Single Bed Mattress

Single mattresses offer a snug sleeping surface without taking up much floor space, making them a practical choice for kids’ rooms, guest bedrooms, and smaller living areas. Most of the collection features single mattresses in 90x200cm at Homebox, with some models available in 90x190cm and folding 90x180cm. Explore a range of mattress constructions, depths, and comfort levels to suit your sleeping needs and room layout.

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At Homebox, you can choose from a single range of mattresses with foam, Bonnell spring, pocket spring and hybrid options, available in a variety of firmness levels and depths. From high-resilience foam for consistent support, to the familiar feel of Bonnell springs, pocket springs for motion isolation, and memory foam and latex for pressure-relieving comfort, there is a mattress to suit different sleeping styles and preferences.

Mattress depths vary from compact 3cm folding mattresses to premium 30cm pillow-top and hybrid models. Slim folding mattresses are a great option for overnight guests and store easily away when not in use, while deeper mattresses offer multiple comfort layers, including memory foam, gel, latex, and quilted pillow tops for everyday comfort. The product descriptions clearly state the mattress's construction, depth, firmness, and comfort features, so you can compare models more easily before you order.

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The first step in picking the right mattress is making sure you get the right length and depth for your bed frame. Most single mattresses are 90x200 cm; 90x190 cm mattresses suit shorter bed frames, and folding mattresses are available in 90x180 cm for occasional use. Foam mattresses are silent and provide uniform support because they don’t have any moving parts. Bonnell springs are classic and sensitive. Pocket springs reduce movement transfer. Hybrid builds blend a spring system that supplies support with layers that deliver a comfortable feel.

Single mattresses are versatile and can be used in children’s rooms, teenage bedrooms, guest rooms or home offices as household needs change over time. Check the mattress dimensions, depth and firmness against your bed frame before you order. Choose fitted sheets that match the mattress height and pocket depth.

Create a comfortable sleep space for everyday use by adding matching single bed frames, mattress protectors, fitted sheets, mattress toppers and bedding from the Homebox collection to your bedroom.

FAQ

What Is the Size of a Single Mattress in Centimetres?

One mattress in this range is 90cm wide and available in 200cm or 190cm lengths. The most common size is 200 cm, while folding mattresses are shorter at 180 cm. The width is the same for all of them, so the choice normally comes down to mattress length and depth. Always check the size at the end of the product title, as the same collection is often available in different sizes.

Why Do Some Single Beds Measure 190 cm?

Many bed frames were originally designed for 190 cm mattresses, so manufacturers still make both lengths. You will often find the same mattress in 90x190 cm and 90x200 cm. Order according to the inside dimensions of your bed frame, not the size of your current mattress. If you put a shorter mattress on a longer base, you may end up with an awkward gap at the foot of the bed. A longer mattress won’t fit a smaller frame.

What is the Thickness of a Single Mattress?

Pick the depth based on who will use it. Children's mattresses are generally 12-16 cm deep, which makes them perfect for bunk and trundle beds where height is an issue. Adult mattresses generally range from 20-26 cm in thickness, with premium pillow-top and latex hybrids going up to 30 cm. Your bedding depth also matters. Check the pocket depth on fitted sheets or a mattress protector to be sure they will fit your mattress.

Which Firmness Rating Should I Choose?

Please refer to the product page for firmness rating. Medium-firm, firm, and extra-firm are the most popular. Extra-firm rebonded foam provides the firmest feel with the least compression, while medium-firm pocket-spring and memory-foam mattresses provide more cushioning around the shoulders and hips. Mattress firmness can also depend on the sleeper's weight, so a mattress that feels supportive for an adult may feel much firmer for a child. If you can, lie on different models for a few minutes instead of judging comfort by pressing the surface with your hand.

Bonnell or Pocket Springs?

Depends on the feel you want. Each pocket spring works independently to help minimise partner disturbance and provide more focused support. Bonnell springs are connected, providing a more traditional feel across the top of the mattress with even support. The comfort layers above the springs are just as important as the spring system, so compare the entire mattress construction and don’t choose based on spring type alone.

Is a Foam Mattress Good For a Child?

Yes, foam mattresses are typically the best option for young children. Children’s models are available in foam and foam-over-Bonnell springs, in 12-25 cm depths. Thinner mattresses are ideal for bunk and trundle beds where mattress height is limited. Foam mattresses are also quiet, lightweight, and easy to maintain. A washable mattress protector is a welcome addition from the outset.

Can an Adult Sleep on a Single Mattress Every Night?

Yes. 90x200 cm mattresses are the same size as much larger beds and are a perfect size for one adult. The main difference is the width; it is made for one person to sleep in. If you plan to use the mattress regularly, opt for an adult mattress instead of one for kids. Mattresses between 22 and 26 cm deep generally give better support for adult weight, and good edge support makes a narrow bed more comfortable for everyday use.

What Does a Good Guest Room Mattress Consist Of?

A medium-firm mattress usually suits most guests. Pocket-spring and Euro-top models offer a balanced feel that suits a range of sleeping preferences. Standard single fitted sheets will fit a mattress depth of 20-25 cm easily and will not need extra-deep pockets. Another thing to consider is a mattress protector, especially if the room is used only occasionally.

Can a Foldable Mattress Replace a Bed?

Not for common use. Trifold mattresses are 3-10 cm deep and are available in lengths of 180 cm and 190 cm. This means they are thinner and shorter than a standard single mattress. Great for sleepovers, last-minute guests, or as a temporary sleeping option, since they fold up nicely into a closet or under a bed. One model even comes with a matching pillowcase for easier storage.

Should I Add a Mattress Topper?

If your mattress feels firmer than expected or has settled slightly over time, a mattress topper is handy. It improves comfort but won't fix the support issues of a worn-out mattress. Bear in mind that a topper will increase the overall height of the bed, so make sure your fitted sheets are still deep enough once it is in place.

What Size Sheets & Covers for a Single Mattress?

Select Single bedding, then select two measurements: the mattress size (90x190cm or 90x200cm) and the fitted-sheet pocket depth. Mattress protectors are the same size. Duvets and duvet covers are usually more forgiving as they hang over the sides and you can choose your pillows depending on your sleeping preference.

What Should You Do When Your New Mattress Arrives?

Before you make the bed, air the mattress, put a mattress protector on it and then put sheets on it. Flip the mattress head to foot every few months to distribute wear more evenly. Most foam and rebonded-foam mattresses are designed to be rotated, not flipped, so always check the product instructions before flipping the mattress over. Home delivery is available at Homebox. Check the available delivery options, timings, and charges for your address at checkout.