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2Autistic4DaJokePeople thing IKEA is crap but they hybrid mattress line comes in 3 firmnesses, has a great warranty and is priced at ~$600 for a queen. Will fit in any SUV and most cars to take home.
carbidetipSorry for the slight necro here, but I just tested ANNELAND yesterday and remembered you'd mentioned it! Which firmness are you guys using? I loved the medium firm in the showroom, and it's supposedly the firmness I need, but I'm concerned whether it will be like that at home too after breaking it in. What's your experience?
cuplettaAnneland is great, I have one for myself, my kids liked it so much that I bought them each a twin size. It’s been about a year and there have been no issues. I got the medium firm.
Ferns_n_forksI had a firm memory foam mattress from ikea (either abygda or akrehamn idk) for a couple years and it was fine, been eyeing Anneland for a while, I had to change a bed size in my new apartment so I went for it, so far I love it. Too early to tell and it's only been a couple months but I've been sleeping really well on it. For that price and considering how expensive mattresses can get, delightful
J4WGEÅnneland. Foam with pocket spring will last you much longer than just foam! (Just to add, these both offer very different experiences as well. Do you like firmer mattresses or sinking in? Choose the other one if the latter).
In that case I'd say you're probably safer going with the Ånneland. But to echo others it is best to try them out in person :)
Mobile-Pie-258I think IKEA has decent mattresses. I have a firm coil based one and I don’t wake up with back pain any more This one is newer model with memory foam and coil Anneland mattress https://applink.ikea.com/tY8M9r9M4w--60511913--us--en
RealLifePusheenI've got the Ånneland mattress from IKEA and love it. Definitely worth it for the price, plus it comes in different firmness depending on your preference!
sewyahduhWe had a good experience sleeping on an IKEA mattress at an Airbnb that we sought out that same mattress at our local store to replace our 15 year old latex mattress. The ikea mattress we have now is a hybrid with springs and foam/latex. We’re really happy with it so far.
smac2811Depends on your needs. They are the best sellers but Åkrehamn is foam and slightly warmer. Also good if you wish to raise your bed at any kind of angle. Ånneland has springs and a better airflow so it is slightly cooler. My wife works in the bedroom dept at IKEA and says you should go and try them. We have two separate Ånneland singles due to our different size/weight. The heavier you are, the firmer the mattress.
TechnicalDingo1181I’ve had an ikea mattress for about 4.5 years, I have been around 250-300 lbs for the last 5 years. My partner and I together have weighed around 500-560 lbs. we’ve comfortably slept on our ikea mattress (ÅNNELAND), with a cooling topper, for 4.5 years now, and it is still going strong, we have flipped it once in the last few years, it shows no signs of the weight it’s been put under. I would recommend getting a bedframe that can handle it though. I broke my side of our ikea bedframe pretty quickly and it wasn’t fun. We bought one rated for high weight and it’s been super. Good luck!
We have the medium firmness one! I think it depends a lot on the person, I loved it immediately. I get a lot of pain when I sleep on other mattresses, this is the first and only one that I sleep comfortably. It conforms to and supports my body while not being too soft or too firm.