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Mattress Shop -Single, Double, Queen & King in Auckland
Choosing a mattress starts with the right size, followed by the feel that suits how you sleep. At Furniture Tree’s mattress shop in Auckland, explore sizes from single to super king and comfort options from Firm to Dream Plush. This page helps you compare the range before visiting our Wiri showroom. Our mattresses come with a three-year manufacturing warranty, with nationwide delivery and flexible finance available. Need help narrowing your options? Contact our team.
All of our ranges are made in every NZ size from single to super king, so you are never stuck with one feel because of the size you need.
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Every range is made in all six sizes. Pick the size for the room, then pick the feel.
Single Mattresses Work Well for Kids and Guest Rooms
In South Auckland suburbs like Manurewa and Papatoetoe, many households are on the bigger side. That often means several children's bedrooms to set up at once, plus a spare room for visiting family.
Single Mattresses are the narrowest standard size. A standard NZ Single is about 92 cm wide and 188 cm long, sized for one person. They suit younger children and tight guest rooms, and families often buy them in multiples.
If you're furnishing more than one room, a little planning helps:
• Measure each room, since kids' rooms are rarely the same size
• Think about which children will outgrow a Single soon
• Choose a feel for each sleeper, because kids don't all sleep the same way
• Ask us about delivery when you're ordering several mattresses
Here's how Single compares with its sibling. A King Single is longer and wider, so it gives a growing teen or an adult more legroom. A Single is the right fit for younger kids or a guest room you don't use every week.
Browse the range on our Single Mattresses page.
Still weighing up sizes for a couple? See the full Queen Mattresses range in Auckland to compare models and comfort tiers.
Single
- Sleeps 1
- Ranges All
- Best for Young kids
- Also try King single
King Single Mattresses Suit Teens Outgrowing a Single Bed
Your teenager's feet now hang off the end of the bed. Or they've hit a growth spurt and the old Single suddenly looks tiny. That's the moment King Single Mattresses make sense.
A standard NZ King Single is about 107 cm wide and 203 cm long. Compared with a Single, it's longer and wider. That extra length matters most for tall teens and adults, who often find a standard Single too short.
It's a smart middle step. You get more room to move without needing a Double-sized bedroom. For a smaller room that still has to fit a desk or wardrobe, King Single often works better than jumping up to a Double.
King Singles also suit adults in smaller rooms, such as a flatmate's room or a spare room used by a grown-up family member. If one person sleeps there every night, the extra space is worth having.
So, how do you choose between the two? A Single suits younger kids. A King Single suits anyone who's outgrown one.
See more on our King Single Mattresses page.
Double Mattresses Fit Smaller Bedrooms or Single Sleepers
In photos, a Double looks a lot like a Queen. It isn't.
A standard NZ Double is about 137 cm wide and 188 cm long. That's narrower and shorter than a Queen by a noticeable amount. Many people assume the two are close to the same size, and they find out the hard way when two adults try to share a Double every night.
Double Mattresses work best for one person. If you sleep alone and want room to spread out, a Double gives you much more space than a Single. It also suits rooms where a Queen would crowd everything else, such as a compact second bedroom, a flatmate's room, or a small apartment.
Think of it this way. A Double gives you more space than a Single without the footprint of a Queen. For a compact room, that balance is hard to beat.
If you're a couple and your room can fit a Queen, I'd usually point you there instead. If you sleep alone or your space is tight, a Double makes a lot of sense.
Find out more on our Double Mattresses page.
Queen Mattresses Suit Couples Needing More Shoulder Room
Your old mattress dips in the middle, and you and your partner keep bumping elbows at night. That's usually when couples start looking at Queen Mattresses.
A Queen is the standard couple's size in most New Zealand homes. A standard NZ Queen is about 153 cm wide and 203 cm long. That gives two adults more shoulder room than a Double, and more legroom too.
The key difference is simple. A Double is narrower and shorter, so it suits smaller rooms or one person who wants extra space. A Queen is the better pick when two adults share a bed every night.
You usually don't need a huge bedroom for one. A Queen fits well in most standard main bedrooms around Auckland, with room left for bedside tables and a clear path to the door.
, Queen is the safest place to start if you're a couple and unsure where to land. You can size up later if your room allows. Once you've settled on a Queen, the next step is choosing the feel, from Firm through to Dream Plush.
See the sizes and comfort options on our Queen Mattresses page.
King Mattresses Give Couples Extra Space to Stretch Out
Does your Queen feel crowded, even though you both technically fit? King Mattresses add real width. A standard NZ King is about 167 cm wide, compared with roughly 153 cm for a Queen. That extra space lets each of you stretch out without waking the other.
King is the most common upgrade from a Queen, and it fits most standard NZ bedroom layouts. Super King goes further again, but it needs even more clearance around the bed.
There's one local catch. Newer townhouse developments around Takanini often have smaller main bedrooms than older homes. Measure first, then decide. Here's what to check:
• The bedroom's width and length, with space to walk around the bed
• Room for bedside tables and for wardrobe doors to open fully
• Doorways, hallways, and stairs the mattress has to pass through
• The size of your current bed base, if you're keeping it
If the numbers work, a King is a big comfort upgrade for couples. If they're tight, a Queen may still be the smarter choice.
Compare your options on our King Mattresses page.
Super King Mattresses Fit Larger Master Bedrooms
Super King is New Zealand's largest standard mattress size. A standard NZ Super King is about 183 cm wide and 203 cm long. It gives two sleepers the most individual room you can get.
