Our best mattress is the one that feels great for you - as they're all super comfy, just in slightly different ways. You can also choose by size, such as single, double and king size mattresses. Take home a mattress from IKEA (you can do it yourself, as they come roll packed or you can also have it delivered) and try it for 90 days. Sleep like a baby – or bring it back and try another one. Need some inspiration to refresh your bedroom? Whether it's a complete makeover or just a small refresh we have plenty of ideas in our Rooms and Ideas galleries. For a limited time, take advantage of our 0% APR representative 12-month interest-free credit option when you spend £299 or more on bedroom furniture. Terms and conditions apply, see bottom of the page for details*. To test the strength and durability of our mattresses we use a machine that simulates the movements of a person rolling around in bed 50,000 times. Learn more about our different mattress types in our bed buyers guide
Learn more about our 'love it or exchange it' policy The individually wrapped pocket springs in our HESSENG mattress work independently to closely follow your movements. Natural materials like cotton, latex and wool provide extra comfort and gives a very pleasant sleeping environment with an even temperature. HESSENG pocket sprung mattress Mattress for junior bed Mattress for extendable bed Mattress for 2-seat sofa-bed Mattress f sofa-bed w chaise longueYay, IKEA Is Now Selling Roll-Packed Mattresses A few years ago, I purchased a spare single mattress from IKEA Rhodes and carried it home on the train. It was awkward trying to fit that into the train vestibule. It was even more awkward trying to lug it to the station in the first place. So I for one am stupidly grateful that IKEA is now selling a range of mattresses in a rolled-up format instead. Most people don't take large items of furniture on trains, but a rolled-up mattress also has a better chance of fitting in the boot of a car or back of a 4WD.
The obvious trade-off is that these are likely to be mattresses you keep as spares for visitors: any mattress you can roll up is going to be less comfortable than its spring-filled full-time equivalent. Trending Stories Right Now Break The Ice In Any Situation With These 10 Conversation Starters How To Order Drinks At The Bar Without Embarrassing Yourself Email newsletters will contain a brief summary of our top stories, plus details of competitions and reader events. Guest beds & daybedsSofa by day and bed at night, most of our comfy day beds even have built-in drawers to store duvets and pillows. Many can turn into both single and double beds and you have a choice of mattress to get the comfort you prefer. Still not enough sleeping space for everyone? Try our guests beds. They fold up for easy storage when your guests go home. Guest beds & daybeds Quality mattresses for a good night’s sleep Take home a mattress from IKEA (the way we package them makes that easier – we also deliver) and try it for 90 nights.
Sleep like a baby – or bring back the mattress and try another. They’re all super comfy, just in slightly different ways. So our best mattress is the one that feels great for you. See more about our 90-day 'love or exchange policy.Anyone Have an IKEA Mattress? Ikea, Reviews, Mattress, Sultan, I K E A • Print this Page Link to this Topic I bought two for my kids, they like them. I can't remember the name of the mattresses though, but they were of better quality. This would be for my kid, too. I'm thinking of the Sultan Fossing (foam + latex). How long have your kids had them? I bought one for K's new bed when she moved into her apartment. I don't recall exactly which one I bought. It was a mid-range one, though. It could be the sultans we bought... sounds familiar. They've had them for four years, no problems with them at all.Son got a double sized one about 5 years ago. He just wanted the mattress (no box spring) and threw it on the floor like a futon.
If you just get the mattress it's rolled up and compressed into a pretty small "tube" -- takes a couple of days to relax. We just threw it in the back of the car. I think all the IKEA mattresses are Sultan-something. It's the "something" part that differentiates them. I don't think it'd fit in my little car even rolled up -- at any rate, I'd be getting the bed and the slatted bottom too, so fitting all of that in my little car would be tricky at best (and probably impossible). The special today is $49 shipping on a purchase over $500, shipping would normally be $349 so that works out well. The last time we visited IKEA we couldn't find the model we bought our son. The most similar was the Favang. Well they're having some sort of overload problem on the site... I put the stuff in my cart yesterday to buy today, but I can't access the cart. So this might all be moot. Might have to schlep after all (maybe I can tie something to the roof of my car...) Will keep trying on the site.
I know most Ikeas here have a vehicle you can rent for a pretty reasonable price to bring your stuff home.That's new to me. My main problem is that there are no IKEAs nearby, and I'd rather not do a round trip if I have to return the vehicle. (Closest IKEA is about two hours away.) Anyway, the site came unstuck and I ordered it all. Thanks much for feedback, everyone. If you do tie it to the roof of the car, please take a picture for us. Where there is a will there is a way You could start with just a new mattress on your old box spring and see if you like it as much as you liked sozlet's setup. If yes, you're done. If not, then you can look to add the slats with or without a new frame latter. edit: We put an Ikea frame with a high headboard and fairly high footboard in the guest room with a mattress on slats. It does sit kind of low, but it's fine. I don't see the bed frame we bought on the site any longer, but it's grey metal. I could also get this: