Latex mattresses offer a feel that is genuinely different from both memory foam and pocket spring, responsive and pressure-relieving, naturally breathable, and inherently hypoallergenic. Natural latex is derived from the sap of rubber trees, making it one of the most sustainable mattress materials available. At Land of Beds, we stock latex mattresses across all standard UK sizes from brands including Dunlopillo, Relyon, Sealy, and Hypnos, covering pure latex foam models and pocket spring mattresses with latex comfort layers. Guarantees range from 10 to 15 years depending on the brand and construction. Free mainland UK delivery is included on orders over £100, with finance available on eligible orders.
Browse the full range below, or use the links to filter by size or brand. Our team is available seven days a week if you want a personal recommendation.
Latex mattresses sit in a distinct category of their own. They are not slow-contouring like memory foam and not simply sprung like a pocket spring mattress, they provide immediate, responsive pressure relief that springs back the moment you move, combined with natural breathability that most synthetic materials cannot match. For allergy sufferers, warm sleepers, or anyone who has found memory foam too slow or too warm, latex is often the right answer. The range at Land of Beds covers pure latex foam mattresses and pocket spring models with latex comfort layers, from accessible mid-range options through to premium Dunlopillo constructions with 15-year guarantees. At Land of Beds, we have been helping customers find the right latex mattress for years and our team is available seven days a week for honest, informed advice.
Three decisions shape whether a latex mattress is right for you and which one to choose.
| Factor | Why It Matters | What to Check |
|---|---|---|
| Construction type | Latex mattresses come in two main forms: pure latex foam (no springs) and pocket spring with a latex comfort layer. Each delivers the benefits of latex differently. | Pure latex for the full latex experience and maximum pressure relief; pocket spring with latex for spring lift and airflow combined with the responsiveness and hypoallergenic properties of latex on top |
| Natural vs synthetic latex | Natural latex is derived from rubber tree sap and is inherently more durable, more breathable, and more eco-friendly than synthetic alternatives. Most latex mattresses in our range use natural latex. | Check the product listing for confirmation of natural vs synthetic latex. All Dunlopillo and Relyon latex models use natural Dunlopillo latex. |
| Tension | Latex mattresses are available in medium, medium firm, and firm tensions. Latex responds more immediately than memory foam, so the feel of a stated tension can differ slightly from a foam mattress of the same rating. | Side sleepers: medium. Back sleepers: medium to medium firm. Front sleepers and heavier sleepers: firm. If you are used to memory foam, latex of the same stated tension will feel slightly more responsive and less enveloping. |
Not sure where to start? Speak to our team on 01928 242829 or use the live chat. Our team will ask the right questions and point you in the right direction.
Latex mattresses are available in all standard UK sizes. Your mattress must match your bed frame or divan base exactly.
| Size | Mattress Dimensions | Best For |
|---|---|---|
| Single (3ft) | 90 x 190cm | Solo adults, guest rooms |
| Small Double (4ft) | 120 x 190cm | Solo sleepers wanting more space |
| Double (4ft 6) | 135 x 190cm | Couples, guest rooms, smaller bedrooms |
| King Size (5ft) | 150 x 200cm | Couples wanting more width and length |
| Super King (6ft) | 180 x 200cm | Maximum space, larger master bedrooms |
See our UK Bed Sizes Guide for room-by-room measuring advice.
Not all latex mattresses are built the same way. Here is a plain comparison of the construction types we stock.
| Type | Key Features | Best For |
|---|---|---|
| Pure Latex Foam | Latex throughout with no pocket springs. Provides the full responsive, bouncy feel of latex combined with excellent pressure relief, temperature regulation, and hypoallergenic properties. Available in medium and firm tensions. | Customers wanting the complete latex feel; allergy sufferers; those who find memory foam too slow or too warm; warm sleepers wanting a naturally breathable sleep surface |
| Pocket Spring with Latex Comfort Layer | Individually pocketed springs with a natural latex comfort layer on top. The springs provide lift, airflow, and support; the latex delivers responsive pressure relief and hypoallergenic properties at the surface. | Couples wanting spring support and reduced motion transfer with latex comfort on top; those who want the benefits of latex without a fully foam-based mattress; back sleepers wanting spring lift with responsive pressure relief |
Choose a Pure Latex Foam mattress if:
Choose a Pocket Spring with Latex mattress if:
In our experience, most customers who specifically seek out a latex mattress have already tried memory foam and found it too warm or too slow. Latex solves both issues immediately, it is more breathable and it responds the moment you move. The choice between pure latex and a pocket spring latex model then comes down to whether you want spring lift beneath or not.
