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Makers Napa Innersprung Mattress
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Product Details
Choose Makers Napa if you are looking for a basic innerspring mattress to fit your king single beds or bunks in budget-type accommodation. Featuring a 2.4mm bonnell continuous coil spring system for sturdy support and a layer of medium firm/soft foam for comfort, suited to most average-weight sleepers. Napa is the mattress commonly used on bunks or single beds provided at holiday parks, backpackers, student, and workers' accommodation.
Let's Summarise...
- Mattress thickness: 200mm
- Supportive continuous bonnell spring system
- Sanitised anti-allergy stretch-knit outer
- 1 year manufacture guarantee (excl. general wear & tear)
- Mattress in a box - faster delivery times and ease of storage and transportation. Fit 5-10 beds in a lift instead of one at a time!
- Hospitality Rating: 2-3 Stars
Additional Information
Product Dimensions
- King Single: 107 x 203 x 20 cm; Carton: 31x31x117cm
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Plastic Bottles have been recycled to produce the items in your order
Plastic Bottles have been recycled to produce the items in your order
Product FAQs
What’s the Best Bed Base for Commercial Use?
Commercial bed bases need to be strong, easy to clean around, and long-lasting. Steel or FSC-certified timber frames with replaceable parts are popular choices because they can handle heavy use and are easier (and cheaper) to maintain over time.
How Long Do Hotel or Motel Mattresses Last?
In high-turnover accommodation, mattresses typically last 7–10 years depending on quality, guest volume, and care. Rotating them regularly and using waterproof protectors extends their lifespan and keeps them hygienic. Bed bug encasements can also be "cheap" insurance!
Should I Choose Innerspring or Foam Mattresses for Guests?
Pocket-sprung mattresses remain the most common in hospitality — they provide support, minimise partner disturbance, and are durable. Some properties add a topper to enhance comfort, giving flexibility to adjust the “feel” without replacing the whole mattress.
What’s the Standard Bed Size in Hotels and Motels?
Most Australian providers use Queen beds as the standard, with King beds for premium rooms. Split King options (two long singles zipped together) are increasingly popular because they allow quick room configuration changes to suit different guest types.
