Best King Mattress in Canada (2026): Prices and Picks

King mattress prices in Canada, model by model

The lowest listed king among these eight brands was the all-foam Juno Mattress at $649, and the highest was the Casper Original Hybrid in Plush at $3,299. Each price below is the listed king price in Canadian dollars before tax, read from the brand's own Canadian site on September 25, 2026. Where a model is sold in more than one firmness, each firmness carries its own price: these are one model in different feels, not different models. Rows are ordered by each model's lowest listed king price, and each model name links to the product page the price was read from.

"Returns from night 21" is the first night on which the brand lets you start a trial return. The shaded rows are Hamuq's, because Hamuq publishes this guide.

Some brands' own pages disagree with each other; the table follows each brand's trial, returns and warranty pages. Polysleep's product pages show "30-Night Trial", "5-Year Warranty" and "Free Returns", while its refund policy gives 100 nights, its warranty articles give 10 years for the Origin and Luna, and its return conditions article states an $85 return fee and gives the return window as days 45 to 99. Endy's product pages show a "15-Year Warranty", while its warranty page gives 10 years unless you register as an Endy VIP. Logan & Cove's purchase policy says returns start from the 30th night and refers to a "20-year warranty period", while its returns and warranty pages say night 21 and 15 years. The search description of the Silk & Snow Mattress page still offers 100 nights, while Silk & Snow's terms and site banner say 365. Hamuq's own pages differ too: the return policy page sets 30 nights of use as a condition of a return, while the refund policy only recommends 30 nights.

What a king costs over a queen of the same model

At listed prices on September 25, 2026, a king cost $100 to $700 more than a queen of the same model and firmness, or 10.5% to 38.5% more. Juno, Douglas, the Polysleep Sierra and the Endy Mattress in Firm or Medium-Firm added the smallest step, $100. The Casper added $500 in every firmness, and the Casper Original Hybrid in Plush added the most, $700. Both prices in each row were read from the same product page on the same day.

In the other firmness levels, the king costs more by: Silk & Snow Mattress $115 in Firm and $250 in Plush; Silk & Snow Hybrid $215 and $270; Silk & Snow Organic $275 and $340; Endy Mattress $100 in Firm and $200 in Plush; Endy Elevate Hybrid $300 in Firm and in Plush; The Casper $500 in Firm and in Plush (38.5% and 27.8%); Casper Original Hybrid $400 in Firm and $700 in Plush. Juno's Cool+ cover versions also cost $100 more in king.

The step follows each brand's own pricing more than the queen price. A $949 Douglas Original Hybrid queen became a $1,049 king, while a $995 Polysleep Origin queen became a $1,295 king. On Silk & Snow's three models and the Casper Original Hybrid the step grows as the feel gets softer, and on the Endy Mattress it doubles in Plush; The Casper and the Endy Elevate Hybrid add the same amount in every firmness. If your budget is set by the queen price you saw first, add the step for the exact model and firmness you want.

Which king mattresses cost under $1,000 or $1,500?

At listed prices on September 25, 2026, six of the 17 models had a king listed under $1,000 and 11 had one under $1,500, five of them hybrids. All figures are listed prices before tax, from Table 1.

Under $1,000: the Juno Mattress at $649 ($728 with the Cool+ cover), the Juno Hybrid at $749 ($828 with Cool+), the Silk & Snow Mattress at $890 in Firm and $995 in Medium-Firm, the Polysleep Sierra at $895, the Douglas Original at $899 and the Endy Mattress at $995 in Firm or Medium-Firm. All are all-foam except the Juno Hybrid.

$1,000 to $1,499: the Douglas Original Hybrid at $1,049, the Hamuq Original Hybrid at $1,189 (which we sell), the Silk & Snow Hybrid at $1,225 in Firm and $1,430 in Medium-Firm, the Polysleep Origin at $1,295, the Endy Mattress in Plush at $1,295, the Silk & Snow Mattress in Plush at $1,395 and the Logan & Cove Choice at $1,499. The Douglas Original Hybrid, Hamuq Original Hybrid, Silk & Snow Hybrid and Logan & Cove Choice are hybrids; the others in this band are all-foam.

The next step up: above $1,500, the lowest listed kings with coils were Silk & Snow's Organic (latex over coils, which Silk & Snow's page calls a hybrid) at $1,675 in Firm and the Endy Elevate Hybrid at $1,695 in Firm or Medium-Firm.

