Turmerry is a latex specialist: every mattress in its lineup is built around perforated latex foam layers, with no fiberglass, no chemical flame retardants and no polyurethane foams. The brand sells five models covering kids, RV campers, heavy sleepers and everyone in between, starting at $799. If you want a springless or latex-hybrid bed with swappable layers and a 7-zone design, Turmerry is one of the few brands that applies that recipe across its whole catalog rather than to a single flagship.
If you want the wider picture before deciding, start with our best mattresses for kids.
Our pick
Saatva Classicthe innerspring alternative if you want white-glove delivery instead of a boxed latex bed
- 365-night home trial
- Free white-glove delivery and old-mattress removal
- Lifetime warranty
- Three comfort levels and two mattress heights
What is Turmerry known for?
Turmerry is known for one thing above all: certified latex used consistently, from the kids mattress to the heavy-sleeper model. Across the lineup the brand repeats the same promises, and they are the reason shoppers shortlist it. Latex layers are expertly perforated for airflow, so the beds are positioned for hot sleepers. The foam contains no toxic off-gassing, no chemical flame retardants, no fiberglass and no PU foams. Natural wool layers handle fire resistance and temperature regulation on several models. Many of the beds use a 7-zone design that varies firmness and cushioning by body part, and the springless models ship with swappable layers so you can adjust the feel after delivery.
The brand also sells direct with free shipping across the US, a trial period and a warranty on its mattresses, and it runs a rewards program that credits points on each purchase. A fall sitewide sale with 15% off sitewide and coupon code FS26 is currently advertised, but treat any discount as temporary and judge the lineup on its regular prices.
Which Turmerry mattress is in the lineup?
Five models make up the current Turmerry catalog, each aimed at a clearly different sleeper. The table below lists the regular price and the feel described by the brand, and each model links to its own full review.
| Model | Price | Feel and build | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|
| Turmerry Natural Organic Latex | $899 | Springless 7-zone latex, swappable layers, multiple heights and firmness options | Shoppers who want to tune the feel themselves |
| Turmerry Green Natural Organic Latex Hybrid | $799 | 2 inches of Talalay latex over up to 958 Leggett and Platt pocketed coils, reinforced edge rail | People who want latex bounce plus coil support |
| Turmerry Bigg Plus For Heavy People | $1,299 | 12-inch all-foam latex with extra-firm support core, supports up to 1100 lbs total weight | Heavier sleepers who need a sag-free base |
| Turmerry Organic Kids | $799 | 7-inch certified latex, adjustable foam layers, New Zealand wool comfort layer | Children and guest rooms on a budget |
| Turmerry RV | $899 | Dunlop latex in 7 or 10 inches, medium or firm, bunk to king sizes | Campers, vans and non-standard bed frames |
Who should buy a Turmerry mattress?
Turmerry suits sleepers who prefer latex to memory foam and who care about what the foam is made of. The strongest fit is a hot sleeper who wants airflow built into the material itself: several models use perforated latex layers, and the brand states there is no toxic off-gassing and no fiberglass anywhere in the range. The second strong fit is the tinkerer. The Natural Organic Latex and the Organic Kids both ship with adjustable layers, so firmness is not a decision you are locked into on day one. Families also get a natural entry point: the Organic Kids starts at $799, the same price as the Latex Hybrid, and the RV model covers camper and bunk dimensions that mainstream brands rarely list.
Heavier sleepers have a dedicated option rather than a footnote. The Bigg Plus is built as an all-foam latex bed with an extra-firm support core, a 12-inch profile and a stated total weight support of up to 1100 lbs, with a 7-zone design that keeps the middle of the bed from caving. If you fall into that category, its own review goes deeper on the layer layout.
The Turmerry lineup is built entirely from latex layers rather than memory foam, and that material choice decides whether the brand is right for you. Latex responds quickly and keeps you on top of the surface rather than letting you sink in, which suits combination sleepers who change position at night. Shoppers who want the slow, body-hugging contour of memory foam will find Turmerry’s responsive feel less familiar, and that is a preference question rather than a quality one.
How does the Turmerry lineup compare on price?
Three of the five models sit at $799 or $899, so the catalog clusters tightly at the affordable end. Only the Bigg Plus breaks the pattern at $1,299, and it carries the heaviest build in the range. Here is the price ladder at a glance:
- $799: Green Natural Organic Latex Hybrid and Organic Kids, the two entry points.
- $899: Natural Organic Latex and RV, both springless latex with more configuration options.
- $1,299: Bigg Plus For Heavy People, the reinforced model for larger bodies.
Free shipping across the US applies to the range, and the brand advertises a rewards credit on each purchase.
See the Saatva Classic price in your size →
What trial, warranty and shipping does Turmerry offer?
Turmerry ships free across the US and backs each mattress with a trial period and a warranty. The RV model is specified with a 120-night trial and a 10-year warranty, and the Bigg Plus lists a 120-day trial period with free shipping. Those are the concrete terms published for the range, so confirm the exact trial and warranty length for the specific model you order before checking out, since terms are set per model rather than as one blanket brand policy.
