Firmness
Medium Firm
Type
Hybrid
Depth (cm)
32
Number of Layers
3
Trial Period (nights)
100
Warranty (years)
10
Price Range
£759 to £1,794
Best Sleeping Position(s)
Certifications
Assessed from the specification published by Mattress Online, captured September 2026, and from regular price comparison across our UK retail partners.
Natural latex is the draw here. It responds quickly and breathes well, which means you get contouring without the sink-in, sleep-warm feel some foams create. Beneath it, 1050 pocket springs move independently to adapt to your body, useful if you and a partner are different weights. Edgetech springs around the border create a firmer edge that resists dipping, so you can use the full width of the bed or sit on the side to get dressed. It carries National Bed Federation approval and conforms to BS7177: 2008 for fire resistance. Mattress Online lists a 100-night trial and a 10-year guarantee, though note the trial requires buying a mattress protector from them to qualify.
Key Features & what's inside
- Dunlopillo® Latex. A 50mm layer of natural, breathable Dunlopillo latex that moulds to your shape to relieve pressure. It gives a fresh, cool feel, which means less of the heat build-up you might get from synthetic foams.
- Pocket Springs. 1050 pocket springs, each in its own fabric pocket, adapt to your body and move independently. In practice that means personalised support and less disturbance when a partner shifts position.
- Edgetech Springs. Thicker, firmer springs run along the border of the mattress to create a stronger edge that doesn't dip under pressure. You'll feel this as usable space right to the edge of the bed.
Layer details from mattressonline.co.uk product page, September 2026.
Who's it NOT for?
If you prefer a soft, enveloping surface, the medium to firm feel here will likely be too solid, particularly for lighter side sleepers. Budget shoppers should look elsewhere too: from £759 for a single, this sits well above entry-level hybrids. And if you dislike the springy response of latex, a foam-topped design may suit better.
Dunlopillo Meya 1050 Pocket Latex Mattress
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How firm is the Dunlopillo Meya 1050?
It's described as medium to firm. That means a supportive surface with some give from the 50mm latex layer on top, which suits most back sleepers and heavier side sleepers. Lighter side sleepers may find it slightly firm at the shoulder and hip.
Does the Dunlopillo Meya 1050 come with a trial and guarantee?
Mattress Online lists a 100-night comfort trial and a 10-year guarantee. Both are that retailer's own terms rather than a Dunlopillo offer, and the trial only applies if you also buy a mattress protector from Mattress Online. Check the terms wherever you buy.
Is the Dunlopillo Meya 1050 good for hot sleepers?
It should cope well. The natural latex layer is breathable and gives a fresh, cool feel, and owner reviews on the Mattress Online page specifically mention it doesn't sleep hot. If overheating has been a problem on memory foam, latex is generally a sensible switch.
How many springs does the Dunlopillo Meya 1050 have?
It has 1050 pocket springs, a figure based on the kingsize mattress, so smaller sizes will contain fewer. Each spring sits in its own fabric pocket and moves independently, plus firmer Edgetech springs run around the border for stronger edge support.
What sizes does the Dunlopillo Meya 1050 come in?
Four UK sizes: Single, Double, King and Super King, with prices from £759 to £1,794. The mattress is 32cm deep, so check your fitted sheets will stretch to a deeper profile before it arrives.
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