What the lower prices trade away shows in Table 1: every king under $1,000 except the Silk & Snow Mattress and the Endy Mattress comes in one feel, and the Juno and Polysleep kings have 120-night and 100-night trials. Promotions on September 25, 2026 took some other kings below these thresholds; their promotion prices are given separately in this guide's section on listed and promotion prices.

Listed price or promotion price for a king?

This guide's price tables use listed prices, because offers change and end. On September 25, 2026, Silk & Snow and Polysleep showed some king prices below the listed ones; Juno, Douglas, Logan & Cove and Endy added free bedding without cutting the mattress price, and the first three also offered bed frame discounts; Casper Canada discounted neither model in this guide and offered 20% off furniture bought with a mattress; and Hamuq's mattress pages showed no discount. Brand by brand:

• Silk & Snow's site banner read "Flash Sale: 15% Off All Mattresses", and its king pages came with the option "Get 15% off your mattress instead" already selected in place of the free Classic Sleep Bundle. With that option, the Silk & Snow Mattress king showed $756.50 in Firm, $845.75 in Medium-Firm and $1,185.75 in Plush, and the Silk & Snow Hybrid king $1,041.25, $1,215.50 and $1,500.25. The Organic king pages had the same option selected but, as we fetched them, showed the listed price with no reduction, and the sale page says "Buy an S&S or Hybrid Mattress, Get a FREE Classic Sleep Bundle", so Silk & Snow's own pages leave the Organic's discount unclear; check the cart. At 15% off, the Organic king would be $1,423.75 in Firm, $1,691.50 in Medium-Firm and $2,201.50 in Plush. The sale page gave no end date.
• Polysleep ran a "25% OFF SITEWIDE" sale: the Sierra king showed $671.25, the Origin king $971.25 and the Luna king $1,196.25. The sale page gives no end date we could read, and Polysleep's promotion rules page described only an earlier holiday sale that ended in January 2026.
• Endy added a free Everyday Sleep Set to its mattresses, while supplies last, without cutting the mattress price. Its sale terms say a returned mattress means returning the set or forfeiting its value, up to $685.
• Juno, Douglas and Logan & Cove added free bedding bundles, while supplies last, and up to 20% off bed frames bought with a mattress, an offer their promotion pages say ends September 25, 2026 (Juno, Douglas and Logan & Cove offer terms). None discounted the mattress: Juno's price promise says its mattress prices "stay the same every day of the year", and Douglas's price promise says it never puts its mattresses on sale.
• Casper Canada discounted neither The Casper nor the Original Hybrid. Its sales page took 15% off one mattress not in this guide, the Wave Hybrid Snow, and offered 20% off furniture bought with a mattress.
• Hamuq's Original Hybrid and Organic Hybrid king pages showed their listed prices, $1,189 and $2,499, with no sale price.

A free bundle or frame discount leaves the mattress price where it is. If you also need a king frame, check that the frame offer covers the frame you want and that the frame meets the warranty base rules in this guide. Our guide to when mattresses go on sale in Canada looks at how to judge a discount.

California king and split king: which brands sell them

On September 25, 2026, Juno, Douglas and Logan & Cove listed a California king at the same price as their king, while Silk & Snow and Endy charged $15 to $100 more for it. Juno, Douglas, Logan & Cove and Casper Canada listed a split king, at $349 to $1,099 more than the same model's king. Polysleep listed neither for the three models here, and Hamuq listed only a California king of its Original Hybrid, shown as sold out.

A standard king is 76 inches wide and 80 inches long, and a California king 72 inches wide and 84 inches long, as Endy's Elevate Hybrid size table lists them. Juno, Douglas and Logan & Cove state on their product pages that their split king is two Twin XLs. Our Canadian mattress size chart covers the room each size needs, and our split king guide covers adjustable bases and sheets. The Table 3 prices come from the same product pages as Table 1.

Juno's Cool+ cover versions were listed at $728 and $828 in California king and $1,156 and $1,356 in split king. Casper Canada's split king price equals two of its Twin XL prices in the same firmness, but the pages we read do not say what its split king consists of. Hamuq's product pages list no split king size; the Twin XL was listed at $879 for the Original Hybrid and $1,589 for the Organic Hybrid.

A split king cost more than the king of the same model at every brand that lists both: $349 more for the Juno Mattress, $449 for the Juno Hybrid, $399 for the Douglas Original, $549 for the Douglas Original Hybrid, $599 for the Logan & Cove Choice, and $399 to $1,099 for Casper Canada's two models, depending on firmness. Each of these split king listings is one model in one firmness, so both halves share that feel. Two Twin XLs bought separately are a different purchase: on September 25, 2026, Silk & Snow, Endy and Casper Canada listed a Twin XL in every firmness of each model here (The Casper, for example, at $1,099 Firm, $1,299 Medium and $1,599 Plush). If you plan two different firmnesses that way, ask the brand how its trial and warranty apply to each half before you order. Silk & Snow lists no split king, though its help centre notes that it has Twin XLs "commonly used on adjustable beds".

