Can I return a mattress after a year if it has quality issues?
If your mattress has quality issues after one year, the return policy does not apply, but the product warranty does.
- All IKEA mattresses come with a 10-year guarantee.
- This guarantee does not apply to bed bases or SULTAN bed slats.
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