Mattresses

Choosing a mattress is a decision driven by support technology rather than aesthetics. With more than 160 options featuring hybrid pocket spring and memory foam constructions, focus first on finding the internal support system that aligns with how you sleep.

Pocket spring vs memory foam mattresses

Foam paired with pocket springs is the build to start with, leading options like standalone pocket springs, traditional foam with innersprings, or specialised pocket springs with memory foam or latex. Independent pocket springs eliminate motion transfer across the mattress, which is ideal for couples, while memory foam and gel memory foam layers cushion key pressure points at the hips and shoulders for side sleepers. Filter your search quickly by matching our firmness ratings (soft through to firm) to how you naturally sleep rather than comparing spring counts.

If the mattress is going onto a new frame at the same time, our wider beds range is a great place to look.

Mattress sizing options

Mattresses in our range run the full Australian sizing scale: single, king single, double, queen and king, with most sitting around 189cm to 190cm long and between 91cm and 137cm wide depending on size. A long single - which is a king single - is worth highlighting specifically, as it adds extra length for a taller sleeper without moving up to a double's width, which matters in a narrower room.

Height across our range sits around 35cm to 36cm, which is a useful check against an existing bed base with side rails, as a very tall mattress can sit awkwardly high against a low frame. Getting the size right before the spring type matters because a mattress that doesn't fit the existing base undoes any benefit of the sleep technology inside it.

For a frame to match a new mattress, our wider beds range covers every size on this list.

Flippable and euro top style mattresses

Popular styles in our range include double-sided flippable memory foam mattresses, which extend usable life by letting you rotate to a fresh surface, and euro-top hybrid builds that add a plush upper layer over a firmer spring core. A flippable mattress suits a household without a fixed sleep preference, as it effectively offers two feels in one purchase.

A euro top suits the opposite case - someone who already knows they want a plush surface without giving up spring support underneath. Either way, checking which construction a specific mattress uses is worth doing before adding it to the cart, since two mattresses that look near-identical in a photo can feel completely different underneath you.

Our bedheads range is a separate purchase worth planning alongside a new mattress and base if you're looking to jazz up your bedroom.

Frequently asked questions

Which mattress type suits a couple who sleep differently?

A pocket spring mattress lets each spring move independently, so one person shifting doesn't transfer motion across the whole surface. Adding a memory foam or latex layer on top gives extra pressure relief without losing that independent support.

What mattress sizes are available?

Our range covers single, king single (long single), double, queen and king. These follow standard Australian bed sizing conventions.

Is pocket spring or memory foam better?

Neither is universally better; they solve different problems. A pocket spring mattress suits couples who move differently at night, while memory foam adds pressure relief for side sleepers.

What does a euro top mattress mean?

It’s an extra layer of padding stitched directly inside the mattress tape line, flush with the outer edge. Positioned over a firm pocket spring system, it adds plush surface comfort without sacrificing targeted spinal alignment.

Can I flip my mattress?

Only mattresses marketed as double-sided or flippable are designed to be turned this way. Standard one-sided mattresses shouldn't be flipped, only rotated head to foot.