Duvalay EasySleep Mattress Review
Two different Duvalay products get confused constantly. The EasySleep One is an ordinary foam mattress. The one with the bedding attached is the Duvalay Sleeping Bag.
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Verdict
A plain 20cm foam bed-in-a-box in four standard rectangles, made in Yorkshire and sold for spare rooms, children's beds and budget buyers. It has no integrated bedding, no vehicle-specific shapes and nothing attached to it. The product people mean when they describe a roll-up with a duvet built in is Duvalay's separate Sleeping Bag.
Buy it if
You want a cheap, honest foam mattress for a spare room or a child's bed from a UK maker.
Avoid it if
You are buying it for a campervan, caravan or boat bunk expecting a cut shape or integrated bedding. This is a standard rectangle.
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Duvalay is best known for touring bedding, and the EasySleep range is its domestic bed-in-a-box line.
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The scores
An honest, shallow foam mattress that is well judged for a guest room and wrong for a van.
Sensible for 20cm of UK-made foam at this price.
Twenty centimetres is shallow for an adult primary bed and fine for occasional use.
All foam with no spring layer, so there is nothing moving air through it.
Not reinforced, which is normal in a rolled foam mattress.
Foam does this well, and it is the thing an all-foam build reliably wins.
Twenty centimetres from a named UK maker is a strong combination for occasional use.
What the EasySleep One actually is
A correction worth making
The EasySleep One is a conventional foam mattress, compressed and rolled for shipping like any bed-in-a-box. It has no integrated bedding, nothing attached, and it is not made in cut or fitted shapes. Duvalay positions it for spare rooms, children's beds and budget buyers, not for vehicles.
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Type | All foam, 20cm deep |
| Cover | Quilted or soft-knit depending on the option chosen |
| Sizes | Single 190 x 91, Small Double 190 x 122, Double 190 x 135, King 198 x 150cm |
| Price | £219.95 to £384.95 |
| Positioned for | Spare rooms, children's beds, budget buyers |
| Made in | The UK |
At 20cm it is shallow for an adult primary bed and about right for a guest bed or a child. That is a sensible product, honestly sold, and the only reason it carries a reputation for something else is the name it sits next to.
The product people are usually thinking of
Duvalay's well-known product is the Duvalay Sleeping Bag, which is the roll-up with a duvet fixed to a foam topper. That is the one caravanners and campervan owners talk about, it genuinely does roll up with the bedding attached, and it costs £129.95 to £279.95.
Duvalay does also make tailor-made shapes, cut to fit an awkward bunk or a fixed bed in a van. Those are separate products too. If you arrived here because you want a mattress cut to a shape, that is the enquiry to make, and it is not this mattress.
So the three get collapsed into one in a lot of coverage, and the result is a page telling readers the EasySleep One does things it has never done.
Who makes it
Duvalay is a trading name of Raskelf Limited, company number 05058064, based in Heckmondwike, West Yorkshire, and the products are made in the UK.
That is worth more than it sounds in a category full of brands that are a logo applied to an imported foam core. A named UK manufacturer with a company number you can look up is the same check worth running on anything unfamiliar, and Duvalay passes it.
Should you buy it?
For a spare room or a child's bed, yes. It is a sensible price for 20cm of UK-made foam, and the honest positioning is a point in its favour rather than against it.
For your own bed every night, probably not, because 20cm of foam is shallow for an adult and there is no spring layer to move air. If you sleep hot, that will tell.
For a vehicle, no. Buy the Sleeping Bag if you want the roll-up, or ask Duvalay about a tailor-made shape if you need it cut. The guest mattress guide covers the spare-room use properly, and the cheap foam mattress guide sets out what changes as you spend more.
Where this sits
Other pages on this site that bear on the same decision.
Questions people ask
Does the Duvalay EasySleep come with bedding attached?
No. The EasySleep One is a plain foam mattress, compressed and rolled for shipping only. The Duvalay product with a duvet fixed to a foam topper is the separate Duvalay Sleeping Bag.
Is the EasySleep One made for campervans?
No. It comes in four standard rectangles and Duvalay positions it for spare rooms, children's beds and budget buyers. For a vehicle you want the Sleeping Bag or one of Duvalay's tailor-made shapes.
How deep is the Duvalay EasySleep One?
20cm, in all four sizes. That is shallow for an adult primary bed and reasonable for a guest bed or a child's bed.
Who makes Duvalay?
Raskelf Limited, company number 05058064, based in Heckmondwike, West Yorkshire. The products are made in the UK.