Highgrove Quebec Small Double Mattress in a Box
The Highgrove Quebec Mattress in a Box arrives rolled and boxed for delivery, and comes in six UK sizes from Small Single through to Super King.
- Extra-firm orthopaedic-style feel
- Hypoallergenic white fibre fillings
- Double-sided, flip & rotate
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Mattress details
Mattress
Highgrove Quebec Mattress in a Box
Size
Firmness
Extra Firm
Construction
Rolled
Depth (cm)
Layers
2
Layer Details
Stretch knit cover
A soft-to-touch stretch knit fabric with a micro-quilted finish, designed to keep the white fibre fillings in place. The fillings are described as hypoallergenic, so it suits anyone who prefers to avoid allergens.
Advanced reflex foam core
The 23cm-deep mattress is built around an advanced reflex foam core that is designed to conform to your body and spread your weight evenly. That should mean fewer pressure points, although the overall feel is extra firm, so it may be too hard for lighter side sleepers.
Layer details from archerssleepcentre.co.uk product page, October 2026.
Key benefits
- Real space for one: At 120cm across it's 30cm wider than the UK single, which means a solo sleeper can starfish rather than sleep to attention.
- Fits rooms a double won't: It's 15cm narrower than the UK double, and in a box room or loft conversion that margin can decide whether you can still walk beside the bed.
- Boxed for awkward access: A rolled mattress turns tight landings and loft stairs from a two-person struggle into a manageable carry.
- Sensible for occasional couples: Two people can share it for guest weekends, so it suits a spare room where nobody sleeps every night.
- Standard 4ft bedding: The small double is a standard UK size, so frames and fitted sheets are easy to find, and a normal double duvet works on top.
This size suits you if...
You sleep alone and have outgrown a single but your room can't spare the width of a full double, you're furnishing a guest room or holiday let where couples stay a few weekends a year, or you're fitting out a loft conversion or studio where 15cm of saved width keeps a walkway clear.
Consider another size if...
You share the bed every night, in which case the 120cm width will feel tight over time. We'd recommend the Highgrove Quebec in a UK double instead, provided your room allows the extra 15cm of width.
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FAQ's
Will the Highgrove Quebec small double fit in a box room?
Usually, yes, and that's largely the point of the size. We suggest a room of at least 2.4m x 2.8m so you can open the door fully and walk around the bed. Measure your usable floor, not the room on the plans, as radiators and built-in wardrobes eat into it quickly.
How big is the Highgrove Quebec small double in feet?
It's 4ft x 6ft 3in, or 120 x 190cm. That's the same length as a UK single and UK double, with the width sitting between the two: 30cm wider than the UK single and 15cm narrower than the UK double.
Can a couple sleep on the Highgrove Quebec small double?
For occasional nights, comfortably enough. As a guest bed used a few weekends a year it's a practical choice. For a couple sharing every night, the 120cm width means noticeably less personal space than a UK double, so we'd only suggest it where the room genuinely can't take a bigger bed.
Is the small double easy to get upstairs?
Easier than most, because the Quebec arrives rolled and compressed in a box rather than flat. That matters for exactly the rooms this size tends to go in: lofts, box rooms and second bedrooms reached by narrow or turning stairs. One person can often manage the carry alone.
Where can I check the price of the Highgrove Quebec small double?
Use the comparison table on this page. The prices shown here are updated as retailers change them, so it's a more reliable guide than any figure quoted in an article or review. While you're there, it's worth asking the retailer about firmness and materials, as Highgrove doesn't publish those details.