This mattress has a £750 saving right now - but the sale ends soon (aff)
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Simba’s spring sale includes major discounts on its top Hybrid mattress in a sale that ends soon
Simba's award-winning range of Hybrid mattresses have dropped in price as part of a short-lived spring sale, and shoppers can now get up to £750 off their dream bit of bedding.
The biggest discount is applied to the Hybrid Ultra Mattress, which has at least £437 knocked off its list price, depending on the size you go for.
Even the king-size version has a £650 saving, and the saving on the double has a £600 discount. The £750 saving is for the superking.
Positioned as Simba’s most advanced mattress, the Hybrid Ultra combines 11 layers and a 34cm depth with more than 7,300 springs designed to deliver pressure relief, support and cooling comfort.
The mattress includes Simba’s patented Aerocoil spring system alongside dual layers of Simbatex foam and a PureLift comfort layer aimed at creating a plush sleeping feel.
Cooling features are also a major focus, with the mattress featuring a Stratos cool-touch cover, a breathable FusionCool layer and graphite-infused foam designed to help regulate temperature overnight.
According to Simba, the Steel SupportCore spring layer is intended to provide targeted support around key pressure points such as hips and shoulders while also helping to reduce motion transfer between partners.
The removable zip-off cover can also be machine washed, helping make maintenance easier over time.
As part of the purchase, Simba is also offering free next-day delivery, a 200-night trial and a 10-year guarantee.
The sale, which is running until the end of the month, knocks up to 25% off mattresses, as well as other items in the Simba range.
Bedding, pillows, duvets, and toppers are also discounted.
Click here to see all the offers in the spring sale.
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