Jay-Be Supreme Folding Bed with Pocket Sprung Mattress im Test

The Jay-Be Supreme Folding Bed with Pocket Sprung Mattress is the folding bed to look at when the spare bed gets used most weekends. It comes in two sizes: a single with a 77cm wide mattress and over 400 micro pocket springs, and a small double with a 120cm mattress and 600 springs. Both are made in the UK and fold upright on castors, with legs that drop automatically as you open the bed.

The 10cm mattress puts Jay-Be’s Micro e-Pocket spring unit between layers of Rebound e-Fibre, a bonded fibre made from recycled plastic, under a hand-tufted woven cover. Each spring moves on its own, so the surface adapts to a hip or shoulder better than a solid fibre pad and keeps its shape under repeated use. We rate the feel as medium-firm.

Prices vary by shop: Dunelm listed the single at £189 when we checked on 4 October 2026, so compare before you order. Guarantee and returns match the rest of Jay-Be’s folding range, according to its guarantee page: a lifetime frame guarantee in domestic use and one year on the mattress. There is no sleep trial, and the refund policy gives 14 days to return an unused bed in its original packaging. The fabric is certified to OEKO-TEX Standard 100 and the headboard is FSC certified wood.

The small double is the reason many buyers choose the Supreme, because it is one of the few folding beds that sleeps two. At 120cm it matches a UK small double mattress, which is snug for two adults, and the 31kg bed takes some effort to fold and roll. For one guest at a time the single is lighter at 19kg and cheaper.