Latex behaves differently from memory foam and pocket spring in several important ways. Here is a plain guide to the properties that matter most.
| Property | How Latex Performs | Why It Matters |
|---|---|---|
| Responsiveness | Latex springs back immediately when pressure is removed. Unlike memory foam, it does not slowly conform and slowly recover. | Easier to move during the night; no feeling of being stuck in the mattress; better for those who change sleep position frequently |
| Temperature regulation | Natural latex has an open-cell structure that allows air to move freely through the material. Significantly more breathable than standard memory foam. | A cooler sleep surface than most foam alternatives; well suited to warm sleepers; latex does not retain body heat in the way closed-cell foam can |
| Hypoallergenic properties | Natural latex is inherently resistant to dust mites, mould, and bacteria. These properties are intrinsic to the material, not added through chemical treatment. | Particularly beneficial for allergy sufferers, asthma sufferers, and those with sensitivities to common mattress materials |
| Durability | A high-quality natural latex mattress typically lasts 12 to 20 years, significantly longer than most foam or spring alternatives. The material maintains its resilience over time without significant sagging. | A longer-lasting mattress with better value over its lifetime, despite a higher initial cost than some alternatives |
| Eco credentials | Natural latex is derived from the sap of rubber trees and is biodegradable. The rubber trees used also absorb CO2 during their growing life. | One of the most sustainable mattress materials available; a genuine choice for environmentally conscious buyers |
| Natural Latex | Synthetic Latex | |
|---|---|---|
| Source | Sap of rubber trees, sustainably harvested | Manufactured from petrochemicals |
| Feel | More responsive and resilient; maintains performance longer | Similar feel initially but tends to deteriorate faster |
| Durability | 12 to 20 years with proper care | Typically shorter lifespan than natural latex |
| Hypoallergenic | Inherently hypoallergenic, antibacterial, and dust mite resistant | Less consistently so; properties vary by manufacturer |
| Eco credentials | Biodegradable, renewable source, carbon-absorbing trees | Petrochemical-based; less eco-friendly |
| Price | Higher initial cost | Generally lower initial cost |
| Best for | Allergy sufferers; eco-conscious buyers; long-term investment | Budget-conscious buyers; those wanting latex properties at a lower price |
Most latex mattresses in our range use natural latex. All Dunlopillo and Relyon Dunlopillo latex models use Dunlopillo's own natural latex. Check individual product listings to confirm the latex type used.
| Budget | What You Get | Best For |
|---|---|---|
| Under £800 | Entry-level pocket spring with latex comfort layer models from Sealy and Relyon. Natural latex comfort, 5 to 10-year guarantees. Solid everyday performance with the hypoallergenic and responsive properties of latex. | Buyers wanting their first latex mattress; those stepping up from a standard pocket spring |
| £800 to £1,199 | Mid-range pure latex and pocket spring latex models from Dunlopillo and Relyon. Natural Dunlopillo latex, 10-year guarantees, more advanced latex constructions. Where most main bedroom latex buyers land. | Main bedroom, allergy sufferers, warm sleepers, those wanting proven natural latex quality |
| £1,200 and above | Premium Dunlopillo models with natural latex and pocket spring combinations, natural fibre comfort layers, and 15-year guarantees. The highest specification latex mattresses in our range. | Master bedrooms, long-term sleep investment, those wanting the most advanced natural latex construction available |
Looking for a quality latex mattress at a lower price? The range starts from under £500. Browse using the price filter to find what fits your budget.
Our Price Promise Guarantee means you will not pay more than you should. Finance is available on eligible orders, see our finance page for details on available terms.
Inclusions vary by brand and model. As a general guide across our range:
| Item | Typically Included? |
|---|---|
| Mattress | Yes - always |
| Removable cover | On selected models - check individual listing to confirm |
| Sleep trial | On selected models from selected brands - look for the trial badge on product listings |
| Old mattress removal and recycling | Available as an add-on for £45, added at checkout. Not available for roll-up mattresses. See our removal and recycling page for full details. |
| Bed frame or base | No - sold separately |
Always check the individual product listing for full details on what is included before purchasing. This varies between products and brands.
