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Order size |
Metric |
Imperial |
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Small Single |
76 x 190 Cms |
2'6" x 6'3" |
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UK Single |
90 x 190 Cms |
3' x 6'3" |
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Large Single |
107 x 190 Cms |
3'6" x 6'3" |
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Small Double |
122 x 190 Cms |
4' x 6'3" |
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Standard Double |
137 x 190 Cms |
4'6" x 6'3" |
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UK King |
152 x 198 Cms |
5' x 6'6" |
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Euro King |
160 x 198 Cms |
5'3" x 6'6" |
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Small Super King |
168 x 198 Cms |
5'6" x 6'" |
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Super King |
183 x 198 Cms |
6' x 6'6" |
Four great reasons to buy organic
Why you should consider going organic when you sleep
Organic Mattresses Are Chemical Free
Conventional mattresses use a wide variety of chemicals during the manufacturing process and adhesives are often used to glue the layers of a mattress together. Not what you want to be sharing a bed with! Organic materials are produced without the use of harmful pesticides, herbicides and insecticides, and all the materials we use in our mattresses are either recyclable or biodegradable.
Organic Mattresses are a healthy option
In many cases, allergies and problems with the respiratory tract are aggravated by elements found in conventionally made mattresses, especially memory foam. We are at our most vulnerable in bed and don’t spend as long anywhere else from day to day. Investing in a mattress that doesn’t introduce any of these foreign elements into our sleeping environment is a healthy option! People who buy an Abaca mattress often call us to say that symptoms like runny noses, sneezing, coughing, and skin irritations are either significantly reduced or eliminated within just a few weeks of sleeping on the mattress.
Organic Mattresses help regulate your temperature
Man made materials make for very poor temperature regulation. Memory foam, for example, often becomes very hot at night, whereas the organic cotton and wool in every Abaca mattress wick moisture away from the body and help your body achieve restful sleep.
Organic Mattresses Are Sustainable
As a certified organic company we are very conscious of our carbon footprint. Every year 7.5 million mattresses go into landfill in the UK alone, so producing mattresses using materials that can be recycled is really important.
