Firmness
Type
Hybrid
Depth (cm)
26
Number of Layers
3
Trial Period (nights)
Warranty (years)
10
Price Range
£599 to £1,039
Best Sleeping Position(s)
Certifications
Assessed from the specification published by MattressNextDay, captured September 2026, and from regular price comparison across our UK retail partners.
Latex is the main draw here. It responds quickly as you move, which means changing position feels easy rather than like climbing out of a dip, and it's naturally breathable, so if you're a hot sleeper this should run cooler than an all-foam bed. Beneath it, up to 1050 pocket springs sit in individual fabric pockets, each responding independently to give targeted support and reduce motion transfer from a restless partner. The listing notes a glue-free construction and certifications including hypoallergenic and NBF-Approved Manufacturer status, plus a vegan friendly label, though do note the quilted cover contains wool. Yes, the medium firm feel won't suit everyone, but it's the safest bet for the widest range of sleepers.
Key Features & what's inside
- Quilted Cover. The cover is stitched together with the fillings to form a patterned comfort quilt layer. This gives a soft, cushioned surface feel before you reach the latex beneath.
- Latex. A generous latex layer gently contours to your body shape, which means personalised pressure relief where you need it most. It provides orthopaedic support to key areas without the slow, enveloping feel of memory foam.
- Pocket Springs. Up to 1050 individual pocket springs deliver orthopaedic support with a medium firm feel. Each spring sits in its own breathable fabric pocket, so they move independently and help air circulate through the mattress.
Layer details from mattressnextday.co.uk product page, September 2026.
Who's it NOT for?
Lightweight side sleepers may find medium firm a little unforgiving on the shoulder. If you want a plush, hug-you feel, latex's springier response won't deliver that. And with no trial period mentioned on the listing, cautious buyers who want a long at-home test may prefer a brand that offers one.
Dunlopillo Meya Latex Hybrid Mattress
Is the Dunlopillo Meya firm or soft?
It's rated medium firm. The latex layer contours to your body for pressure relief, while up to 1050 pocket springs provide targeted orthopaedic support underneath. That combination suits most back and combination sleepers, although lightweight side sleepers may find it slightly too firm at the shoulder.
How deep is the Dunlopillo Meya mattress?
It's 26cm deep, built from a wool quilted cover, a latex comfort layer and up to 1050 pocket springs. Most standard fitted sheets should cope with that depth, but check yours if it's a snug fit already.
Does the Dunlopillo Meya come with a guarantee?
Yes, the listing states a 10-year guarantee from Dunlopillo. That's a reassuring span for a latex hybrid, as latex is a durable material to begin with. No trial period is mentioned on the listing, so check terms with your retailer before ordering.
What sizes does the Dunlopillo Meya come in?
Four UK sizes: Single, Double, King and Super King. Prices range from £599.00 to £1,039 depending on the size you choose.
Is the Dunlopillo Meya good for hot sleepers?
It should be a sensible pick. Latex is naturally breathable, and the pocket springs sit in breathable fabric pockets with open space between coils, which means air moves through the mattress more freely than it would in an all-foam design.
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