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'Mattress in a Box' Single $149, Double $199, Queen $249, King $299 @ ALDI

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  • 100% polyester jacquard
  • Memory foam pillow top
  • Pocket springs
  • Medium support
  • 240mm Thick

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  • +1

    are these any good??

    • +1

      My little kid is very happy with it. Keep in mind the edge has no support since it a mattress in a box. It’s very heavy and with some beds it’s difficult to fix sheets and quilt under it

    • yea. mine took a little getting used to, and its on the softer side, but its super comfortable

    • +1

      We’ve been using ours for 4 years and it has been great. I can’t believe I used to pay over a thousand dollars for mediocre mattress in the past.

  • +1

    Need a new mattress for a timber slat bed base. I have heard mixed reviews on these style of compressed mattresses that expand when unpacked.

    I like Aldi's return policy but how on earth could you get this back in the box for return!

    What are they like? Any feedback appreciated.

    • They are decent and quite comfortable. However. They were a few cm shorter than standard size. Mine was stained out of box so I managed Aldi to come and pick it up and I got a refund as they didn’t have stock to reaplce.

      • Thanks for the info.

  • +1

    Bought one this time last year
    Absolutely a bargain for the quality and comfort …

  • +18

    Step one - cut a hole in a box…

    • +8

      Step two - put your junk in that box.

      • +7

        Step three - make her open the box.

        • +8

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  • +4

    I'm copying and pasting my comment from when this deal was last posted, but here's been my experience (see below, in italics). Still using the mattress, and still okay. Worth noting, is that now after 2 years, I have noticed a little bit of sagging, but it's only minor.

    I took a punt on it a year ago, just because I needed a mattress, and this represented good value at the time.

    I have a Sealy mattress in another room, that is far more comfortable, but about 4x the price.

    For the price I paid for the Aldi one, I'm happy with it. It's not super firm, nor is it super soft. I can't feel the springs through the top layer and I haven't had any problems with it personally.

    I do personally believe it's best to try a mattress in a store if possible, but that's not really practical with Aldi. I just took a punt on the price, and it worked out for me, but YMMV.

    • +8

      I took a punt on it a year ago, just because I needed a mattress, and this represented good value at the time.

      I have a Sealy mattress in another room, that is about 4x the price and sublime.

      For the price I paid for the Aldi one, I'm happy with it.

      It's not super firm, nor is it super soft. It's okay for a sit.

      I can't feel the springs through the top layer and I haven't had any problems with it personally.

      I do believe it's best to try a mattress in a store if possible, if it's not needed urgently.

      But that's not really practical with Aldi. I just took a punt on the price.

      It worked out for me, but YMMV. It's somewhat of a roll of the dice.

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        • +2

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          • +1

            @marquise: Oh haha. I just re-read it again and realised the changes that were made to make it rhyme. For a moment I was very confused at why it looked like the same comment repeated.

        • OzBargain is turning into Reddit

  • -2

    Single mattress was $68 @ Ikea last weekend…..
    https://www.ozbargain.com.au/node/439226

    Mattress in a Box Queen was $149 @ Big W earlier this month…
    https://www.ozbargain.com.au/node/436654

    • +2

      Aldi - Pocket springs
      Big W - Bonnell springs

      Pocket springs are better than Bonnell springs

      • I agree. For a single though bonnell are good enough since there is no partner to disturb

  • +5

    I wonder how this compares to the Zzz Atelier ones. The Atelier ones are a lot thicker (34cm) but I don't know how much that means.

    • +1

      Would make fitting sheet's easier?

    • +5

      Zzz atelier is amazing..

      • +1

        I have both of them and zzz is very firm.

      • I'm sorry, but the name Zzz Atelier just tickles me, particularly given what the word "atelier" means.

        I'm expecting one of the fast food brands to rebrand themselves as "nomnomnom atelier" any day now.

  • what does it means by bringing trolley / friend? do you need a truck to transport it?

    • It means that you need help to get it to your car.

