Foam Mattress

Foam Mattresses for Home, Commercial & Baby Use:

This foam mattress collection includes adult sleeping mattresses, commercial and bunk-bed options, waterproof fire-retardant mattresses, and a specialised range of Baby First foam mattresses for bassinets, portacots and floor use. With different dimensions, foam densities, thicknesses and cover materials represented, choosing the right mattress starts with where and how it will be used.

Adult & Commercial Foam Mattresses:

The adult range covers single, narrow single, king single, double and queen options, with mattress thicknesses including 125mm and 150mm. Commercial models include durable 45-density foam with polycotton covers, designed for applications such as bunk beds and budget accommodation.

For settings where easy cleaning and added protection are important, selected mattresses feature waterproof, fire-retardant PVC-coated covers. Options include 150mm mattresses with 28-density foam, removable zip covers and waterproof encasement, suitable for uses such as camp beds, dormitories, bunk beds and floor sleeping.

The collection also includes specialist DOC-style mattresses with polyurethane foam inners and heavier grey PVC covers. These are designed specifically for hut beds and feature fire-retardant materials and reinforced zip construction.

Baby First Bassinet & Portacot Mattresses:

Baby First foam mattresses form another important part of the range. Options include floor and portacot mattresses in several dimensions, a mattress specifically sized for the Nuna Sena Portacot, and bassinet mattresses in different shapes and sizes.

Bassinet choices include square-ended and round-ended designs, with selected models sized to suit bassinets such as CUBii, Cariboo and Coco. Covers across the baby range include cotton and polycotton fabrics, depending on the mattress.

Choosing the Right Foam Mattress:

Always check the required length, width and thickness before selecting a foam mattress, particularly for bassinets, portacots, bunks and existing bed frames. For commercial or shared accommodation, consider foam density and cover durability. Where spills or frequent cleaning are a concern, a waterproof covered mattress may be the more practical choice.