Emma mattresses combine breathable Airgocell® foam, supportive HRX foam and zoned support to relieve pressure where your body needs it and keep your spine aligned through the night. The range covers all-foam and hybrid designs, from the Emma Original mattress collection through to premium Deluxe models, in sizes from single to super king. Every Emma mattress carries a 10-year guarantee, selected models include a 200-night trial, and you get free UK delivery on orders over £100 with finance options on eligible orders.
Need help choosing? Our team is available seven days a week on 01928 242829.
Buying a new mattress is one of the more considered purchases most people make. You will sleep on it for years, and the difference between the right and wrong choice shows up every night. Every Emma mattress is built from layers that each do a specific job. Open-cell comfort foams at the top let air move freely and draw moisture away from your body. Beneath them, responsive transitional layers adapt to your shape, easing pressure on your shoulders and hips. At the base, zoned support, either foam or pocket springs depending on the model, keeps your spine aligned and holds the mattress steady, so you feel much less movement when a partner turns over.
Emma has built a clear range with distinct models at each level, from entry-point foam and hybrid options through to premium Deluxe constructions. Our team at Land of Beds has recommended Emma mattresses for years and can help if you want to talk through the choice before you buy.
"Land of Beds is a great partner for Emma, giving customers the opportunity to properly explore and compare our mattress range with the support and guidance of a knowledgeable team. Their focus on customer experience and expert advice makes them a trusted retailer for shoppers looking to find the right sleep solution." - Amie Merrick - Key Account Manager at Emma Sleep.
Emma produces a structured range with clear differences between each design. Here is a plain comparison by construction type and level.
| Emma Mattress Design | Construction and Tension | Key Features |
|---|---|---|
| Entry Hybrid | Hybrid (foam + pocket spring), Medium | Entry point to the Emma hybrid range. Pocket springs with adaptive foam layers. 200-night trial on selected models. |
| Entry Foam | Foam only, Medium | All-foam construction with a quieter, more enveloping feel than hybrid. 200-night trial on selected models. |
| Mid Hybrid - Standard | Hybrid, Medium to Medium Firm | Multi-layer hybrid with a slightly firmer feel. Good all-round choice for back sleepers. |
| Mid Hybrid - Cooling | Hybrid, Medium | Enhanced hybrid with an active cooling layer. Good for those who sleep warm. |
| Mid Hybrid - Softer | Hybrid, Soft Medium | Softer mid-range model. Suits side sleepers and lighter weight sleepers. |
| Premium Hybrid - Support | Hybrid, Medium | High-resilience foam and gel-infused layers for consistent pressure relief. Designed for those needing extra back support. |
| Premium Hybrid - Cooling | Hybrid, Medium | Multiple airflow channels and advanced cooling technology. Suited to hot sleepers. |
| Premium Hybrid - Pressure Relief | Hybrid, Soft Medium | Graphite diamond heat-dissipating foam with deeper pressure relief. |
| Premium Foam - Firm | Foam, Firm | Firm-feel premium foam with graphite diamond cooling layer. For customers who prefer firmer support without springs. |
The Emma Original mattress collection includes both all-foam and hybrid designs, so the first choice to make is construction. Here is how the two compare.
| Emma All-Foam Mattresses | Emma Hybrid Mattresses | |
|---|---|---|
| Feel | Medium feel that contours closely to your body | Adaptive foam over pocket springs, with more lift and bounce |
| Motion | Very little movement passes across the bed, with no spring vibration | Individual springs reduce motion transfer between partners |
| Edge support | Softer edges | Firmer edges, so more of the surface is usable |
| Temperature | Open-cell foams help airflow | Springs add extra airflow for cooler sleep |
| Best for | Side sleepers, lighter body weights, and anyone wanting a quiet, enveloping feel | Couples, warmer sleepers, and anyone who wants easier movement across the bed |
Three things determine whether an Emma mattress is right for you. Get these right and narrowing down the specific model becomes straightforward.
| Factor | Why It Matters | What to Check |
|---|---|---|
| Construction type | Emma makes foam-only and hybrid (foam plus pocket springs) mattresses. Construction affects feel, airflow, edge support, and how the mattress responds to movement. | Foam for a quieter, more enveloping feel; hybrid for more lift, bounce, and airflow - particularly relevant for couples |
| Comfort level (tension) | Emma mattresses come in medium, soft medium, and firm tensions. The right tension depends on your weight, sleep position, and personal preference. Choosing wrong leads to poor sleep and a mattress that feels uncomfortable within weeks. | Side sleepers typically suit medium to soft medium; back and front sleepers often prefer medium to firm; heavier sleepers may need firmer support |
| Size | The mattress must match your bed frame size exactly. Emma mattresses are available from single to super king. | Check your frame size before ordering - a king size mattress will not fit a double frame |
See our UK bed sizes guide for room-by-room measuring advice. Not sure where to start? Speak to our team on 01928 242829 or use the live chat. We will ask the right questions and help you find the right model.
