Ikea offers a total of 14 different mattress models. These include innerspring, hybrid, foam, memory foam, and latex mattress types. Please note that, with the exception of the Holmsbu hybrid model, all Ikea mattresses have covers made from polyester and rayon.
First, let’s look at the six innerspring and hybrid Ikea mattresses that are currently available for purchase:
The Hasvåg is an innerspring with a 1.5 PCF polyfoam comfort layer and a support core constructed with bonnell coils.
The Haugesund is an innerspring mattress features a 1.5 PCF polyfoam comfort system and a pocketed coil support core.
The Haugsvär is a slightly thicker version of the Haugesund innerspring, with a 1.8 PCF polyfoam comfort layer and a pocketed coil support core.
The Hesstun is an innerspring mattress that features a comfort system with 1.7 PCF polyfoam and minicoil layers, and a pocketed coil support core.
The Hjellestad is a hybrid mattress featuring a pillow-top comfort layer with memory foam, polyfoam, fiber fill, and pocketed minicoil components. It is also designed with a pocketed coil support core.
The Holmsbu hybrid design has a comfort layer constructed from gel memory foam, polyfoam, and fiber fill components, as well as two pocketed minicoil layers. This mattress also features a pocketed coil support core, and a cover made from a blend of polyester and cotton.
Please note that the Jömna has been discontinued and is no longer available for sale on Ikea’s website, though it may be available through Amazon.com or other separate retailers.
Next, let’s discuss IKEA’s eightfoam and latex mattresses:
The Minnesund is an all-polyfoam mattress that does not include a comfort layer. It is constructed with a 1.7 PCF polyfoam support core.
The Meistervik is a slightly thicker version of the Minnesund foam mattress. It does not feature a comfort layer, but has a 1.7 PCF polyfoam support core.
The Morgedal features a 2.2 PCF high-resilience polyfoam comfort layer and a 1.7 PCF polyfoam support core.
The Matrand mattress is available in two designs. The first, Matrand Memory Foam, features a 3.1 PCF memory foam comfort layer and a 1.7 PCF polyfoam support core. The second, Matrand Latex, is constructed with a synthetic latex comfort layer and a 1.7 PCF polyfoam support core.
The Myrbacka is also available in two designs. The first, Myrbacka Memory Foam, features a comfort system with layers of 3.1 PCF memory foam, 2.2 PCF high-resilience polyfoam and lamb’s wool. The support core is constructed from 1.7 PCF polyfoam. The second, Myrbacka Latex, features a comfort system with layers of synthetic latex, 2.2 PCF high-resilience polyfoam, and lamb’s wool; the support core is made from 1.7 PCF polyfoam.
The Morgongåva mattress features one layer made of 85% natural latex and 15% synthetic latex. This mattress is not available online.
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What Type of Sleeper is Best Suited to an Ikea Mattress ?
Based on our customer feedback, Ikea mattresses received the following grades among sleepers of different weights and preferred sleep positions.
Please note that these ratings are subjective, and that everyone has varying experiences on different mattresses. Sleeper comfort and spinal support are the most important factors when it comes to selecting a mattress.
For more information on sleeping positions please see our guides for side, back, stomach and combination sleepers.
The first table lists the dimensions, thicknesses, and available sizes for all of Ikea’s current mattresses.
Twin$89-$799
Full
$149-$899
Queen
$179-$999
King
$349-$1,199
Construction and Firmness
The firmness of an Ikea mattress will depend on the selected model. The table below features a breakdown of all current Ikea mattresses. Please note that the company does not disclose individual layer measurements.
Firmness is rated on a scale of 1 to 10. For more information on how firmness is calculated, please visit our Mattress Firmness page.
Availability
Ikea mattresses are available on the Ikea website, as well as the company’s brick-and-mortar stores; Ikea currently operates 411 stores in 49 countries, including 45 locations in the U.S. Select Ikea mattresses are available on Amazon.com, as well.
Sleep Trial 365 nights
Shipping Free to contiguous U.S.
Warranty 25-year limited warranty
Made In USA
How Is the Mattress Shipped?
All IKEA foam, memory foam, and latex mattresses are rolled up and vacuum-sealed for shipping; this allows them to fit inside most vehicles.
The Haugesund and Haugsvär innerspring mattresses are also shipped in this fashion. The remaining innerspring and hybrid models — Hesstun, Hjellestad, and Holmsbu — are not rolled up, and the boxes will not fit inside most vehicles; this means that most customers will require home delivery for these models.
Where Do They Ship?
Mattress deliveries are available in the contiguous 48 states; mattresses and other items weighing more than 70 pounds cannot be shipped to Alaska or Hawaii.
