Black Friday Sale 2024 Daily Deals

Black Friday 2024 Mattress Sale

We have assorted daily mattress deals as we sort out our current warehouse and store stock.

Stay tuned for daily updates. All prices are limited by stock availability and we cannot honour current pricing if the item is not in stock.

We have a lots of firm and medium firm queen and double mattresses in stock and ready to go on the black friday mattress sale period.

Is my bed frame meant to be bigger than my mattress?

Why is my bed frame bigger than my mattress?

Most bed frames are designed to be slightly larger than your mattress to allowed for putting your mattress into your frame, expansion of your mattress and moving your mattress and bed sheets.

MOST BED FRAMES ARE MEANT TO BE LARGER THAN YOUR MATTRESS AND THIS GAP CAN BE UP TO 5CM ON THE SIDES AND UP TO 10CM ON THE TOP AND BOTTOM especially for American market origin bed frames. 

This is the style of the frames and not a fault with the frame or the mattress.

Why is my mattress smaller than my bed frame?

Why is my mattress smaller than my bed frame?

The question to ask here is why is my bed frame bigger than the standard size mattresses.

Most bed frames apart from Ikea bed frames are made larger than standard Australian size. This is because most bed frames are imported and made to fit the requirements of other countries and importers merely adjust certain arts of the bed frame instead of all parts to accommodate for the Australian market which is much smaller.  There are also other reasons listed below including to allow for sheets and for your hand to go on the side of the bed frame to be able to lift the mattress.

PLEASE MEASURE THE INTERNAL SIZE OF YOUR BED FRAME. You will find it is larger than the standard specified mattress size. 

BED FRAMES ARE DESIGNED TO BE LARGER THAN YOUR MATTRESS. THIS IS NORMAL. THIS IS NOT A FAULT OF THE BED FRAME OR THE MATTRESS.

IF YOU HAD AN OLD MATTRESS ON A BED FRAME AND IT FIT BETTER THIS IS BECAUSE THE MATTRESS EXPANDED OVER TIME.

Most bed frames are made bigger than the mattress size to accommodate thick doonas and sheets, to enable you to put your hand on the side to lift up the mattress and to allow the expansion of the mattress as time goes on. Bed frames can be anywhere from 2-5cm bigger on each side depending on the country of origin of the bed frame. 

American origin designed bed frames are very wide and often require a base to be set into the bed frame as part of the design.

 

These are the standard mattress sizes

Single 92x188cm

King Single 107x203cm

Double 137x188cm

Queen 153x203cm

King 183x203cm

 

Not every single mattress is going to be this exact size as they are hand made and different designed mattresses can vary by 1-2%.

The most important factor is the person measuring the mattress, you must measure using a metal tape measure and have the mattress lied down flat on the ground. Mattress size is taken from the tape edge of the mattress, not the narrowest part of the mattress.  Basically, most people measure a mattress incorrectly and then assume it is the fault of the mattress. Mattress foam boxes and metal edge frame are made in exact batches, it would be impossible to make a mattress 5cm longer or shorter unless on purpose. 

For example steel edge mattresses measure smaller than box foam edge mattresses as the spring system on a steel edge support mattress will expand over time. A box foam edge mattress will generally keep it’s shape as the box system has been glued in. In a foam mattress, they are generally made up to an inch smaller to allow for the expansion of the mattress once you have started to use it, the foam mattress will grow in size.

 

Measuring a mattress that is upright means the mattress height has reduced by 3-4cm as the spring inside the mattress structure moves with gravity and the mattress will get shorter. 

 

Depending on the internal structure of the mattress, some mattresses are made 1-2cm small on each side to allow for the expansion of the mattress with you. 

 

Epping Mattresses

Epping Mattresses

We are the largest mattress shop in Epping with over 60 mattresses on display and a wide range of premium and value mattresses in stock and ready for immediate delivery.