Every Emma mattress uses a multi-layer design, engineered to balance pressure relief, cooling airflow, and targeted spinal support. Here is what each layer does.
| Material | Performance and Maintenance | Best For |
|---|---|---|
| Airgocell Foam | Open-cell structure provides good airflow and a responsive feel. Durable base layer in most Emma models. Wipe-down only. | Anyone wanting a breathable, responsive foam base |
| Halo Memory Foam | Adaptive foam that contours to the body. Supports spinal alignment and reduces pressure at the shoulder and hip. Wipe-down only. | Side sleepers; pressure point relief; couples with different weights |
| HRX Foam | High-resilience foam used in the Smart and Deluxe ranges. More durable under heavy daily use. Consistent pressure relief over time. | Heavier sleepers; main bedroom everyday use |
| Pocket Springs | Independent springs in hybrid models. Each spring responds individually, reducing motion transfer and improving edge support. Better airflow than foam-only. | Couples; those preferring a more traditional feel with foam comfort on top |
| Graphite Diamond Foam | Heat-dissipating layer in the Diamond range. Draws excess body heat away from the sleep surface actively rather than passively. | Hot sleepers; warmer rooms; anyone who runs warm at night |
| ThermoSync Layer | Cooling layer used in selected mid-range Emma models. Works alongside the foam layers to regulate surface temperature. | Moderate hot sleepers wanting cooling without going to the top of the range |
See our Mattress Buying Guide for more detail on how mattress construction affects sleep.
Emma mattresses are priced to cover a wide spread of budgets.
| Budget | What You Get | Best For |
|---|---|---|
| Under £300 | Entry-level Emma hybrid mattresses. Solid construction, medium feel, 200-night trial on eligible models. | Guest rooms, children's rooms, first-time Emma buyers |
| £300 to £599 | Mid-range Emma models, including all-foam options, with enhanced foam layers, cooling technology, and GHI-endorsed designs. Where most main bedroom buyers land. | Everyday main bedroom use; couples; hot sleepers |
| £600 and above | Premium models with advanced cooling and high-resilience foam. Built for buyers making a long-term sleep investment. | Master bedrooms; hot sleepers; customers who want the best Emma has to offer |
Looking for a quality Emma mattress at a lower price? We stock entry-level Emma models across all sizes. Browse and filter by size to see what is available at your budget.
Our Price Promise Guarantee means you will not pay more than you should. Finance is available on eligible orders, with interest-free options on selected terms. See our finance page for full details.
Not sure whether an Emma mattress is the right brand for your needs? Here is a plain comparison against the broader mattress market.
| Emma Mattresses | Traditional Pocket Sprung (e.g. Hypnos, Relyon) | |
|---|---|---|
| Construction | Foam-only or foam plus pocket springs | Predominantly pocket spring with natural or synthetic fillings |
| Feel | Responsive foam with adaptive contouring; hybrids add spring lift | Classic spring feel with softer top layers; tends to feel more buoyant |
| Cooling | Good on hybrid models; excellent on Pro and Deluxe ranges with active cooling layers | Depends on filling - natural fillings (wool, cotton) breathe well |
| Trial period | 200-night trial on selected models | Trial periods vary by retailer; not always offered |
| Best for | Customers wanting a modern foam or hybrid construction with a straightforward range | Customers who prefer traditional spring construction and natural materials |
Neither approach is objectively better - it depends on what kind of sleep surface you prefer. Browse our full mattress range to compare across brands and types.