White Glove Delivery?
IKEA does not offer white glove delivery for their mattress line.
Full Shipping Details
The delivery policy for IKEA mattresses is as follows:
IKEA mattress shoppers may coordinate mattress orders and deliveries online or at a brick-and-mortar IKEA store. Customers who visit physical stores have the option of taking their mattress home with them, rather than having it delivered. However, those who purchase a mattress online will not be able to pick up their order at a brick-and-mortar store.
Each IKEA customer will receive an ‘estimated delivery date’ after their purchase has been finalized; this is not a guaranteed delivery date. Order processing typically takes one to two business days, although shipments may take place anywhere from four hours to five business days after an order has been placed.
Customer information — including the shipping address and contact phone number — cannot be altered once an order has been submitted. If customers need to adjust their delivery information, then they must cancel the current order and submit a new one.
IKEA ships mattresses through third-party delivery services. As soon as the delivery provider has received a product shipment, the customer will be contacted using the phone number included in the order. Customers will typically be able to select their preferred date of delivery, although certain days may not be available. All deliveries are made between 8am and 10pm; in most cases, delivery providers will offer a more specific delivery timeframe.
When an IKEA mattress is delivered, movers will place the mattress in a room of the customer’s choice. If they are unable to move the mattress into this room, then they will leave the mattress in a different room of the house or apartment. Customers should ensure that mattress movers have full access to their preferred room prior to the delivery.
An adult (18 years or older) must be present at the shipping address when the delivery is made. If no one is available to receive the mattress, then the customer will incur a re-delivery fee.
IKEA does not ship to P.O. boxes or air/army post offices (APOs).
Old Mattress Removal?
Because Ikea utilizes third-party couriers for mattress deliveries, the company does not offer old mattress removal services.
Trial Period and Warranty Details
Trial Period and Guarantee
Customers who choose to return their mattress within 365 days of the original purchase will be entitled to a full refund minus delivery fees.
Ikea’s ‘Love It or Exchange It‘ policy allows customers to exchange their mattress for a different model found at a brick-and-mortar store. Customers may exchange their mattress once during the original 365-night period. Original mattresses with stains or visible damage will not be eligible for exchange.
Original receipts are requested for returns, exchanges, and store credits. Refunds will be issued to the card used to make the original purchase. If the customer is unable to produce a receipt, Ikea will be able to track their orderusing one or more of the following:
The credit or debit card used for the purchase.
The store credit number.
The gift card number.
The order number.
In the event that Ikea is unable to locate the order without a receipt, the customer may choose to receive a ‘merchandise credit’ for the lowest-selling price of the mattress within the 365-night period. Another option is for the customer to locate their original purchase by completing a ‘mail check refund request’.
For mattresses purchased online or over the phone, customers will have two options when it comes to returning their mattress:
Return the mattress to a brick-and-mortar store. Customers should print off a copy of their order confirmation to be used as a receipt. The refund will be issued on the card used to make the original purchase, so this card must be present. Customers must also bring a state-issued form of photo identification (such as a driver’s license or passport).
Arrange for Ikea to pick up the mattress from their current residence. These services are available Monday through Saturday between the hours of 10am and 8pm. Delivery fees may apply. Customers may be asked to submit photos if they are returning a damaged or defective mattress.
Warranty
Ikea offers a 25-year limited warranty.
When a warranty claim is submitted, Ikea will — at its sole discretion — decide if the mattress should be repaired or replaced.
A refund includes the full product cost, as well as ‘costs of repairs, spare parts, labor and travel for repair staff’. This does not include repair work that has not been authorized by Ikea. The refund is granted on the condition that the mattress is accessible for repair without additional required costs.
If a customer wishes to replace a mattress that is no longer manufactured or sold, then Ikea will issue an ‘appropriate replacement’.
The Ikea mattress warranty will not cover the following:
Damage that occurs due to improper installation or storage, including instances when the mattress is used outside or in a ‘humid environment’.
Damage caused by ‘impacts or accidents’.
Tears, cuts, scratches and other types of damage that do not occur during the manufacturing or delivery processes.
Normal wear and tear.
Due to the construction of foam, memory foam, and latex mattresses, Ikea urges customers to use the mattress for at least one month. This will allow sufficient time for the mattress to adapt to their bodies and alleviate pressure.
Company Information
Customer Service
6 out of 10 owner experiences show customers have had a positive experience with Ikea, irrespective of whether or not they liked their mattress.
Company History
Ikea was founded in 1943 in Älmhult, Sweden. Ikea opened its first U.S. stores in 1985.
Physical Stores
The company currently operates 411 brick-and-mortar stores in 49 countries. These include 45 stores in the U.S.
