Comparateur de protège-matelas, alèses et surmatelas
At Woolroom, we understand that buying a new mattress is a big investment in your sleep. Our all-natural Wooly Mattress Collection offers a range, from classic to luxury, depending on the sleeping experience you desire. Comparing our mattresses can help you choose the right mattress for you.
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Woolroom's Bestselling Products
The perfect bedding companions to our premium wool mattresses, these are some of our bestsellers. Loved by many for the best night sleep, night after night.
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Oreiller en laine lavable de luxe
Prix habituel £56.99Prix promotionnel £56.99 Prix habituelPrix unitaire / par(£75.99)(Commandez aujourd'hui - Économisez £19.00 )876 reviewsADJUSTABLE -
Protège-matelas en laine lavable de luxe
Prix habituel £75.59Prix promotionnel £75.59 Prix habituelPrix unitaire / par(£100.79)(Commandez aujourd'hui - Économisez £25.20 )688 reviews -
Couette en laine classique - Moyenne
Prix habituel £67.19Prix promotionnel £67.19 Prix habituelPrix unitaire / par(£83.99)(Commandez aujourd'hui - Économisez £16.80 )905 reviews -
Couette en laine classique - Légère
Prix habituel £56.99Prix promotionnel £56.99 Prix habituelPrix unitaire / par(£75.99)(Commandez aujourd'hui - Économisez £19.00 )650 reviews -
Couette en laine lavable de luxe - Légère
Prix habituel £92.99Prix promotionnel £92.99 Prix habituelPrix unitaire / par(£123.99)(Commandez aujourd'hui - Économisez £31.00 )323 reviews -
Couette en laine lavable de luxe 3 en 1 - Toutes saisons
Prix habituel £188.99Prix promotionnel £188.99 Prix habituelPrix unitaire / par(£251.99)(Commandez aujourd'hui - Économisez £63.00 )329 reviewsMOST POPULAR -
Oreiller de luxe lavable en laine pour lit bébé 40 x 60 cm
Prix habituel £33.91Prix promotionnel £33.91 Prix habituelPrix unitaire / par(£42.39)(Commandez aujourd'hui - Économisez £8.48 )30 reviews -
Drap-housse en coton biologique Arinta - Blanc
Prix habituel £29.59Prix promotionnel £29.59 Prix habituelPrix unitaire / par(£29.59)(Commandez aujourd'hui - Économisez £0.00 )37 reviews
Featured Articles & Blogs
We're all on a journey for better sleep. And for many of us, that starts with understanding what type of mattress and bedding is best. We have the research and sleep science to help you make the right decision.
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Blogs
La literie bio vaut-elle le coup ?
La literie biologique est fabriquée à partir de fibres naturelles cultivées et transformées sans produits chimiques agressifs, pour un environnement...read more01 June 26Olivia Groves -
Sleep & Wellness
The Benefits of a Wool Mattress: Better Sleep, Naturally
Wool mattresses regulate temperature, wick moisture, and resist allergies naturally. No synthetic foams or chemicals needed. Discover the Woolroom difference.11 May 26Jessica Timmons -
Guides
Why Woolroom Mattresses Resist Sagging—Naturally
Sagging is usually a materials problem—and firmness alone won’t prevent it. In this guide, we break down what causes mattress...read more11 May 26Jessica Timmons -
Sleep & Wellness
Wool’s Air-Cleaning Superpower: How Wool Bedding Helps Reduce VOCs
Indoor air quality plays a bigger role in sleep than most people realize, and bedrooms can trap airborne compounds for...read more11 May 26Jessica Timmons -
Sleep & Wellness
Polyester vs Wool Duvets – How Do They Compare?
Synthetic duvets may feel soft and affordable at first, but how do they perform night after night? Discover the differences...read more11 May 26 -
Guides
Down vs. Wool vs. Synthetic Bedding: Which Fiber Type Is Best for Sleep?
Not all bedding fibers perform the same. While down offers softness and synthetics promise affordability, wool stands out for its...read more06 May 26Jessica Timmons -
Guides
How Long Do Duvets Last? What Affects Lifespan and When to Replace Yours
Most duvets are replaced too late and after they’ve already lost lots of their comfort and performance. Discover how long...read more06 May 26Jessica Timmons -
Guides
How to Switch Your Bedding for Spring: The Wool Comforter Guide
Spring is the hardest season to get bedding right. Temperatures swing, nights are unpredictable, and most conventional fills leave you...read more06 May 26Jessica Timmons -
Blogs
La laine est-elle tendance ? Pourquoi la laine est-elle idéale pour le linge de lit d'été et le confort ?
La laine n'est pas réservée à l'hiver : c'est une solution naturelle et intelligente pour mieux dormir en été. Grâce à...read more04 May 26Olivia Groves
FAQs
Buying a mattress is a big investment in yourself and your sleep. We answer some of the most common questions!
We always recommend finding a foundation for your wool mattress. a mattress will contour to the foundation. So, it's important to choose the right one to avoid sagging or over-firming. A wooden or metal slatted baes will firm a mattress significantly, so it's always best to look for a spring option if possible. It's also recommended that the gap between the slats is no more than 4 inches wide to ensure maximum performance of the mattress.
Wool is a natural fiber, not synthetic like memory foam. Wool stays clean and free from mold, mildew, and bacteria due to its natural fiber coating that repels allergens. Memory foam is a synthetic material that is not breathable. While it offers appealing comfort and firmness, the downside is a mattress that absorbs sweat, dust mites, and dead cells. This decreases its length of use and makes it a hot zone and allergy nightmare.
For all returns (excluding Hawaii and Alaska), we offer a free returns service via FedEx, Canada Post or Load Up (Mattresses only). Mattresses or toppers that are not a part of the 100 night sleep trial are not covered under our free return policy.
The size of the mattress you choose is very important in providing a comfortable sleeping experience. For maximum comfort, think about upgrading to a Queen or King-size mattress that offers a little more width and extra length, perfect for those who are perhaps a little taller.
Actually, it's the opposite. Contrary to what you may think, wool actually is breathable, moisture wicking, and temperature regulating. So, instead of making you hot (and itchy and clammy), wool naturally keeps you cooler. This makes a wool mattress the best choice for night sweat sufferers, hot sleepers, and warm nights. It'll leave you feeling drier and more comfortable for a better night's sleep.