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MATTRESS 120x200x10 cm (4 FT)
MATTRESS 120x200x10 cm (4 FT)

MATTRESS 120x200x10 cm (4 FT)

SKU: MAT-N-120x10

Original price was: ฿ 64,000.Current price is: ฿ 16,999.

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Ideal for:

  • Those seeking a comfortable mattress with enhanced convenience for a truly restful night’s sleep.
  • Individuals who want to experience complete relaxation during sleep and wake up feeling refreshed and energized, free from morning discomfort.
  • Anyone looking for reliable support during sleep.

Benefits: 

  • Promotes muscle relaxation throughout the body, creating optimal conditions for rest and rejuvenation.
  • Supports a natural body position during sleep, which contributes to high-quality night’s rest.
  • It makes no noise and effectively isolates motion from one side of the bed to the other, ensuring undisturbed sleep even if your partner tosses and turns.
  • This mattress efficiently wicks away moisture, is well-ventilated, and doesn’t promote the growth of harmful microorganisms or dust mites, contributing to a hygienic sleeping environment.
  • The mattress retains warmth in colder seasons and doesn’t overheat in warmer seasons, maintaining an optimal sleep temperature.
  • The elasticity and resilience of the material guarantee long-lasting durability and resistance to deformation, ensuring the product maintains its properties over time.

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

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