Simba Hybrid® Single Mattress

We’re confident you’ll love your Simba single mattress . But just in case we’ve made it as easy to return as it was to buy.

Free most of UK delivery

Every Simba single mattress comes with flexible delivery options, including free delivery which takes between two and five working days. If you decide to return your Simba, we’ll collect it for free (and don’t worry, we wouldn’t dream of asking you to get it back in the box).

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Old mattress removal

Choose our £40 premium delivery option at the checkout, and we’ll take away your old mattress when we deliver your new Simba.

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200-night trial

We give you 200 nights to make sure Simba is right for you. If it’s not a perfect match, you can return your mattress for any reason. We’ll even pick it up, so there’s nothing to lose sleep over.

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10-year guarantee

Our mattress is built to last - so we’ve got your back for a decade. If it fails during that time, we’ll swap it for a brand new one. It’s that simple.

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What's a single mattress?

A single mattress measures 90cm x 190 cm x 25cm, making it a little wider and shorter than a UK small single mattress. In old money, it's 3 feet wide.

Why choose a single mattress?

Great for guest rooms, bunk beds and divan sofas, single mattresses are also a great choice for children who have graduated from toddler beds. They're also great for making the most of a smaller space, perhaps used in a cabin bed for extra height to allow storage underneath.

What kind of single mattresses are available?

Traditional spring single mattress: Usually found in guest bedrooms as an economical option, the springs in these old fashioned coil mattresses are joined to each other. So there's plenty of support, but the bouncing can get a bit much (if it's not creaking too).

Pocket spring single mattress: Pocket spring mattresses offer more flexible support by placing each spring individually into a fabric pocket. These mattresses often still use bigger, cylindrical box springs, with all the pros and cons those offer.

Memory foam single mattress: Memory foam is a type of viscoelastic which moulds to the body, making memory foam mattresses very comfortable. However, they're also known for trapping heat and can go softer as they warm up, giving sleepers a sweaty, sinking feeling.

Latex single mattress: Latex mattresses are made with latex foam, which is considered a natural product. Bouncier than memory foam, latex is not as good at preventing motion transfer, and tends to be heavier and more expensive.

Hybrid single mattress: Hybrid mattresses bring together two different kinds of traditional design, such as springs and foam. This aims to combine the advantages of both, without the limitations - so you get comfort and support without overheating or bouncing around.

What's special about the Simba Hybrid® single mattress?

As an innovative, unique hybrid mattress, the Simba Hybrid® single mattress offers the same award-winning comfort at every size. Our British steel micro springs are smaller and lighter than traditional clunky box springs, which means that there's no see-saw effect when sharing a bed. They're also specially shaped using a patented design to move individually around the hips, spine and shoulders, providing hundreds of points of pressure relief. The Simba Hybrid® single mattress has a spring count of 1,400 conical pocket springs, more than some traditional doubles, matched to a thick layer of visco memory foam for cloud-like comfort.

The Simba Hybrid® Mattress also has a unique comfort layer made of open cell foam which, combined with the air flow offered by the spring layer and breathable sleep surface, makes for altogether cooler, more chilled out nights.