Our showroom is on Cooper Street Epping at 15 Cooper St Campbellfield

Epping Mattresses

Queen Mattresses in Epping

Queen Mattresses are the most common size of mattress ordered in Epping and in general they measure 153x203cm

Mattresses Coburg – Fast Mattress Delivery

Mattresses Coburg

Queen Size Mattresses Near Coburg

Bedding Warehouse Mattress Factory Outlets has been providing quality mattresses to Coburg for over 20 years. We have the widest selection of premium and budget friendly mattresses to provide the best sleep to relax. We provide a fast delivery service and have stock ready to go

Our closets showroom to Coburg is up Sydney Road and on Cooper Street in Campbellfield.

Address: 15 Cooper Street, Campbellfield

 

Brunswick Mattresses 2024

Brunswick Student Mattresses

Express Brunswick, Melbourne Mattresses

Bedding Warehouse is now delivering express to Brunswick for mattresses.

If you’re looking to buy a mattress in Brunswick, just give us a ring and we’ll deliver express and free for all orders over $300.

We’re also giving special discounts on selected items for Brunswick residents.

Don’t buy a mattress until you read this – 3 Silly Things Mattress Experts see the most often

Buying a mattress can be a challenging but rewarding process. However, once customers take their product home there are 3 major things that we see people do wrong the most often.

Number 1: Having bed slats installed upside down.

The most common complaint we get on a new mattress is that the mattress seems uneven or rolls in. In all cases this is because people have installed their curved bed slats upside down. Not only should you not be using a bed frame with curved slats, but in reality all mattresses should be used on a proper foundation or bed base that is actually designed to provide a flat sleeping surface for your mattress.

Number 2: Ordering the wrong size / Thinking there is too much gap between the bed frame and the mattress

Check your size! Ordering the wrong size mattress is a costly expense. If the courier needs to redeliver your mattress you’re looking at transport charges of at least $150, more if you need two people or the mattress taken upstairs.

It’s common to have a gap between your bed frame and mattress, it is part of the design. Normally bed frame manufacturers allow 2-3cm on each side and up to 5-10cm top and bottom of a bed frame. This is to account for different styles of bedding across Europe, America and Australia. American bed frames have huge gaps to allow for box bases and extra thick bedding.

Number 3: Dragging your new mattress on the ground

Self explanatory. The plastic bag your mattress comes in is just to protect it from dust. Any dragging on a rough surface will cause immediate tearing to your mattress fabric

Noble Park Mattresses

Mattress shop near Noble Park

Mattress factory now servicing Noble Park

Noble Park Mattresses

We are providing free mattress delivery to online customers on all sizes of mattresses for purchases over $300.

Even if you’re just purchasing a single just give us a call and we’ll see if we can get a driver to drop it off for you for free.

 

 

Orthopedic Mattresses

Orthopedic Mattresses

We have been selling our orthopedic mattresses online since their inception since 2009 and spring 2023 marks the 14th anniversary and arrival of our newest range providing the best in orthopedic support and excellent value for money.

orthopedic mattress

Our orthopedic mattresses feature full PostureFoam side edge supports allowing a greater sleep surface area.

All models feature multi zone pocket springs and luxury fabrics.

The orthopedic mattress original edition is a humble everyday sleeper offering medium feel comfort levels and a down to earth design

 

Non-toxic mattresses and formaldehyde

Non-toxic mattresses

Formaldehyde myth in mattress foams

Misinformation is rife when it has been passed down through decades. The majority of mattresses use PU or polyurathane foams.  They are complex chemical mixes that are made through various processes including blowing carbon dioxide or other gases through the mixture to create foams of different densities and feels.

Previous processes when PU foams were first created may have use a small amount of formaldehyde but all modern processes have foregone with the use of the chemical. In my opinion it would be expensive for any manufacturer to continue to use formaldehyde in modern day foam making processes when there are much cheaper and faster methods to create PU foams.

Millions of people sleep on polyuerathane foams every year. All new mattresses will have some degree of off-gassing, and these can contain VOCs or volatile organic chemicals. These are in very small quantities.

Most of the time formaldehyde is actually used in woods or the glues and adhesives used to stick the wood together. That’s why it’s not a good idea to cut up certain heavily processed and manufactured woods as the wood dust is definitely not good for your health.

Many times wooden pallets are made up of these composite woods which is why we don’t generally recommend people use wooden pallets as their bed base for their mattress, that’s not even excluding the fact you will get plenty of wooden splinters.