Narrow Single Mattresses

Narrow single mattresses can be made in any width from 60cm up to 89cm. Common sizes include 65cm, 70cm, and 75cm widths. Length options range from 180cm to 200cm, with custom lengths available. Each mattress is cut to your exact measurements to ensure a perfect fit for your bed frame.

Thickness depends on the bed base and personal preference. Standard options include 15cm, 20cm, and 25cm depths. Thicker mattresses provide more support and comfort layers, whilst thinner options work better with adjustable bed bases or where headroom is limited. Most people find 20cm provides good comfort and support.

Material options include pocket springs, memory foam, natural latex, and hybrid combinations. Pocket spring versions offer traditional support with good airflow. Memory foam provides pressure relief and body contouring. Natural latex offers responsive support with cooling properties. All materials meet BS 7177 fire safety standards.

Lead times typically range from 7-14 working days depending on seasonal demand and current production capacity. Custom mattresses are made to order, so they take longer than standard sizes. Free UK delivery is included, with the mattress delivered compressed and rolled for easy handling through narrow doorways and stairs.

Yes, guarantees up to 10 years are available depending on the mattress type and materials chosen. Pocket spring mattresses typically carry 5-10 year guarantees, whilst memory foam and latex versions often include 8-10 year coverage. The guarantee covers manufacturing defects and premature wear under normal use conditions.

Absolutely. Many caravans and motorhomes have narrow single beds with non-standard dimensions. Custom narrow single mattresses are made with BS 7177 CRIB 5 fire certification required for caravan insurance. They're designed to handle the movement and temperature variations common in mobile accommodation whilst providing home-level comfort.

Measure the internal dimensions of your bed base in three places: width at head, middle, and foot, plus length on both sides. Use the smallest measurements to ensure the mattress fits properly. If the bed base has raised edges or constraints, measure the usable sleeping area rather than the outer frame dimensions.