced than in a brickbuilt property. Many parks are sited in coastal or low-lying locations where dampness is a year-round concern, and a mattress that manages moisture effectively will last significantly longer than a standard foam or spring unit.

For the wider 13ft and 14ft premium models — the Superiors, Countryside Deluxes, and Athena Lodges — and for the twin-unit lodges like the Brentwood and Newbury, our Imperial Elite™ pocket sprung mattress provides domestic-grade comfort that matches the aspirations of these higher-specification holiday homes. When the caravan itself has integrated appliances, designer interiors, and full central heating, the mattress should deliver a standard of comfort to match.

For pull-out sofa beds, occasional sleeping arrangements, and children's bunks, a reflex foam mattress provides the practical combination of comfort and flexibility needed for convertible sleeping spaces.

Every mattress we make is cut to your exact measurements in our Birmingham workshop and delivered free to any UK address. Call us on 0121 663 6114 with your measurements, or order online using the product links below.