Two brands' pages disagree on sizes. Polysleep's Origin page lists California King among its available sizes, but no California King option is sold on it. Hamuq's FAQ page says Hamuq offers California King, but the Organic Hybrid has no California King option and the Original Hybrid's was shown as sold out on September 25, 2026.

What each warranty asks of the base under a king

Five of the six warranties in this guide set a figure for the base under a king, and a base that does not meet it can put the warranty at risk. The GoodMorning.com warranty (Juno, Douglas, Logan & Cove) asks for at least five legs and a centre support beam; Silk & Snow's asks for a centre support beam under a platform or slatted king; Endy, Casper Canada and Polysleep set a 3-inch limit on gaps or slat spacing. Hamuq's asks for "a firm, solid-surface" base and a matching foundation or adjustable bed base, without a figure.

In the warranties' own words: the GoodMorning.com warranty on Juno's, Douglas's and Logan & Cove's sites asks for "A minimum of 5 legs for Queen, King, and California King sizes" and adds: "For queen, king, and California king sizes, platform beds and slatted bed frames must also include at least one centre support beam." Silk & Snow's warranty says: "Since Queen, King and California King mattresses are wider, platform beds and slat systems require at least one centre support beam." Endy's and Casper Canada's warranties both say the mattress "must not be placed directly on the floor and must use a proper, raised frame which provide supports along the entire bottom surface of the mattress with no gaps larger than 3 inches." Polysleep's warranty articles say: "For slatted foundations, slats must be spaced no more than 3 inches apart." Hamuq's warranty says: "Mattresses are designed to work on a firm, solid-surface, on a bed base that is structurally capable of supporting the weight of the Mattress and user(s)." It adds that normal wear requires the mattress to be "continuously supported by a matching foundation or adjustable bed base with a proper bed frame", and it excludes sags caused by "an improper or unsupportive foundation or adjustable bed base". It sets no leg, centre-support or slat-spacing rule for a king.

On that wording, a king frame with a centre support beam, at least five legs, and slats at least 2 inches wide spaced no more than 3 inches apart matches every leg, beam and slat figure these warranties give. It does not settle every condition: Endy and Casper Canada also want a raised frame that supports the whole bottom of the mattress, and Silk & Snow rules out bed frames and adjustable bases made of wired metal. Ask the frame seller for the leg count and slat gap before you buy, and keep that detail in case you ever make a claim. Our guide to what bed frame a hybrid mattress needs goes through slat spacing in more detail, and our king bed frame guide covers the frames themselves.

Other pages from the same brands say different things; the table follows the warranties. The FAQ pages of Juno, Douglas and Logan & Cove say that, though not ideal, a mattress can go directly on the floor if there is no risk of moisture buildup, and Douglas's FAQ says using a box spring will void the warranty. Silk & Snow's Hybrid and Organic product pages say each works with any type of bed frame, including "box springs, or the floor", while its warranty names "non-spring foundations", and its help centre says the Silk & Snow Mattress (all-foam) should not go on a box spring and that a box spring can be used under the Hybrid and Organic if, for example, it is rigid and firm with an inch or less of give. Endy's help centre recommends a box spring or a slatted base with gaps under 3 inches and shows a solid platform bed without slats among the setups to avoid. Hamuq's FAQ page says its mattresses can be used on "a regular box spring, slatted bed frame, platform bed, or adjustable bed"; its warranty speaks of a firm, solid-surface base and a matching foundation or adjustable bed base, and does not mention a box spring, slatted frame or platform bed.

King box sizes, weights and delivery

A king in a box is heavy: where the brands publish a king weight, it runs from 64 to 176 pounds on the pages we read, and the king boxes they publish are 43.5 to 44 inches long. All eight brands describe shipping as free, with fees for the Territories and some remote areas, and Endy says it cannot ship a king to the Territories at all.

The figures below are the brands' own, from their product pages, the FAQ pages of Juno, Douglas and Logan & Cove, and Endy's help centre (weights and Elevate box). "Not published" means we found no figure on the brand's pages we read.

Endy's weights are approximate, for the mattress once expanded, and it says shipping weights may vary by up to 10 lb. Weights are written in lb throughout this table, whatever abbreviation the brand uses. Hamuq's king box sizes and weights appear only on its FAQ page and have not yet been checked against its product data, so they are left out of this table.

