Choose a Comfortable Solution From Our Collection of the Best Mattresses
Shopping for a mattress shouldn't feel like rocket science, but let's be honest — it often does. A mattress is basically the thing you sleep on. Simple, right? It's made up of layers: something soft on top for comfort (foam, latex, or fibres), something supportive underneath (springs or dense foam), and fabric wrapped around it all. In Australia, they come in sizes from single through to king, with thicknesses anywhere between 16cm and 36cm. This collection covers all the essentials: pocket spring mattresses, memory foam, hybrids, and everything in between. Whether you're after a queen for the main bedroom, a king single for the spare room, or a firm king for your back, it's all here. Every mattress ships Australia-wide. Not sure where to start? Most people go for queen size and medium-firm. From there, it's really about what feels right for how you sleep.
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Affordable Mattresses That Don't Compromise on Quality
Not everyone wants to spend $2,000 on a mattress, and honestly, you don't need to.
Where the price difference comes from
You've probably noticed some mattress brands charging 3-4 times what we do. Part of that is marketing — those ads you see everywhere cost money. Part of it is generous return policies where 20-30% of mattresses get sent back, and those costs get spread across all customers.
We keep things simple: good materials, fair prices, detailed product information so you can choose the right mattress first time. No fancy ad campaigns, no celebrity endorsements, just straightforward value.
What you get at our price point
Our mattresses use quality materials — pocket springs, high-density foam, breathable covers — similar to brands charging much more. The difference is we're not building in huge marketing budgets or covering the cost of widespread returns.
We've found that when mattresses are priced fairly, customers take more care choosing the right one. Our return rate is low because people read the descriptions, check the firmness levels, and measure their bed frames before buying.
Returns and trials
We offer a 30-day return period for faulty or damaged mattresses. What we don't do is encourage "try-before-you-commit" mattress shopping where people order multiple options and send back what they don't want. That model sounds customer-friendly, but someone has to pay for it — and it's usually built into the price.
Instead, we focus on clear information upfront. If you're unsure about size, firmness, or mattress type, our product descriptions are detailed and you're welcome to contact us with questions.
Quality at a fair price
A $500-700 mattress from us will give you the same 7-10 years of good sleep as a $2,000 mattress from elsewhere. You're just not paying for Instagram ads or funding other people's returns.
If you're looking for a mattress that does the job without the premium price tag, you're in the right place.
Types of Mattresses
Pocket Spring Mattresses:
Individual coils wrapped in fabric pockets that move independently. Best for couples and those who want responsive support with minimal partner disturbance. Available in medium to firm options.
Memory Foam Mattresses:
Pressure-relieving foam that contours to body shape. Ideal for side sleepers and those with joint pain. Gel-infused options reduce heat retention.
Hybrid Mattresses:
Combine pocket springs with memory foam or latex comfort layers. Offer balanced support and pressure relief. Popular for all sleeping positions.
Bonnell Spring Mattresses:
Traditional hourglass-shaped springs connected by wire. Budget-friendly option providing firm support. Suitable for back and stomach sleepers.
Mattress Sizes Explained (Australian Standards)
| Size | Dimensions (cm) | Best For |
|---|---|---|
| Single | 92 x 188 | Children, guest rooms, small spaces |
| King Single | 107 x 203 | Teens, taller individuals, narrow rooms |
| Double | 138 x 188 | Solo sleepers, couples in small bedrooms |
| Queen | 153 x 203 | Couples, most popular size in Australia |
| King | 183 x 203 | Couples wanting maximum space, master bedrooms |
Mattresses with Storage Bed Compatibility
Most pocket spring and memory foam mattresses work with:
- Gas lift storage beds (requires flexible base)
- Ottoman storage beds (flat-base mattresses only)
- Drawer storage beds (any mattress type)
Avoid: Extra-thick mattresses (34cm+) may prevent storage bed lids from opening fully. Choose 21-28cm profiles for optimal storage bed function.
How to Choose the Right Mattress
Step 1: Determine your size –
Measure your bed frame. Most Australians choose queen (153x203cm) or king (183x203cm).
Step 2: Select firmness level:
- Soft/Medium (3-5): Side sleepers, lighter body weight
- Medium Firm (6-7): Back sleepers, average build
- Firm/Extra Firm (8-10): Stomach sleepers, heavier build, back pain
Step 3: Choose mattress type:
- Pocket spring for breathability and bounce
- Memory foam for pressure relief
- Hybrid for balanced support
Step 4: Consider thickness:
- 16-21cm: Budget-friendly, firm support
- 22-28cm: Standard comfort, most popular
- 30-36cm: Luxury feel, hotel-quality
How to Make Your Mattress Last Longer
Look, mattresses aren't cheap — even ours. So it makes sense to look after them properly. The good news? It's not complicated. Here's what actually matters.
Rotate it regularly
Flip your mattress 180 degrees every few months. This stops it wearing unevenly and developing those annoying body-shaped dips. For pocket spring mattresses, do this every 3 months. Memory foam and hybrids can go 6 months between rotations. Set a reminder on your phone — it takes two minutes.
Most modern mattresses don't need flipping (top to bottom), just rotating (head to foot). Check the label if you're not sure.
