Firmness
Type
Foam
Depth (cm)
Number of Layers
Trial Period (nights)
Warranty (years)
Price Range
£70 to £75
Best Sleeping Position(s)
Certifications
Assessed from Ikea's product page, captured September 2026, and from regular price comparison across our UK retail partners.
Price is the obvious draw here. At £70 to £75, the Moshult costs less than most foam mattresses we cover, which makes it a sensible pick for spare rooms, children moving out of a cot bed, or anyone furnishing on a tight budget. Being an all-foam design, it should also feel quieter than a sprung mattress, with no creaks as you shift about. The single-size-only range keeps things simple: if you need a UK Single or EU Single, it fits; if you need anything larger, it won't. Detailed specifications for this model aren't published, so treat it as a low-risk, low-cost buy rather than a considered upgrade.
Key Features & what's inside
Cover
Easy to clean removable cover
Top Layer
Resilient foam layer
Who's it NOT for?
Couples, or anyone who needs a double or larger, since it only comes in UK Single and EU Single. It's also unlikely to suit buyers wanting detailed spec reassurance before purchase, as published construction information is thin, and those after a premium, layered feel should budget beyond this price bracket.
Ikea Moshult Foam Mattress
How much does the Ikea Moshult mattress cost?
Prices run from £70.00, with a listed range of £70 to £75 depending on size. That places it firmly at the budget end of the foam mattress market.
What sizes does the Ikea Moshult come in?
It's available in UK Single and EU Single only. There's no double, king or super king option, so it's aimed at solo sleepers, children's rooms and guest beds.
Is the Ikea Moshult a foam or sprung mattress?
It's an all-foam mattress. That generally means silent movement and a more cradling feel than springs, though we don't hold details of its specific foam layers or firmness.
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