Each brand's pages describe shipping as free, with exceptions for the Territories and, at Juno, Douglas, Logan & Cove, Polysleep and Casper Canada, certain remote areas. The brands' king shipping rules differ most for the Territories. Endy's help centre says: "We cannot ship King or Cal King mattresses, any sized bed frame or headboard, sofas, ottomans, or rugs to the territories at this time." Polysleep's shipping policy says additional fees apply in Yukon, the Northwest Territories and Nunavut, and its return exceptions article excludes those territories from the trial. Juno, Douglas and Logan & Cove charge a per-order shipping fee to the Canadian Territories and certain remote areas (Juno's shipping page); Silk & Snow adds a non-refundable nominal charge for the Territories; Casper Canada's terms list additional fees for the Northwest Territories, Yukon and Nunavut and two remote postal areas; and Hamuq's product pages say the Canadian Territories may be subject to charges. For what happens between checkout and the box arriving, see our guide to mattress delivery in Canada.

Trial and warranty terms behind the headline numbers

On September 25, 2026, the kings here came with 100-night to 365-night trials and 5-year to 15-year warranties. The wait before a return, the number of trials allowed, the cost after year 10 and the sag depth covered differ more than those numbers show, and a returned king is a large item to collect.

• When a return can start. Juno, Douglas and Logan & Cove accept a return from the 21st night after delivery. Silk & Snow's terms ask for 30 nights, as does Hamuq's return policy page, and Polysleep's refund policy asks for 45. Endy's trial page and Casper Canada's state no minimum; Casper Canada says it "can take up to two weeks to adjust" to a new mattress.
• How many trials you get. Juno, Douglas and Logan & Cove are GoodMorning.com brands: the same GoodMorning.com Inc. warranty (Juno's copy) covers all three, and their returns pages (Juno's, for example) allow one trial per household across all GoodMorning.com mattress brands, Octave included. Endy gives one 365-night trial per customer, on the first mattress order, with one exchange, and says customers who return a mattress are not eligible for future mattress trials. Silk & Snow accepts at most two returns of each product, Casper Canada at most two of each product per order, and Polysleep one return per household.
• What a return costs. Juno says returns are free with no restocking fee, and all three GoodMorning.com brands say extra charges may apply for a pickup from a remote location or a mattress moved from the original delivery address. Silk & Snow's terms say pickup of the mattress is free, Endy's help centre describes a "free, no-hassle return" and its trial page requires the pickup address to be in a Canadian province, Casper Canada says returns are "free and easy", and Hamuq sends a courier to collect the mattress. Polysleep's return conditions article states an $85 return fee.

What the 5-year to 15-year warranty lengths leave out:

• Years 11 to 15. Under the GoodMorning.com warranty, the company covers the whole cost of a repair or replacement in years 1 to 10 and 75% of that cost from year 11 to year 15. Silk & Snow charges nothing for the repair or replacement for 10 years, then 75% of the original purchase price in years 11 to 15, and the shipping to surrender the original product is yours in any year. Hamuq's 15-year warranty gives a one-time repair or replacement at Hamuq's option, you do not pay shipping to return a mattress under a claim, and it sets no cost-sharing schedule for later years.
• The 10-year warranties. Endy's runs 10 years, or 15 once you register as an Endy VIP. Casper Canada's runs 10 years, and Polysleep's 10 years on the Origin and Luna and 5 on the Sierra, with the buyer paying transport. Each allows one repair or replacement with no fee or deductible.
• How deep a sag must be. Casper Canada and Polysleep cover indentations deeper than 3/4 inch; Endy and Hamuq deeper than 1 inch; Silk & Snow deeper than 1 inch on the Silk & Snow Mattress and 2 inches on its Hybrid and Organic; the GoodMorning.com brands deeper than 2 inches.
• Deadlines after delivery. The GoodMorning.com warranty is void unless the mattress is unpacked within two weeks of delivery, and Silk & Snow's requires the mattress to be opened within 30 days. Silk & Snow's warranty is also void once the mattress leaves the country where it was bought.

Picks, with the basis stated

King picks, and where each falls short

Each pick is a route, not a ranking, with its basis and what you give up: the lowest listed king (Juno Mattress, $649), a hybrid under $1,500 with 365 nights (Douglas Original Hybrid, $1,049), the lowest listed 365-night king (Silk & Snow Mattress in Firm, $890), two sleepers who want different feels, heavier sleepers, and latex over coils. Prices are listed king prices read on September 25, 2026.

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