Our Small Single mattresses (2’6” x 6’3” / 75cm x 190cm) are perfect for children, teenagers, or anyone with a compact bedroom. They provide a cosy, supportive sleep surface that adapts to growing bodies and ensures restful, uninterrupted nights. Ideal for space-conscious bedrooms without compromising comfort.
What size is a small single size mattress? >
A Small Single mattress (2’6” x 6’3” / 75cm x 190cm) is ideal for children, teens, or compact bedrooms. Despite its smaller footprint, it provides supportive comfort, helping to maintain proper posture while sleeping. Pair it with a Small Single mattress protector to keep it clean and long-lasting.
What are the benefits of a Small Single mattress?>
Small Single mattresses maximise space in smaller rooms while still offering comfort and support. They relieve pressure points, improve sleep quality for growing bodies, and are easier to move and fit into compact bedrooms.
Who should choose a Small Single mattress? >
Children, teenagers, or anyone living in a smaller space will benefit from a Small Single mattress. It provides the perfect combination of support, comfort, and space efficiency for everyday restful sleep.
What types of Small Single mattresses are available? >
Available in memory foam, pocket spring, hybrid, and latex options, all designed for durability, comfort, and long-lasting support.
What age is a small single mattress for? >
A small single mattress is typically suitable for children transitioning from a crib to a bed, generally around the age of 3 to 4 years old. It can comfortably accommodate young children through their early teenage years. Its compact size makes it ideal for smaller bedrooms, offering a cosy and comfortable sleeping space for growing kids. However, its suitability can vary based on the child's height and sleeping habits. For most children, a small single mattress provides adequate space and support well into their early teens.
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