Innerspring & Latex Mattresses at Factory Prices in Brisbane & Sunshine Coast.
Feb 12, 2022
Simply Beds (61-7-3279-4444), a retailer which serves the region of Brisbane and Sunshine Coast, Queensland, launches its expanded range of affordable mattresses.
Sumner, Australia - February 12, 2022 /PressCable/ —
The announcement is part of the company’s commitment to providing budget-friendly and Australian-made mattresses and ensembles. All products sold come directly from manufacturers, allowing customers to save over 60% of retail prices.
More information about Simply Beds is available via https://www.simplybeds.com.au
Buyers can take their pick from both innerspring and latex mattresses. The company offers a wide range a wide variety of products, such as trundle, adjustable, and ensemble beds. They also offer custom made mattresses for boats, caravans, RV’s and motor homes.
According to survey data from 2019, about one in three Australians don’t get the recommended eight hours of sleep. One factor that could be causing this shortfall of sleep is an uncomfortable mattress.
However, top-notch mattresses often command top-dollar prices, putting them out of most people’s reach. Simply Beds manufactures its own mattresses allowing it to offer products at factory prices.
The company can guarantee the lowest prices on all the mattresses it sells. Most items are stocked and ready for delivery; most orders can also be fulfilled on the same day.
To provide truly end-to-end services to customers, Simply Beds can remove and dispose of an old mattress. Buyers likewise have the option of using Afterpay, OpenPay and Zippay a service that allows them to pay for purchases in interest-free instalments.
All items are covered by a 120-night Comfort Guarantee. If clients are not completely happy with the bed they chose after this trial period, they can have it exchanged for a similarly priced option.
About Simply Beds
Simply Beds understands that sleep is a crucial part of wellness and good health. As such, the company’s mission is to make high-quality mattresses available to everyone. In addition to Brisbane, they also cater to customers on the Sunshine Coast. You can go to their outlets in Sumner, Underwood, Brendale and Kunda Park to try before you buy.
A spokesperson says: “As we always say, a good night’s sleep is the ultimate luxury. That’s why we strive to provide customers with beds that allow them to have sweet dreams night after night. What’s more, we offer rock-bottom prices and pocket-friendly payment plans.”
Interested parties may visit https://www.simplybeds.com.au if they need further details about the company and its offerings.
Contact Info:
Name: Satbir Bachra
Email: Send Email
Organization: Simply Beds
Address: 80 Jijaws Street, Sumner, QLD 4074, Australia
Phone: +61-7-3279-4444
Website: https://simplybeds.com.au/
Source: PressCable
Release ID: 89062454
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