MATTRESS 120x200x7.5 cm (4 FT)

SKU: MAT-N-120x7.5

Original price was: ฿ 55,000.Current price is: ฿ 12,999.

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Ideal for:

  • Those looking for a comfortable mattress for a truly restful sleep.
  • Individuals who want to wake up feeling refreshed and invigorated, free from morning discomfort.
  • Users seeking optimal support during sleep, with a weight of up to 100 kg. For higher weights, we recommend choosing a mattress with greater height.

A 7.5 cm high mattress is usually used as a topper for your main mattress, providing an extra layer of comfort and support.

Benefits: 

  • Contributes to muscle relaxation throughout the body, creating ideal conditions for restorative sleep.
  • Ensures a comfortable environment for rest and rejuvenation.
  • Promotes a natural body position during sleep, enhancing the quality of your night’s rest.
  • It makes no noise and isolates motion, so disturbances from a partner tossing and turning are significantly reduced, ensuring undisturbed sleep.
  • This mattress is moisture-resistant and highly breathable, helping to maintain a hygienic sleep environment by resisting harmful microorganisms and dust mites.
  • The mattress retains warmth in cooler seasons and remains cool in warmer seasons, maintaining an optimal sleep temperature.
  • The elasticity and resilience of the material guarantee durability and resistance to deformation, ensuring long-lasting performance.

Where to Buy:
You can purchase this premium latex mattress on our website, at any Bangkok Latex store, or enjoy free delivery anywhere in Thailand. If you have any questions about our sleep solutions, please contact us via messenger.

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