Use a mattress protector from day one
This is the single best thing you can do. A decent protector stops sweat, spills, and dust mites getting into the mattress itself. They're not expensive — usually $30-80 depending on size — and they're machine washable. Your mattress will stay fresher for years longer.
Plus, if you ever need to make a warranty claim, most manufacturers require proof you've been using a protector. Save yourself the headache.
Air it out occasionally
Strip the bed and leave your mattress uncovered for a few hours every month or two. Open the windows if you can. This lets moisture evaporate and stops that musty smell building up. If you live somewhere humid (hello, Queensland), this is especially important.
Vacuum it now and then
Use the upholstery attachment on your vacuum and go over the mattress surface every few months. This picks up dust, dead skin (sorry), and anything else lurking in there. It sounds fussy, but it genuinely helps with allergies and keeps things fresh.
Don't let kids use it as a trampoline
We know, easier said than done. But jumping on the bed can damage the springs and foam layers inside. If you've got a pocket spring mattress, rough treatment will shorten its life. Save the gymnastics for the actual trampoline.
Check your bed base
Your mattress is only as good as what's underneath it. If you're using a bed frame with slats, make sure they're sturdy and evenly spaced (no more than 10cm apart). Sagging or broken slats will cause your mattress to sag too, and that'll void most warranties.
Platform beds with solid bases work great too. Just avoid anything too flexible or springy.
Deal with stains quickly
Accidents happen. If you spill something, blot it immediately with a clean towel — don't rub, that just pushes it deeper. For most stains, a mix of cold water and a tiny bit of mild detergent works fine. Dab gently, then let it air dry completely before putting sheets back on.
Avoid soaking the mattress or using harsh chemicals. You don't want moisture trapped inside causing mould.
Know when it's done
Even with perfect care, mattresses don't last forever. If you're waking up sore, seeing visible sagging, or your mattress is over 8-10 years old, it's probably time for a new one. Trying to squeeze extra years out of a worn-out mattress just means bad sleep and potential back problems.
Most of our mattresses come with a 10-year warranty, but realistically, you'll get 7-10 years of good sleep if you look after them properly.
Browse the Best Mattresses We Offer
The right mattress can make all the difference in the sleep schedule. Our diverse selection of mattresses can enhance the quality of rest, no matter what your needs and preferences are. Whether you need spacious comfort for the solid wood bedroom furniture or you need the perfect fit for the children's bedroom furniture, you can find it in our collection. Here are our categories:
Find the best pick for any type of bedroom furniture sets and elevate your sleeping experience.
FAQs – Get the Answers You Need
Measure your bed frame first. In Australia, queen (153x203cm) is the most popular — it fits two people comfortably without taking over the whole bedroom. King (183x203cm) is great if you've got the space or a partner who sprawls. Single and king single work for kids' rooms or smaller spaces. If you're buying online, double-check your frame dimensions before you order.
Pillow top mattresses have an extra padded layer sewn on top — you can see where it's attached. Euro top mattresses have the padding built into the mattress itself, so it sits flush with the edges. Both add softness, but euro tops tend to last longer because the stitching doesn't wear out as quickly.
Pocket spring mattresses have individual coils that move independently — they're bouncier, cooler, and better if you sleep on your back or stomach. Memory foam moulds to your body shape and absorbs movement, which is great for side sleepers or anyone with a restless partner. Hybrids combine both, so you get support from springs and comfort from foam layers on top.
Yes, you can buy any mattress with Afterpay. The only concern is how much you can pay with Afterpay. The Afterpay credit limit for purchasing a mattress is up to $800 and just needs to be above $99If you sleep on your side, go softer (medium or medium-firm). Back sleepers usually prefer medium-firm. Stomach sleepers need firm support to keep their spine aligned. That said, "firm" is subjective — what feels firm to one person might feel rock-hard to someone else.
Yes, you can buy any mattress with Afterpay. The only concern is how much you can pay with Afterpay. The Afterpay credit limit for purchasing a mattress is up to $800 and just needs to be above $99.
If you have paid all your installments, you will receive a refund back to the card linked to your AfterPay account. You will get a notification from AfterPay for refund confirmation was processed.
Afterpay won't affect your credit score. If you read the fine print, you'll find that Afterpay reserves the right to perform credit checks and to report negative activity on your account to credit rating bureaus, and this could result in a black mark on your record.
Steps to reset Afterpay account:
Afterpay won't affect your credit score. On the other hand, because there's no credit check, your Afterpay history won't officially go towards helping you to build up a good credit history either. So, if you always meet your payments regularly, you could think of Afterpay as credit rating neutral.
Make sure you are using the same email address to log in to Afterpay that you gave us when you made your first purchase. If you are being asked for your mobile number rather than a password, then you must use a different email address to the one you first gave us. If you have another email address, try that one.
Before attempting to create a barcode with Afterpay, it's important to consider that there sufficient funds in your account to make the first installment (even if you don't have to) the smaller the amount to repay, the more likely your barcode request will be approved.
Any refund which is of the full order amount is considered as a full refund. Afterpay will automatically cancel the shopper's payment schedule so that the buyer is no longer charged for the order. If the buyer has made any payments Afterpay will process a refund back to their card.
