Name: robusta ELANSPRING firm Matratze
Brand: robusta
Price: 1269 CHF
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.272727272727 (33 reviews)

Brand: robusta
Label: Made in Switzerland

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«Customers highly appreciate the product for its excellent quality and comfort, stating it offers great support and improves their sleep quality. Some customers found the product a bit too firm initially but got used to it, while others praised the product's durability and high-quality construction.»

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33 ratings

euliseuli

6 months ago

Super quality

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zürihegel

6 months ago

The mattress meets my expectations. The workmanship seems solid and of high quality. I'm glad I opted for the hard version (not a hammock). For the first time in 2 years, I was able to sleep for more than 2 hours at a time. Delivery and return of the old mattress worked like a charm.

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stegi4rex

7 months ago

I've only had it for a week - so I don't have any long-term experience yet. But this firm mattress is a dream to sleep on. The pocket spring core is really brilliant if you like a mattress that doesn't sag straight away but still provides good support. I can recommend it unreservedly - especially for those with a sturdier build (like me). And that's it: Robusta - made in Switzerland, which is also important to me.

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HubMa

12 months ago

A super mattress, you lie very well.

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Höff

last year

Top mattress for me with 90Kg.

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GeeWiz

last year

Nice and firm, yet soft on the body. Took me two days to get used to the higher firmness level compared to the previous mattress, after that everything was great. Sleeping perfectly. But I think it also depends on the slatted frame. The only small visual disadvantage is that the sides start to bulge a little over the edge of the bed frame after a while.

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