Many people assume a Super King is only a little bigger than a King. It's not. The width difference is big enough to change how your room is laid out, so Super King Mattresses need more clearance on every side.
That's why room size matters so much here. Older standalone homes around Manukau tend to have larger master bedrooms than the newer townhouse builds nearby. Those bigger rooms are usually a better fit for a Super King.
Before you commit, check the path in as well as the room itself. Tight doorways, narrow halls, and stair turns can all cause problems with a mattress this size. Measure those spots first, then think about comfort.
If you each want your own space and your room can handle it, Super King is worth a close look. If it's tight, a King still gives couples plenty of room.
Explore the range on our Super King Mattresses page.
Get in touch with Furniture Tree Auckland and we'll help you find the right mattress size and feel for your home.
Super king
- Sleeps 2 generously
- Ranges All
- Tallest 40 cm Platinum
- Check Deep-fitted sheets
What each range is built from, and who it suits.
Firm Mattresses Offer More Support With Less Sink
A Firm mattress gives you more support and less sink. Your body stays more level through the night instead of dipping into the surface.
Firm Mattresses are a common pick for back sleepers and for anyone who simply likes a solid feel. They're also popular with people replacing an old mattress that has gone soft and saggy. A few signs a Firm mattress could suit you:
• You wake up feeling like you've sunk into a dip
• You mostly sleep on your back
• Softer beds leave you feeling stiff in the morning
• You like to move around easily in bed
Here's how Firm sits among our three comfort tiers. Firm gives the most support and the least give. Dream Comfort balances support with some cushioning. Dream Plush leans softer still.
One thing worth knowing is that firmness labels aren't the same across every manufacturer. One maker's firm might feel like another's medium. That's why I'd always rather you lie on a mattress for a few minutes than trust the name on the tag.
Learn more on our Firm Mattresses page.
Dream Plush Mattresses Suit Sleepers Wanting a Softer Feel
Dream Plush is the softest of our three comfort tiers. It's softer than both Firm and Dream Comfort, so it's the pick for sleepers who want more cushioning than support.
Dream Plush Mattresses add extra cushioning on top of the support layers. You still have a supportive core underneath, but the surface feels gentler when you lie down.
Side sleepers often like this feel the most. When you sleep on your side, your shoulders and hips press into the mattress harder than the rest of your body. A softer top layer helps ease that pressure, and you're less likely to wake up with a sore shoulder.
It also suits anyone who simply loves that sink-in, cozy feeling at the end of a long day. Some people just sleep better on something soft.
If you sleep mostly on your back and want to stay level, Firm or Dream Comfort may suit you better. If you curl up on your side, Dream Plush is a good place to start.
Read more on our Dream Plush Mattresses page.
Dream Plush
- Feel Plush
- Suits Side sleepers
- Sizes Single–super king
- Suits Softer feel
Dream Comfort Mattresses Balance Support and Cushioning
Plenty of shoppers land somewhere in the middle. They don't want a bed that feels hard, but they don't want to sink in either.
That's where Dream Comfort Mattresses fit. Dream Comfort blends structure with some give. You get support underneath and a bit of cushioning on top, so the bed feels steady without feeling stiff.
Dream Comfort sits between our other two tiers. It isn't as firm as a Firm mattress, and it isn't as soft as Dream Plush. If you're stuck choosing between those two, Dream Comfort is often the answer.
It can also suit couples who sleep differently. If one of you likes a firmer bed and the other likes something softer, a balanced feel is a fair compromise. It's also worth considering if you change positions through the night, from back to side and back again.
, people overthink this step. Pick your size first. Then lie on a Dream Comfort and see how it feels before you look further.
Find the details on our Dream Comfort Mattresses page.
Tell us how you both sleep.
Side, back or front, and whether either of you has back pain. That is usually enough for the team to put you on the right two to try when you arrive.
Frequently Asked Questions
Measure your room before you pick a mattress. Older standalone homes around Manukau often fit a King with ease, while newer townhouses in Takanini tend to have tighter main bedrooms suited to a Queen. Check width, length, walking space, and doorways first. Then come into our Wiri showroom and we'll help you match the size to your actual room.
Choose Queen if you want the safer, space-friendly option, and King if you want more room to stretch out. A Queen is about 153 cm wide, a King about 167 cm. King suits couples who feel crowded in a Queen, but it needs a bigger room. Measure your space before deciding, especially in newer Takanini townhouses.
A Double is narrower and shorter than a Queen, even though they look similar in photos. A Double is about 137 cm by 188 cm, while a Queen is about 153 cm by 203 cm. Double suits one sleeper or a compact room. Queen is the better call if two adults share the bed nightly.
A Single mattress works well for younger kids and guest rooms that aren't used often. It's about 92 cm wide and 188 cm long, our narrowest standard size. If a teen or adult needs more legroom, a King Single is a better fit. Many Auckland families buy multiples for several bedrooms at once.
Pick your size first, then choose firmness. Size depends on your room and who's sleeping in the bed. Firmness depends on comfort preference, from Firm through to Dream Plush. Settling on size first narrows your options fast, so the firmness choice feels much easier when you visit us or get in touch.
Yes, you can contact us before you visit and we'll talk through sizes and comfort options with you. This helps if you're unsure whether your room suits a Queen or King, or if you're furnishing multiple bedrooms. We'll also cover delivery and finance options so you're ready before you come to Wiri.
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