IKEA Mattress Reviews

In third-party engineer testing (commissioned by us), IKEA mattresses we’ve tested have tended to have firmness levels suited to a wide variety of sleepers and perform well in areas like edge support. Their motion isolation scores have been above-average, but not the highest we’ve seen.

While IKEA is a very well-known brand and offers some affordable mattress options, the company isn’t rated very highly online. IKEA is rated “C-” (unaccredited) on BBB and “Bad” on Trustpilot. The IKEA mattresses that we have tested have been made in Mexico and were somewhat lacking in cooling features to help maintain a comfortable sleep environment.

In comparison, competitor brands like Juno offer an affordable mattress with cooling features, plus a longer sleep trial and warranty than IKEA. The company is also rated “A+” on BBB and “Excellent” on Trustpilot. Juno mattresses are made in Canada, ship for free to most locations across the country, and come with a free sleep bundle for the ultimate sleep-ready setup.

The best IKEA mattress for you will depend on your sleep preferences and needs. Read our detailed IKEA bed mattress reviews like VALEVAG and ABROTTEN to discover which mattress will best suit you.

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An IKEA mattress price will vary depending on what size and model you purchase. At the time of writing, aside from crib mattresses, IKEA’s bed options range from $99 for a twin size, to $1,099 for a king, with many choices in between.

IKEA mattresses are available for Canadians to purchase both online through the company’s website and in-store at its showroom.

The IKEA mattress exchange policy states that anytime during your mattress’s 90-night sleep trial, you’re able to exchange it once for a different model, or return it for store credit. If you’re exchanging your mattress for a more expensive model, you’ll have to pay the difference. Or, if it’s less expensive, your refund will also be in the form of an IKEA refund card.

Yes, you can return an IKEA mattress even if you’ve misplaced your receipt. According to the company’s website, if you can’t locate your proof of purchase, they’ll refund the item’s lowest selling price in the past year to an IKEA refund card.

None of the mattresses currently listed on IKEA’s Canadian website list fiberglass in their materials. However, the IKEA Åmsosen mattress (not available in Canada) uses fiberglass in its inner mattress cover.

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Some IKEA mattress sizes vary slightly from the industry norm by very small measurements. For example, where a typical queen-size mattress measures 80″ x 60″, an IKEA queen measures 79 1/2″ x 59 7/8″. While this shouldn’t stop you from using conventional-sized bed frames or bedding, we recommend always double-checking each product’s measurements to ensure compatibility with your mattress.

No, IKEA mattresses are not packaged in a box. Instead, they are compressed, rolled, and wrapped in a single layer of plastic. This can make IKEA mattresses more difficult to transport.

If you’re searching for a good IKEA mattress alternative, consider a brand like Juno. Made in Canada, Juno mattresses are equipped with a layer of cooling gel foam, and have an optional cooling cover upgrade.

If you decide to try a Juno mattress, you’ll have 120 nights to decide if it’s the perfect fit. If not, you can return it anytime during the trial for a full refund, and the company will arrange for the mattress to be donated. Juno mattresses are backed by a 15-year warranty, come with free shipping to most locations in Canada, and include a free bedding bundle with your purchase—things you won’t get with an IKEA mattress.