Aurora Mattress

Yes. It's the mattress we usually recommend for back sleepers. The medium latex keeps your hips from sinking too far, and the micro springs follow the shape of your back.

Both suit side sleepers. Choose the Aurora if you want cushioning for your shoulders and hips, but still like to feel on top of the mattress. Choose the Cloud if your shoulders get sore or you like a plush, cushioned feel.

If you choose one and find you'd prefer the other, we can change the latex during your 7-month trial. The latex is free; you just pay delivery.

If you don't want it really firm, yes, usually with firm springs so your hips stay up. If you like a really firm bed, the Cooper is the better fit.

Yes, if you both like a slightly firmer feel. Choose the springs for the heavier person's weight.

If you weigh quite different amounts, the Cloud with firm springs is a good choice for many couples. The lighter person gets the softness of the latex, and the heavier person gets the support of the firm springs.

If one of you wants your side firmer, we can add a layer of felt over the springs on that side. It makes the spring tension on that side about 15–20% firmer, at no extra cost.

For advice on your situation, book a call with one of our team.

The Cloud and Aurora are built the same way. The only difference is the latex on top: soft in the Cloud, medium in the Aurora. You're choosing the feel you prefer, not more or less mattress.

Choose them for your weight and how you sleep. Side sleepers should choose firm springs from 100kg, back sleepers from 80kg and stomach sleepers above 65kg. Below those weights, choose medium springs. Sharing the bed? Use the heavier person's weight.

Yes. Firm springs carry the weight, and the medium latex keeps you on top. If you weigh more than 135kg, call us on (02) 8999 3333 so we can check the setup with you.

It used to. We now make it with two, because two layers give better cushioning and comfort, even for back sleepers. The medium latex still keeps you on top.

If you're after the single-layer Aurora, try this one first. If it feels slightly too cushioned, contact us during your 7-month trial and we'll adjust it. Own an earlier Aurora? We still support it with parts and adjustments.

No. There's no memory foam in any Ausbeds mattress. The cushioning comes from natural latex and micro springs.

Natural latex is open-cell and breathes better than memory foam. There's only 5cm of it, over micro springs and pocket springs that let air move through, with no foam box around the edge.

No mattress can promise a cool night, but this one doesn't trap heat the way thick foam does.

Natural latex is resistant to dust mites, mould and bacteria. The design helps too: the springs run right to the edge, with no foam box around them, so air moves through the mattress and lowers the risk of mould.

Call us and tell us what you're noticing. We'll help you work out what needs to change.

If it needs to be firmer, you can do that yourself. Unzip the cover, lift out the top layers and flip the pocket springs over so the side with white mesh faces up. That side is around 15% firmer.

If that isn't enough, we can change the latex or the springs. Your 7-month trial includes 2 of these changes for free; you just pay delivery.

Yes. To make it firmer, unzip the cover, lift out the top layers and flip the pocket springs over so the side with white mesh faces up. That side is around 15% firmer.

To make it softer, we can replace the medium latex with soft latex, which turns it into a Cloud. During your 7-month trial, the latex is free; you just pay delivery.

Yes. Every layer can be replaced on its own, so if something wears out, you replace that part rather than the mattress. After the trial, no single component costs more than 25% of the mattress price.

Full size, never rolled. We deliver across Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane and Canberra, carry it to your bedroom, set it up and take the packaging away. Check your exact cost in the Delivery info section above.

Yes. The pocket springs and latex flex with an adjustable base. Any solid, flat base also works, as long as the slats don't bend.

Yes. The Tencel cover unzips completely. Machine wash it cold and line dry it; don't tumble dry it. We also recommend a mattress protector.

Manufacturing defects and significant, premature wear, such as dipping in the comfort layers or springs that have gone significantly softer. It doesn't cover comfort preferences after the trial or normal wear and tear.

Download the warranty.