Mattress Price in Nepal: What Should You Pay?

Why one price list never tells the whole story

A mattress price in Nepal moves with three things: size, build, and brand. A single foam mattress and a king pocket spring from an international brand sit at opposite ends. Anyone quoting without asking your size is guessing.

What moves the price

Size. Single costs least, then queen, then king. Measure first.

Common sizes: single around 78 by 36 inches, queen 78 by 60, king 78 by 72.

Build. Pocket springs and high-density foam cost more than basic

foam because the materials and coil counts cost more to make.

Brand and warranty backing. An authorized dealer bill means

genuine stock and someone to call later. That backing is part of what you pay for.

How to get today's exact price in one message

Message us on WhatsApp with three things: the size you need, pocket spring or foam, and your city. We reply with the current price and delivery arrangement. Hotels furnishing many rooms should mention the room count for volume pricing.

The cheapest mattress is rarely the cheapest year

A low-density mattress that sags in two years costs more per year than a dense one that holds shape for eight. Press the edge in the showroom, ask about foam density, and divide by years of use before deciding.

Shortlist models in the collection, then ask us for the price on WhatsApp.