[eBay Plus] Queen Size 15cm Thick Carbon Neutral 100% Certified Organic Latex Mattress $1,181.00 Delivered @ Bedding co eBay

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stimutacs on 26/06/2025 - 06:46 ebay.com.au (290 clicks)

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Seems to be an extremely good deal on the mattress, thickness and density is at this price is hard to match.

Sleep innovation - our best-selling organic, carbon-neutral latex mattress is the first of its kind. Say goodbye to restless nights forever with this comfortable, sustainable and luxurious pick.

Features:
100% certified organic and carbon neutral latex Medium-firm density (75kg/m3) GOTS-certified 100% organic cotton cover
Breathable & temperature-regulating
Allergy- and eco-friendly
Chiropractor recommended
Even weight distribution for less disturbance
Relieves pressure points and pains
Perfect natural spinal alignment
120-night trial 10-year warranty

Dimensions:
Super King Size - 203cm x 203cm + 15cm (latex density 75kg/m3)
King Size - 183cm x 203cm + 15cm (latex density 75kg/m3)
Queen Size - 153cm x 203cm + 15cm (latex density 75kg/m3)
Double Size - 137cm x 190cm + 15cm (latex density 75kg/m3)
King Single Size - 107cm x 203cm +15cm (latex density 75kg/m3)
Single Size - 92cm x 190cm + 15cm (latex density 75kg/m3)
Cot Size - 130cm x 70cm + 10cm (latex density 75kg/m3)

Also available, 5cm thick (latex density 75kg/m3) mattress toppers -

https://www.ebay.com.au/itm/286085988568

$381 for queen size with -$30 coupon.

There are cheaper ones than these around for the thickness (~220 for a 7.5cm one with vent holes in it is common), however I don't think they have the same firmness or density as this one is likely to.

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  EveryCentsCount on 26/06/2025 - 06:48

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  Great Deal. Ordered 10.

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    tenpercent on 26/06/2025 - 06:54

    Ordered 10

    What kind of a establishment are you operating?

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      EveryCentsCount on 26/06/2025 - 07:12

      +1

      Adult Massage industry

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        rodgyramjet on 26/06/2025 - 07:41

        Will you need an Olight UV torch to keep this establishment going?

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  tenpercent on 26/06/2025 - 06:55

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  Can I get this but without the "carbon neutral"? Or is that phrase just thrown in for cheap marketing purposes to hook the people who will invariably neg this comment?

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    Intoxicoligist on 26/06/2025 - 07:35

    +2

    Toss me $10 and I'll do a sick burnout to offset the carbon neutrality.

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    thatguyfromthatplace on 26/06/2025 - 08:07

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    Nah, comes with "organic". Frankly I'm amazed they didn't work vegan in there somewhere.

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    Fredorishi on 26/06/2025 - 08:22

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    I'd settle for the non-organic one. It would be cheaper, the same quality and probably less harmful for the environment.

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  asa79 on 26/06/2025 - 08:05

  Is there any reviews

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  seanbaussie on 26/06/2025 - 09:00

  There are cheaper ones than these around for the thickness (~220 for a 7.5cm one with vent holes in it is common), however I don't think they have the same firmness or density as this one is likely to.

  And what do you base this apparently prescient assumption upon?
  For $1,000 extra I'd like some guidance more than this.

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    stimutacs on 26/06/2025 - 09:04

    I'm not sure if you're confused about which product is which. My experience with the toppers - which is what you quoted refers to - is I own and use both a 5cm firm and a 7.5cm plush latex mattress topper bought at the same price points.

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      seanbaussie on 26/06/2025 - 09:07

      Ahah, now I see.

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    Meron35 on 27/06/2025 - 00:31

    After much research, it does indeed seem like a good deal. The density of 75kg/m3 quoted should mean it is using D75 latex.

    Assuming a queen size, this is a 15cm thick D75 latex mattress for $1181, which comes down to ~$1146 if you stack with gift cards.
    If you prefer a thicker mattress, grab the 5cm topper, also D75 for $381, which comes down to ~$370 with gift cards.
    This yields a 20cm D75 mattress for ~$1550, made of GOLS organic certified latex, which is supposedly a set of extra stringent requirements on sustainability.

    For reference, Peace Lily's latex mattress is 21cm thick, comprised of 10cm D80 core, and 5cm D75 and 5cm D65 on either side (i.e. avg D75 for the whole thing), for $1600. For what it is worth, it only "natural", and not GOLS (organic) certified.
    Quokka's latex mattress retails for $1900 for a 16cm version (2 layers), or $2600 for a 24cm version (3 layers), where each layer can be customised to be either D70 or D85 for firmness. It is GOLS organic certified. They do occasionally run 16% off sales, which helps bring down the price a bit.

    There are several other manufacturers, but they are either similar, or more expensive.

    The cheaper manufacturers for toppers specifically such as Dreamz and Giselle are only 70D, and can be found for ~$200 and ~$300 online, respectively. Arguably cheaper, but these are also sold from more generic platforms/stores which don't offer a free trial/returns period.

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  unifex on 26/06/2025 - 09:53

  over a 1000 dollars for an ebay mattress ?

  I have mens homeless shelter second hand mattresses for $500 if you want a cheaper deal !!!