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Foam Mattress Bed Reviews & Ratings → Based on Data From 37 Actual Owners
Page last updated March 3, 2010.
What You Need To Know
Ikea foam mattresses have a better comfort rating than Ikea
spring-based beds and have a similar rating to Ikea
latex mattresses.
Ikea foam mattresses mainly use regular (polyurethane) foam, but some do feature a top layer of 3.1 lbs/ft density memory foam. The models with the memory foam layer have somewhat higher owner satisfaction than those without.
The main complaint for Ikea foam mattresses is they are too firm.
About
Our Research
The data comes from 37 Ikea foam mattress owner experiences
that were collected from over a dozen different online message
boards. For more information about our research methodology
and why it is highly credible, click here.
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Ikea Foam Mattress Ratings
Sample size: 37 owners of Florvag, Fonnes and Favang, Fossing, Fjordgard, Fidjetun, Finnvik,
Flokenes and discontinued models.
Comfort
satisfaction |
84% |
|
Durability / longevity |
Fair-Good |
|
Affordable |
Good-Excellent |
|
Value |
Good |
|
Firmness |
Medium-High |
|
Less
pain |
Fair-Good |
|
Lightweight |
Fair |
|
Dust
mite resistant |
Good-Excellent |
|
Motion
isolation |
Good |
|
No
initial odor |
Fair |
|
| No noise | Excellent | |
No
sleeping hot |
Fair-Good |
|
Need to turn / flip |
Occasionally |
|
| More Information | ||
Price (queen) |
$400-$600 |
|
| BBB rating | C+ | |
| Return policy | 90 days exchange | |
| Warranty | 20-yr+ ltd |