Sloom vs Mr Mattress: The Quick Answer

Sloom vs Mr Mattress: The Quick Answer

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Short version: Mr Mattress wins on trial, warranty and price. Sloom wins only if you specifically want zip-adjustable, rearrange-it-yourself firmness or the heavier 150kg per person rating.

Last updated: August 2026. Sloom figures verified live against sloom.co.za.

Mr Mattress Sloom
Trial 365 nights 100 nights, must keep at least 60, 10% fee if you return early
Warranty 10 years 2-year full guarantee, then pro-rata to 25 years
Price, queen R7,199 R14,500
Firmness Built in, ready to sleep You rearrange the foam layers yourself
Weight limit 140kg 150kg per person

Pick Sloom if adjustable, rearrange-it-yourself firmness or the higher weight rating is your one non-negotiable. Pick Mr Mattress if you want more time to be sure, a longer warranty, and roughly R7,300 back in your pocket on a queen.

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Mr Mattress Revive memory foam, 365 night sleep trial

Three fast answers

Is Mr Mattress cheaper than Sloom?

Yes, by a wide margin. Sloom queen is R14,500. Mr Mattress Revive memory foam queen is R7,199. Roughly R7,300 less, same size, both memory foam, both made in South Africa.

Does Sloom charge a fee if I return it?

Yes. A 10 percent service fee if you return before 60 days, and a 10 percent fee on size exchanges. Mr Mattress charges no return fee within the 365-night trial.

Is there a weight limit?

Sloom lists 150kg per person. The Mr Mattress Revive supports up to 140kg. If you are heavier than 140kg, that is a genuine Sloom advantage.

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