En quoi est fait le matelas Kipli ?

En latex naturel, avec des matières naturelles et une production en circuits courts. C’est précisément ce qui le sépare des 90 % de matelas d’hôtels européens encore fabriqués à partir de matières synthétiques, polluantes et nocives. Un argument que vos voyageurs comprennent sans qu’on ait besoin de le leur expliquer.

Un matelas en latex naturel supporte-t-il des passages rapprochés ?

Dans un hébergement, les arrivées et les départs s’enchaînent, et le matelas encaisse l’humidité comme les variations de température. Le latex naturel s’y adapte grâce à la perforation de ses alvéoles, qui assure la ventilation. Le résultat est un matelas très respirant, même quand les nuits se succèdent.

Comment garder un matelas propre entre deux séjours ?

Le latex naturel est anti-acariens et antibactérien par nature, sans traitement ajouté. La housse se retire et passe en machine, ce qui règle l’essentiel entre deux voyageurs.

Le prix d’un matelas Kipli se rattrape-t-il sur la durée ?

C’est la vraie question quand on équipe plusieurs chambres d’un coup. L’élasticité du latex naturel protège les ressorts ensachés, si bien que le confort, la densité et l’épaisseur se conservent après de nombreuses années d’utilisation. Écologique et économique : ici, l’un tient grâce à l’autre.

Mes voyageurs regardent-ils vraiment la composition du matelas ?

À l’achat, 92 % regardent d’abord les substances dangereuses pour la santé et 85 % veulent une fabrication respectueuse de l’environnement. Viennent ensuite le confort, pour 77 %, et la composition, pour 55 %. Et 70 % sont susceptibles de réserver un hébergement qui a pris des mesures écoresponsables.

Un seul matelas peut-il convenir à des dormeurs très différents ?

Chez lui, un client choisit son matelas selon ses préférences et son gabarit, et son corps s’y habitue. En hébergement, il reste une à deux nuits et prend ce qu’on lui donne. La résilience du latex naturel allie un accueil souple et un maintien ferme, et s’adapte au dormeur plutôt que l’inverse.

Kipli, the ideal mattress

Discover Kipli's eco-friendly mattresses!

4 min readBy the StyQR team

1Kipli, THE mattress everyone chooses
2A fine mattress that is hygienic and breathable
3Kipli mattress means strength and durability
4Exceptional materials
5Frequently asked questions

Kipli is the mattress made from natural materials that delivers healthy, eco-friendly bedding. ?

Even today, in Europe, 90% of hotel mattresses are made from synthetic materials that are both polluting and harmful.

Yes, 70% are likely to book accommodation that has taken eco-friendly measures. ?

Kipli, THE mattress everyone chooses

Curly-haired woman stretching as she wakes in a bed with pale blue linen beside a plant-filled window

Did you know? A guest stays on average 1 to 2 nights at most in a given property.

And yes, unlike at home, where you get used to your own bed and pick your mattress to suit your preferences and your build. We are all the same, we all do it, because sleeping well is essential! ?

Of course, hotels, bed and breakfasts and gîtes want you to be happy with the mattress they offer you.

With its natural latex, its resilience combines a soft welcome with firm support and, above all, it adapts to the sleeper! ?

Discover the Kipli professional bedding range

A fine mattress that is hygienic and breathable

Yes, guests come and go frequently, one after another, in holiday accommodation.

Thanks to Kipli, you get mattresses that adapt to humidity and temperature variations. ?

This is where natural latex comes to the rescue once again! With its flawless ventilation and perforated cell structure.

Teal-walled bedroom with a bed dressed in terracotta linen, a plant and a jute rug

What's more, you can have a highly breathable mattress.

And of course, it is naturally anti dust mite and antibacterial, with a removable, machine-washable cover! ?

The Kipli mattress designed for gîtes and bed and breakfasts

Kipli mattress means strength and durability

Bright bedroom with light wooden bed, cream duvet, jute rug and rattan armchair

Given the price, it matters that the mattress guarantees an optimal lifespan. ?

On top of being both eco-friendly and cost-effective, natural latex protects the pocket springs thanks to its great elasticity! Yes, the comfort, density and thickness of the mattress are preserved, even after many years of use! ?

Kipli's natural latex delivers measurable benefits in durability and adaptation to the conditions of a short-term rental property.

Feature	Benefit for the property
Natural latex with resilience	Soft support and firm hold, adapts to the sleeper in 1 to 2 nights
Perforated cell ventilation	Breathable, adapted to humidity and temperature fluctuations
Natural properties	Dust mite and antibacterial resistant without added treatment, removable and machine-washable cover
Latex elasticity protecting pocket springs	Comfort, density and thickness retained after years of use
Natural materials in short supply chain	92% of buyers check for harmful substances, 85% want eco-responsible manufacturing
Ecological differentiation	70% of travelers book a property that has taken eco-responsible measures

Exceptional materials

As you know, the end customer is looking above all for authenticity!

What is the first thing you look at when buying a mattress? For 92%, it is substances that are hazardous to health, and for 85%, it has to be made in an environmentally responsible way. ?

And that's not all! 77% choose a mattress based on its comfort and 55% on its composition. ?

This mattress, made from natural materials, produced locally and eco-friendly, appeals to more and more customers! With Kipli, you stand out, you maximise bookings for a property, improve guest satisfaction and boost your ratings. ?

Discover the Kipli pro ranges

Frequently asked questions

What is a Kipli mattress actually made of? Natural latex, natural materials and short supply chains. That is exactly what sets it apart from the 90% of European hotel mattresses still built from synthetic materials that pollute and harm health. It is an argument your guests grasp without any explanation.

Does natural latex cope with back-to-back stays? In a rental, check-ins and check-outs follow one another, and the mattress takes on both humidity and temperature swings. Natural latex adapts to them thanks to its perforated cells, which keep the air moving. The result is a highly breathable mattress, even when the nights never stop.

How do you keep a mattress clean between stays? Natural latex is dust-mite resistant and antibacterial by nature, with no added treatment. The cover comes off and goes into the washing machine, which settles most of the job between two guests.

Does the price of a Kipli mattress pay off over time? That is the real question when you are fitting out several rooms at once. The elasticity of natural latex protects the pocket springs, so comfort, density and thickness hold up after many years of use. Eco-friendly and economical: here, one depends on the other.

Do guests really look at what a mattress is made of? When buying, 92% look first at substances that are hazardous to health and 85% want manufacturing that respects the environment. Comfort comes next, for 77%, then composition, for 55%. And 70% are likely to book accommodation that has taken eco-responsible steps.

Can one mattress suit very different sleepers? At home, a customer picks a mattress to match their preferences and their build, and their body gets used to it. In a rental, they stay one or two nights and take what they are given. The resilience of natural latex combines a soft welcome with firm support, and adapts to the sleeper rather than the other way round.

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