| What We Offer | Why It Matters to You |
|---|---|
| 50+ years of expertise | We know mattresses in depth. Our advice is practical, not promotional. |
| Wide Emma mattress range | All-foam and hybrid Emma models across all UK sizes |
| Free mainland UK delivery | Free on orders over £100. Some remote postcodes may incur a charge - see our delivery page. |
| Price Promise Guarantee | We will match any like-for-like price you find elsewhere |
| Flexible finance available | Interest-free options on selected terms - see our finance page for details |
| Expert advice, 7 days a week | Real people via phone, chat, or in-store - no scripts, no pressure |
| Family-run, independent retailer | We recommend what is right for you, not what earns us the most |
| 10,000+ verified Trustpilot reviews | Real feedback from real customers across thousands of orders |
Choosing a mattress takes more than reading a spec sheet. Our team has helped thousands of customers find the right Emma model for their sleep style, size, and budget. There is no pressure and no hard sell - just honest advice. Call us, chat online, or come and try Emma mattresses in person at our showrooms in Cheshire and Greater Manchester. We are open seven days a week.
| How to Reach Us | What to Expect |
|---|---|
| Live chat | Fast responses for quick questions. Available during opening hours. |
| Phone | Speak directly with a mattress expert. Best for detailed advice on model selection. |
| In-store (Cheshire / Greater Manchester) | Try Emma mattresses before you buy. See how they feel under your own weight. |
| Help Centre | Buying guides, size guides, and FAQs available 24/7. |
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| Which Emma mattress is best? | Depends on your sleep style and budget. An entry hybrid is the best starting point for most buyers. A foam-only model suits those who prefer no springs. Mid-range models with cooling layers suit hot sleepers. Premium Deluxe models are for those wanting the best cooling and pressure-relief technology Emma offers. Use the all-foam vs hybrid comparison above to narrow it down, or call us on 01928 242829. |
| What is the difference between Emma foam and Emma hybrid mattresses? | Foam-only Emma mattresses use multiple adaptive foam layers with no springs. They have a quieter, more enveloping feel and tend to suit solo sleepers or those who prefer a consistent surface. Hybrid models add a layer of pocket springs beneath the foam, giving more lift, better airflow, stronger edge support, and reduced motion transfer between partners. Hybrids are generally the better choice for couples. |
| Are Emma mattresses suitable for all sleep positions? | Yes, across the range. Emma's medium tension models suit most sleep positions. Side sleepers tend to prefer medium or soft medium for shoulder and hip pressure relief. Back and front sleepers often find medium to firm gives better support. The model you choose within the range matters more than the brand itself for getting the right fit for your position. |
| What guarantee do Emma mattresses carry? | All Emma mattresses carry a 10-year manufacturer's guarantee covering manufacturing defects and structural issues under normal use. Using a mattress protector helps preserve guarantee eligibility - check the individual listing for full terms. |
| Are Emma mattresses compatible with any bed frame? | Emma mattresses work with most standard bed frames where slats are no more than 7cm apart. They are also compatible with adjustable bed frames. If your base is solid (no gaps), adequate ventilation is important - check Emma's guidance or call our team. |
| How long should an Emma mattress last? | Emma mattresses carry a 10-year guarantee, which is a reasonable guide to expected lifespan under normal use. As with all foam and hybrid mattresses, a supportive base and a mattress protector help extend the life of the product. Rotating the mattress where recommended by Emma also helps maintain even wear. |
| Do Emma mattresses need a specific base? | Emma mattresses work on slatted bases with slats no more than 7cm apart, solid platform bases with ventilation, and adjustable bases. They do not require a specific Emma base. If you are unsure whether your existing base is suitable, call our team before ordering. |
| How long does an Emma mattress take to inflate? | You can sleep on an Emma mattress on the first night, but it's best to unbox it a few hours before bedtime. Most Emma mattresses regain their shape within a few hours and fully inflate within 24 hours. A mattress that was packed more tightly can take up to 48 hours to reach most of its depth, and occasionally a couple of days more to reach its full height. Leave the bed uncovered while it expands, and unbox it within four weeks of delivery. |
| Can you try an Emma mattress in store? | Yes. You can try selected premium Emma Deluxe models at our showrooms in Cheshire and Greater Manchester, where our team can talk you through the options and help you find the right comfort level. Trying them in person lets you judge firmness, pressure relief and cooling under your own weight before you buy. The models on display can change, so call us on 01928 242829 before you visit if you want to try a specific mattress. In-store orders come with the same free delivery on orders over £100 and finance options as ordering online. See our store locations for opening times. |
