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Mattresses

Beyond the basic question of size, there are a few things to consider when picking out a new mattress. From innersprung to foam and everything in-between, the choices can be overwhelming. Thatโ€™s why we have a range of options to suit every sleeper. Read our top tips on how to find your dream bed.

Mattresses that tick all the boxes

  1. If you are buying a mattress and frame or base, the first question to answer is what size to get. Queen beds are the crowd favourite, offering ample space for most sleep situations. If your room is on the snug size, or you are buying for a younger person, a double can be an economical option. If you sleep with a partner and prefer to have a little extra wriggle room, a king bed is worth considering.
  2. Innerspring mattresses are a traditional support system using interlocking wire springs to provide even support. They remain popular as a durable mattress.
  3. Pocket springs are similar to innersprings, but the spring coils are kept in separate columns. This allows them to react to the different pressure points of your body individually, which can make them more comfortable, and can help to reduce motion transfer to your bed partner.
  4. The memory foam mattress has become increasingly popular in recent years, and thatโ€™s down to a few reasons. The soft cushioning can provide gentle support to a sore back, while many brands offer options to increase or decrease firmness to suit your sleeping needs. They are whisper-quiet during tossing or turning, and have minimal motion transfer. Foam mattresses come compressed and rolled up, usually in a compact box, so they are easy to transport and move into your bedroom. Take the hassle out of picking your next mattress with our range of quality mattresses at Myer. Our selection of brands and styles mean sweet dreams are just a few clicks away.

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