Firmness
Type
Foam
Depth (cm)
Number of Layers
Trial Period (nights)
Warranty (years)
Price Range
£308 to £360
Best Sleeping Position(s)
Certifications
Assessed from mattress data provided by our UK retail partners, captured September 2026, and from regular price comparison across those retailers.
The main reason to choose the Quebec is the sizing itself. European dimensions differ slightly from UK ones, and if you have an IKEA or other EU frame, a mattress cut to fit it will sit properly without gaps or overhang. Beyond that, the boxed delivery format means it can be carried to the bedroom before you unroll it, which is genuinely useful in flats or houses with tight landings. At £308 to £360 across the three sizes, it sits at an accessible price point for EU-sized mattresses, which can be harder to find than standard UK options. We can't currently confirm the internal construction, so if materials matter to you, check the retailer listing before buying.
Key Features & what's inside
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Who's it NOT for?
If your bed frame is a standard UK size, this isn't the mattress for you: EU dimensions differ enough to leave visible gaps or overhang. Buyers who want full detail on fillings, firmness and depth before committing may also prefer a model with fuller published specifications, as construction information for the Quebec is currently limited.
Highgrove Quebec Euro IKEA Size Mattress in a Box
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What sizes does the Highgrove Quebec come in?
It's available in three European sizes: EU Single, EU Double and EU King. These are designed to fit European bed frames, including IKEA models, rather than standard UK frames, so check your frame's dimensions before ordering.
How much does the Highgrove Quebec mattress cost?
Prices run from £308.02, with the range across sizes spanning £308 to £360. It's currently listed through one retailer.
Will the Highgrove Quebec fit an IKEA bed frame?
Yes, that's the point of it. The Quebec is cut to European dimensions, which IKEA frames use, so it should sit flush without the gaps you'd get from a standard UK mattress on an EU frame.
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