Our memory foam mattresses are designed and exclusively manufactured to our wall bed specifications. With a five-year warranty, it features an optimised comfort-to-affordability ratio and has a washable CoolPlus cover.

All UK standard mattress dimensions are available, including singles (90x190cm and 90x200cm) and doubles (120x190cm, 135x190cm, 140x200cm, 150x200cm, and 160x200cm). We can also make mattresses to your specifications. Please

Please contact us if you have any enquiries.

We do also sell mattresses for traditional beds in any size. All our mattresses are manufactured in the UK in compliance with all applicable UK regulations.

Our wall beds and sofa wall beds have a usable room of up to 23 cm (even the shallowest wall bed, with a depth of unit of only 35 cm), and have been designed to provide equivalent sleeping comfort to a traditional bed and to be used on a daily basis as your main bed, children’s beds, or guests’ beds.

We have performed an optimisation assessment to identify the combination of mattress thickness and weight that best balances the 5 essential wall bed aspects: (1) safety, (2) sleeping experience, (3) room for bedding, (4) ease of use (open/close), and (5) lifetime of the wall bed mechanism.

(1) First and foremost, there is safety. Wall bed mechanisms (high-pressure pistons) are designed to withstand the weight of the bed frame, front board, and mattress (with some tolerance given for the bedding). For each bed type, the weight of the frame and front board are constant values, while the weight of the mattress will vary with mattress thickness and materials.

The heavier the mattress, the higher the rating of the mechanism required to let you lift and lower the bed easily, softly, and safely. If you temporarily remove the mattress (e.g., for cleaning), the bed may close forcefully if the mattress is too heavy, since the remainder of the weight (bed frame and front board) may be too light for the rating of the bed mechanism.

A suitable mattress weight range should be defined for wall beds and mattress sizes to mitigate safety risks.

(2) The sleeping experience is related to mattress thickness, quality of the material (filling and cover), and design. The new technologies and materials allow for a good sleeping experience without the need for traditional heavy and thick mattresses. Although sleeping comfort is a subjective matter, as a rule of thumb, having a top layer of soft material (e.g., viscoelastic or soft memory foam) with a medium-firm base pleases most users’ sleeping needs. Extremes (a mattress that is too soft or too hard) are generally disliked by the average user.

(3) When it comes to wall beds, it is critical to reserve adequate room for the bedding. For a given usable space (e.g., 23 cm for our wall beds), the thicker the mattress, the less space remains for the bedding.

(4) Ease of operation is also a very important factor to consider. When using light mattresses, the opening of the wall bed may be too slow, while when using heavy mattresses, it may be too abrupt. Too-heavy mattresses will potentially also lead to a heavier lifting experience. Mattress weight also impacts the ease of use experienced by the user.

(5) The heavier the mattress, the lower the lifetime of the wall bed mechanism since high-pressure pistons would be operating at the upper edge of their rating. With our recommended mattress weight range, the lifetime of the wall bed mechanism is expected to extend from 5 to 10 years (assuming a cycle per day, i.e., one open/close cycle per day). High-pressure pistons are cheap components to replace. They should be replaced by experienced personnel to prevent injuries or damage to the product.

As discussed above, a recommended weight range for each mattress size has been defined for our wall beds to balance the above weight factors.
In terms of mattress thickness, 18 cm has been identified as the optimal mattress thickness that best balances all five key factors discussed above, and is thus the thickness recommended for our wall beds.

Our memory mattress was created to meet our wall bed specifications using high-quality industry materials. Its weight is at the very centre of the recommended weight range, and its 18 cm optimised thickness is comprised of a 6 cm viscoelastic top layer, 12 cm medium-firm foam, and a 0.5 cm high quality Cool Plus cover with a zip for cleaning. High-quality foams are used to build our mattresses.

If you prefer purchasing a new mattress or using your own mattress, it is absolutely fine. We would give you advice and a weight range to stick to. As previously discussed, our wall beds can accommodate up to 23 cm of space.

Although our recommended thickness is 18 cm, if you prefer to compromise any of the other factors (e.g., safety, bedding room, ease of operation, lifetime) to prioritise thickness, that is absolutely fine.
However, we cannot accept responsibility or liability for the use of mattresses that do not meet our recommended weight and thickness ranges. 

If the mattress has the recommended thickness (18 cm), it is likely that the bedding room has been exceeded (commonly due to the use of thick pillows and/or very thick duvets). We suggest troubleshooting by following the below steps to isolate the root of the issue:

1) Confirm that the wall bed fully closes with only the mattress (i.e., no bedding).
2) Add the bed sheet and confirm that it fully closes.
3) Add the duvet and do the check.
4) Add the pillow and do the check.

If you need further support, feel free to contact us.

What happens if damaged parts are discovered during installation as a result of transport?
After the installation, our fitters provide us with an installation report. Should there be any issues, they will be listed in the report, including supportive pictures. After reviewing the installation report, we would inform you about the issues and report them to our head office to order damaged parts or find a solution to sort it out as soon as possible.