    • Box mattresses are heavy and awkward to move around. You won't be carrying it around the store by yourself

      • +1

        I did just that??? Lol picked itnup from the center and one armed it all the way to the car. Ymmv

        Mines been an awesome matress

        • I am looking for a double bed size mattress for my son. Will it fit in car or SUV?

      • Guy that delivered my zzz Atelier queen was holding it under his arm like a pro. I could barely left it up the stairs after he dropped it off.

    • I just picked up a double mattress, and even though the box they come in has a handle and wheels (similar style to luggage), it's quite heavy and required two people to get into my car.

  • -2

    what else is in the catalogue?

  • Bought one 3 months ago to replace an Ergoflex (albeit a king this time). So far so good, great value.

  • i wish they made a dog size

    • +3

      In my experience the king is the dog size…. as per my comment above. Now I get an extra foot of room to sleep on the edge of the bed beside the dog and wife (order may vary).

  • +9

    Got one of these about 2years ago and have just replaced with zzz Atelier.

    Aldi bed is okish, but long term is not a great deal. It's on the soft side and personally didn't provide much support.

    in comparison to zzz Atelier, sheets fit a lot tighter on the ZZZ which is a plus for me, the bed is firmer but supportive, it's thicker overall by almost 10cm (just more structure to it). For example if I sat on the edge of the Aldi bed it would compress in half (10cm maybe) the zzz dossnt compress much (5cm max).

    Overall the Aldi bed lasted about 2years before I decided to replace it which is decent considering the price $250 for Queen.

    I got my zzz on special for $230 but would recommend it above the Aldi bed. Full price of the Zzz is $260.

    • I have also just replaced my 2 yr old Aldi mattress with a zzz, and I agree with everything you said.

      The Aldi mattress is softer, so it might suit some people better, but the zzz just feels like a more robust product for the price.

      • which zzz are you all talking about? there seems to be a few options.

  • I read “Mistress in a Box” 📦🕴🏻

    • Hope they have a good DOA returns policy for those.

      • 🎶🎶 Your job's a joke, you're broke
        Your love life's D.O.A 🎶🎶

    • +4

      Very similar. Both increase in size after taking out of the box… and a bugger to get back in.

    • Can I try her and take her back after 60 days?

      • Only when defective.
        No change of mind.

  • Is IKEA cheaper? Single husvika is 99 bucks

    https://m.ikea.com/au/en/catalog/products/art/10318866/

    • Cheaper, yes, but not an equivalent product. The husvika is half the thickness and has bonnell springs. Similar thickness and springs at Ikea would be the hovag @ $249 for a single.

      • Thanks. Good to know. I was in the market for another mattress for my hemnes.

  • +1

    I bought this mattress last year and, frankly speaking, it is a pretty average.
    I understand that for its price it is fine but it didn't sort my and missus' with back pains. We bought it to replace the IKEA HASFLO mattress we had used for 3 years. This one is definitely better than the previous one but it doesnt work as a final solution only as interim.
    Sooner or later, we will have to buy some proper mattress for ~$1000.

    • +1

      look into the zzz Atelier.

      • Thanks, I will have a look.
        the only problem is that I don't want an interim solution again because 3 ~$250 interim solutions (I have already used 2 attempts) cost almost like 1 one decent mattress.

  • Choice haven't reviewed the ALDI one, but they did recommend this in their latest review. It actually scored second highest in the test after one $1000 more: https://www.clarkrubber.com.au/wonderest-bed-in-a-box

  • +1

    Clark Rubber has a weekend 20% off store wide sales from Fri to Sun. Their Mattress in a Box is a product of Dunlop foams and have been reviewed the top by Choice magazine. 20% off offers single at $279.20. Not cheaper than Aldi, but a better quality choice in my opinion.

    • +1

      shame they only appear to sell single size @ Clark Rubber, sounds like a good deal otherwise

  • Do these sell out quickly?

    Just considering to get a queen one.

    Would it of likely sold out Saturday/Sunday?

    Live in Adelaide.

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