Delivery is the standard direct-to-door model: the beds ship free and you set them up yourself. That is the main practical difference from premium innerspring brands that include in-room setup and old mattress removal as part of delivery.
Who should NOT buy a Turmerry mattress?
Skip Turmerry if you want an innerspring feel with a plush pillow top, or if you specifically want a bed delivered, unpacked and set up by a crew with your old mattress taken away. Turmerry’s range is latex-first and ships to your door, so neither the hotel-style pillow top nor white-glove service is part of the offer. Also look elsewhere if you dislike a responsive surface: latex pushes back quickly, and sleepers who want to sink into a slow-responding foam will feel the difference immediately. Finally, if your priority is a single flagship model with one clear firmness recommendation, Turmerry’s five-model catalog with multiple firmness and height options asks you to do more choosing up front.
How does Turmerry compare with Saatva?
The two brands solve different problems. Turmerry is a latex specialist selling boxed, self-setup mattresses with adjustable layers, fiberglass-free foam and a 120-night trial on the models that publish their terms. Saatva sells innerspring and foam hybrids with free white-glove delivery, in-room setup and old mattress removal, a 365-night home trial and a lifetime warranty on the mattress. The Saatva Classic is listed at $1,904 in a sale ending 10/5 against a regular price of $2,229, and offers three comfort levels and two heights.
| Turmerry lineup | Saatva Classic | |
|---|---|---|
| Core material | Certified latex, perforated layers, no fiberglass or PU foams | Dual-coil innerspring with a 3-inch Euro pillow top |
| Entry price | $799 | $2,229 regular |
| Delivery | Free US shipping, self setup | Free white-glove delivery and old mattress removal |
| Trial | 120 nights on published models | 365 nights |
| Warranty | 10 years on published models | Lifetime |
Buy Turmerry when latex, a lower entry price and adjustable layers matter most. Buy the Saatva Classic when you want the bed carried in and set up, a much longer trial, a lifetime warranty, and a choice of three comfort levels including a Firm option rated 8 out of 10 for stomach sleepers and heavier bodies.
World Sleep Almanac score: 7.6/10 for the Turmerry brand overall. The score is an editorial rating built from five criteria: materials and construction (certified latex, perforated layers, no fiberglass or PU foams across the range) scores highest; lineup coverage from $799 to $1,299 with kids, RV and heavy-sleeper models scores well; trial and returns score lower because published terms run 120 nights rather than a full year; warranty scores lower at 10 years on published models; and price at size level is strong for a latex catalog. Each criterion is weighed equally and the average rounds to 7.6.
A useful companion to this page: our Turmerry organic kids review.
Frequently asked questions
Is Turmerry a latex-only brand?
Yes. Every model in the current Turmerry catalog is built on latex: springless latex in the Natural Organic Latex, Organic Kids and RV models, a latex and pocketed coil hybrid in the Green Natural Organic Latex Hybrid, and all-foam latex in the Bigg Plus. The brand states that its foams contain no fiberglass, no chemical flame retardants and no polyurethane foams, and that the latex layers are perforated for airflow.
Which Turmerry mattress should a hot sleeper pick?
Any of them, because airflow is designed into the material rather than added as a cover feature. Several models use perforated latex layers, and the RV model is described by the brand as ideal cooling for hot sleepers. If you also want coils for extra airflow, the Green Natural Organic Latex Hybrid pairs its latex comfort layer with up to 958 pocketed coils.
Can I change the firmness of a Turmerry mattress after buying it?
On the models built for it, yes. The Natural Organic Latex ships with swappable layers, so you can rearrange or swap layers to change the feel. The RV model instead asks you to choose medium or firm at checkout, and the Latex Hybrid comes as a fixed construction.
Does Turmerry sell mattresses for non-standard bed frames?
Yes. The RV model covers bunk, full, queen and king variants alongside standard sizes, and comes in 7-inch and 10-inch heights. The Organic Kids and the Natural Organic Latex both offer multiple size configurations, and the Natural Organic Latex also offers several heights, so camper bunks, loft beds and smaller guest rooms are all covered by the catalog.
How does Turmerry handle heavier sleepers?
With a dedicated model rather than a firmness setting. The Bigg Plus For Heavy People is a 12-inch all-foam latex mattress with an extra-firm support core, a 7-zone design and a stated support rating of up to 1100 lbs of total weight. Its full review covers the layer layout and sizing in detail.
Verdict: Turmerry is the latex shopper’s catalog. Five models, one material philosophy, fiberglass-free foam throughout and entry prices from $799 make it a strong pick for hot sleepers, adjustable-layer tinkerers, families and campers. Look elsewhere if you want white-glove delivery, a pillow-top innerspring feel or a slow memory foam hug. Shoppers who want a longer trial and full setup service should weigh the Saatva Classic instead.
Our pick
Saatva Classicfor sleepers who want setup done for them and a full year to decide
- 365-night home trial
- Free white-glove delivery and old-mattress removal
- Lifetime warranty
- Plush Soft, Luxury Firm and Firm comfort levels
Reviewed by the World Sleep Almanac editorial team. Updated 2026.