Jay-Be Revolution Folding Bed with Memory Mattress im Test

The Jay-Be Revolution Folding Bed with Memory Mattress is a single guest bed that opens to 200 x 77cm and folds to just 26cm deep on four 360-degree castors, so it can be wheeled into a cupboard or stood behind a door between visits. Jay-Be makes it in Yorkshire and sells it direct for £199 at the time of writing (October 2026), with free next-working-day delivery on orders placed before noon.

The mattress is 10cm deep, 68cm wide and 190cm long. Instead of foam, Jay-Be fills it with e-Fibre, a bonded fibre made from recycled plastic, and tops it with a 1cm memory e-Fibre layer that softens the surface under shoulders and hips. It rests on Jay-Be’s J-Tex sprung base rather than on bare webbing, which is why the bed feels closer to a proper single than to a camp bed. We rate the feel as medium: a little give on top, then firm support underneath, with less sink than a memory foam guest mattress.

Those guarantee terms come from Jay-Be’s guarantee page, which covers folding-bed frames for life in a home and their mattresses for one year. There is no sleep trial. The refund policy allows a 14-day change of mind as long as the bed is unused and back in its original packaging, and Jay-Be may charge for collecting it. The cover fabric is certified to OEKO-TEX Standard 100, which tests textiles for harmful substances, and the headboard is FSC certified wood.

The Revolution suits a spare room or home office that hosts guests for a few nights at a time, and teenagers on sleepovers. Its weak point is width: 68cm is well short of the 90cm of a standard UK single, so broad-shouldered adults and anyone who sprawls will feel the edges. Jay-Be does not publish a maximum user weight for this model.