| What We Offer | Why It Matters to You |
|---|---|
| 50+ years of expertise | Deep product knowledge across every construction type, brand, and sleep style |
| Full latex range in stock | Pure latex foam and pocket spring latex options from leading brands in one place |
| Free mainland UK delivery | No delivery charges on orders over £100 |
| Price Promise Guarantee | We will match any like-for-like price you find elsewhere |
| Finance available on eligible orders | Spread the cost across eligible terms, see our finance page for details |
| Expert advice, 7 days a week | Real people via phone, chat, or in-store, no scripts, no pressure |
| Family-run, independent retailer | We recommend what is right for you, not what is easiest for us |
| 9,000+ verified Trustpilot reviews | Real feedback from real customers across thousands of orders |
Not sure whether a latex mattress is right for you, or which type to choose? Our team helps customers make this kind of decision every day. Whether you are switching from memory foam, managing allergies, or simply want to understand the difference between natural and synthetic latex before you buy, we are happy to talk it through. Call us, chat online, or visit our showrooms in Cheshire and Greater Manchester. We are open seven days a week.
| How to Reach Us | What to Expect |
|---|---|
| Live chat | Fast responses for quick questions. Available during opening hours. |
| Phone | Speak directly with a mattress expert. Best for detailed advice on construction type and tension. |
| In-store (Cheshire / Greater Manchester) | Try latex mattresses in person before you buy. |
| Help Centre | Buying guides, size guides, and FAQs available 24/7. |
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| What is a latex mattress? | A latex mattress uses natural or synthetic latex as either the primary material throughout (pure latex foam) or as a comfort layer over a pocket spring base (hybrid latex). Natural latex is derived from the sap of rubber trees and is prized for its responsiveness, breathability, and hypoallergenic properties. It is one of the few mattress materials that is genuinely natural, durable, and eco-friendly at the same time. |
| What is the difference between natural and synthetic latex? | Natural latex is made from rubber tree sap and is biodegradable, inherently hypoallergenic, and more durable over time. Synthetic latex is made from petrochemicals and tends to have a shorter lifespan, though it is usually less expensive. Most latex mattresses in our range use natural latex. All Dunlopillo and Relyon Dunlopillo latex models use natural Dunlopillo latex specifically. |
| How does latex feel compared to memory foam? | Latex is more responsive than memory foam. When you press into latex, it pushes back immediately rather than slowly conforming to your shape. When you move, it springs back at once rather than slowly recovering. This makes latex easier to move on during the night and better suited to those who change sleep position frequently. It also tends to sleep cooler than standard memory foam, as the open-cell structure allows better airflow. |
| Are latex mattresses good for allergy sufferers? | Yes. Natural latex is inherently resistant to dust mites, mould, and bacteria, these are intrinsic properties of the material, not chemical treatments. This makes it one of the best mattress materials available for allergy and asthma sufferers. The absence of synthetic foam and adhesives in natural latex models also benefits those with sensitivities to synthetic materials. |
| Do latex mattresses sleep cool? | Yes, generally. Natural latex has an open-cell structure that allows air to circulate through the material, regulating temperature more effectively than standard memory foam. Customers who find foam mattresses uncomfortably warm often find latex a significant improvement. |
| Are latex mattresses eco-friendly? | Natural latex is one of the most sustainable mattress materials available. It is derived from the sap of rubber trees, a renewable resource, and is biodegradable at end of life. The rubber trees grown to produce it also absorb CO2 during their growing life. Dunlopillo, the primary latex brand in our range, is committed to sustainable sourcing and production. |
| Can I be allergic to a latex mattress? | Latex allergies exist but are relatively rare. Most latex allergy reactions are triggered by direct skin contact with raw latex products such as gloves. In a mattress, the latex is processed and covered with fabric layers, significantly reducing any risk. If you have a known severe latex allergy, consult your doctor before purchasing a latex mattress. Most customers with general sensitivities do not experience any reaction. |
| How long does a latex mattress last? | A high-quality natural latex mattress typically lasts 12 to 20 years, significantly longer than most foam or spring alternatives. The material maintains its resilience and shape over time without significant sagging. Guarantees in our range run from 10 to 15 years depending on the brand. |
| Do latex mattresses need turning? | Most latex mattresses are single-sided and should not be flipped. We recommend rotating the mattress 180 degrees from head to toe every few months to promote even wear. Check the individual product listing for the manufacturer's specific care guidance. |
| What base should I use with a latex mattress? | Most latex mattresses work well on slatted frames and divan bases. For slatted frames, slats should be firm and ideally no more than 7cm apart to provide even support. Pure latex models can be heavier than foam mattresses, check the product listing for weight and confirm your base can support it. |
| Do you offer free delivery on latex mattresses? | Yes. Free mainland UK delivery on orders over £100, this covers all latex mattresses in our range. Some further out postcodes may incur a surcharge; check at checkout. Lead times vary by brand, check the individual product listing. |
| Can I buy a latex mattress on finance? | Yes. Finance is available on eligible orders. See our finance page for details on available terms and how to apply. |
