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Memory Foam and Spring Hybrid Mattress, Budget Support – 2ft6 Small Single (75 x 190cm)

Memory Foam and Spring Hybrid Mattress, Budget Support – 2ft6 Small Single (75 x 190cm)

Regular price £128.99 GBP
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Budget-friendly support: the memory foam and spring hybrid mattress, budget support, in 2ft6 small single (75 x 190cm).

A small single for small spaces

The 75cm width suits compact rooms, and the spring and foam combination gives supportive everyday comfort at a low price.

Who it suits

Children, box rooms and guest beds.

Specification

  • Size: 75 x 190cm
  • Construction: memory foam and spring
  • Range: budget support

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Frequently asked questions

Is 2ft6 big enough for a teenager?

It can work, but a 3ft single gives more room.

Firm?

Medium, supportive.

Sheets?

Small single fitted sheets.

Bunk safe?

Check depth limits.

Care?

Use a protector.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Why does this budget support hybrid small single cost so little?
It is a simple memory foam and spring hybrid in the compact 2ft6 size, so there is less material and no premium extras. That keeps the price low and makes it a sensible cheap single mattress for small rooms. Expect honest basics rather than luxury comfort layers.
Does a 2ft6 small single mattress suit an adult?
At 75cm wide it works for one adult in a compact bed, such as a box room or a guest room. It is narrower than a standard 3ft single, so larger adults or restless sleepers may prefer more width. Measure your space before deciding.
Is 75 x 190cm the same as a shorty mattress?
No. A shorty mattress is shorter, at around 175cm long. This one is 190cm long, the same as a standard UK single, but narrower. Make sure your frame is a full length small single rather than a shorty bed.
How do memory foam and springs combine at a budget price?
A memory foam layer sits over a spring layer, giving a softer top surface with support underneath. At budget level the layers are kept simple, so the feel is comfortable rather than deeply plush. It is a comfort design, not a medical feature.
Will this small single suit a bunk or cabin bed for children?
It can if the bed takes a 75 x 190cm mattress, but the depth must sit safely below the rail line. Check the depth in the product details and follow the bed maker's guidance. Never assume a thick mattress is safe on a high bed.
Is it a good student or box room mattress?
Yes, for a narrow student bed or a box room it gives a sensible blend of softness and support at a modest cost. For heavy nightly use over several years, a deeper, more complex mattress may be a better long term choice.
Does this foam and spring mattress sleep cool?
The spring layer lets air move through the mattress, which helps it feel fresher than solid foam. Memory foam on top can still hold some warmth. No special cooling feature is claimed, so choose breathable bedding for warm rooms.
What bedding fits a 2ft6 small single mattress?
Buy fitted sheets labelled small single, 75 x 190cm. Standard 90cm single sheets will be too wide and look loose. Check the depth in the product details so you can choose a fitted sheet with pockets deep enough.
How do I care for and deliver this mattress?
Rotate it head to foot every few weeks at first, then every few months, and keep it on a firm base. For delivery, measure stairs and doorways, as hybrids are heavier than foam mattresses. Delivery details are on the product page.
When should I choose a standard 3ft single instead?
If you want more width, plan to share the bed occasionally or are a larger sleeper, go for a standard 3ft single. This small single is best where space is limited and the budget is tight. Measure the room and frame before ordering.