Although IKEA mattresses aren’t the same as standard mattress sizes, they’re still roughly the same size. Most bed frame sizes are slightly larger than their corresponding mattress to ensure there’s space for blankets and sheets, so you should be able to get away with squeezing an IKEA mattress into any bed frame.

IKEA states their mattresses all last approximately 10 years. In comparison, the average mattress lasts between 7 to 10 years. So, it’s safe to assume both IKEA and other mattresses will age similarly. Some signs your IKEA mattress is aging includes: Discoloration (yellowing or brown spots). Soft spots and lumps. The Comfort layer has gone flat. Visible indent at the center of the mattress. You struggle to get comfortable at night. You sleep better in other beds.

IKEA makes mattresses of all different price ranges to suit different needs and budgets, costing as little as $100 to over $1000 for a single mattress. Compared to other mattresses with similar constructions and price points, IKEA mattresses are good, if not better. IKEA mattress models include poly-foam, memory foam, innerspring, synthetic latex, and blended latex. This plethora of mattress types gives sleepers more options when shopping.