Mattresses

What should you look for while buying a Mattress in New Zealand?

The mattress you sleep on has the power to give you an incredible night’s rest, allowing you to wake up refreshed and energetic. When buying a mattress in NZ, there are several factors to consider to ensure you choose the right one for your needs.

Here are some key points to consider when selecting your new mattress:

1. Size: Determine the right mattress size based on your needs and the available space in your bedroom. Common measures in New Zealand include single mattresses, single king mattresses, double bed mattresses, queen mattresses, and king mattresses.
2. Comfort: Based on your preference, you can opt for mattresses that offer the right balance of comfort and support for your body. You could opt out of many mattress options, such as Traditional Spring mattress, Pocket Spring Mattress, Gel mattresses, Foam mattresses, Latex mattresses, Coil sprung mattresses, Orthopedic mattresses & more.

At Freedom, we offer a wide range of comfortable mattress options, choosing from different styles such as Plush, Medium or Firm mattresses.

3. Sleep Position: Consider your preferred sleep position (side, back, or stomach) when choosing a mattress. Different positions require different levels of support and pressure relief.

For example, side sleepers would benefit from a softer mattress that contours to the body, while back or stomach sleepers may prefer a firmer mattress and stronger mattresses for proper spinal alignment.

What are some popular types of Mattresses in New Zealand?

In New Zealand, several popular types of mattresses cater to different sleep preferences and needs. Below are some options of the most popular mattresses in NZ:

• Foam Mattress: Foam mattresses are made of high-density foam that contours the body's shape. Foam mattresses are famous for offering personalized support and pressure relief. They are popular for isolating motion and providing a comfortable, cradling feel.
• Hybrid Mattress: Hybrid mattresses combine the benefits of different materials, typically a mix of innerspring coils and foam or latex layers. They aim to provide the best of both worlds, offering the support and bounce of innerspring with the comfort and pressure relief of foam or latex.
• Adjustable Bed Mattress: Adjustable bed mattresses are designed to work with adjustable bed bases, allowing you to change the position of the bed for extra comfort. These mattresses are often made of memory foam, latex, or hybrid materials.

NZ Mattress Sizes

Mattress sizes in New Zealand  are standardized and follow common dimensions that cater to various sleeping need

 

Type of Mattress	Mattress Size
Single mattress	92cm x 188cm
Long Single Mattress	92cm x 203cm
King Single Mattress	107cm x 203cm
Double Mattress	138cm x 188cm
Queen Mattress	153cm x 203cm
NZ King Mattress	168cm x 203cm
NZ Super King Mattress	183cm x 203 cm
NZ California King Mattress	203cm x 203cm

 

FAQs for Mattress

Q - How long does a mattress last?

A - Usually, the lifespan of a mattress can vary depending on its quality, usage, and maintenance. On average, mattresses are recommended to be replaced every 7 to 10 years. However, consider replacing your mattress sooner if you experience discomfort, sagging, or declining sleep quality.

Q: Does Freedom offer installment payment plans to purchase Mattresses in New Zealand?

A: We offer interest-free installment payment plans on our Freedom Mattresses through services such as Afterpay, Klarna & more.

Q: Does Freedom sell Mattress Protectors?

A: Yes, at Freedom we have a wide range of Mattress Protectors & Mattress toppers.

 

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