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Spring mattresses

What is Comfort Zone?

The comfort zones of our mattresses are simply zones that support your body in different ways to keep your spine aligned and create a good a sleeping position. Slightly softer springs around the hip and shoulder, so they can sink softly into the mattress. And slightly firmer springs where, on the contrary, support is needed – such as for the legs and ankles.

S-core, the two layers of pocket springs 

An innovation that follows your body and make the mattress soft and comfy to suit you and support you where needed.

Thick layer of foam adds to the comfort

An extra-firm 24 cm high VALEVÅG mattress with comfort zones.

Individual pocket springs

A firm 20 cm high mattress with individual pocket springs and a layer of foam offers comfort and support.

Bonnell springs

It´s firm with Bonnell springs, while a layer of foam on top and wadding in the quilted cover provide additional cushioning.

10-year guarantee
Worry about products not lasting? Post-shopping experience is what we try to enhance.
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365 day mattress trial
Do you have enough time to try it? We offer 365 days of return and exchange service.
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Proven good quality
Take a deep and safe breath in a home with low formaldehyde content.
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Good sleep starts with the mattress

The VÅGSTRANDA mattress is packed with thoughtful design elements, including comfort zones, stretchy quilted fabric, and two layers of S-shaped pocket springs that adapt to your body, providing support where needed. In short, these innovations help you get a great night’s sleep.

Mattress care and cleaning

Complement the mattress with a mattress protector or a separate pillow top. It makes it more hygenic, as it is easy to remove and clean. 

It’s time to replace your mattress

It is recommended to replace new mattress every 8 to 10 years to ensure good sleep quality and health. A mattress endures prolonged pressure every night and will gradually lose its original support. At the same time, it accumulates dead skin cells, dust mites and sweat, which can lead to allergies, asthma and skin irritation.

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