Topper 120x200
Give your mattress a second life with a 100% Belgian natural latex topper.
OEKO-TEX certified, resilient, and made to last for years.
- 120 nights sleep trial
- 2 year warranty
- Free returns
- Made in Belgium
Two toppers, one size
Tuur® Mono Topper
4 cm · Entry-level model · Soft comfort layer
- 100% natural latex · Pulse method
- Removable cover organic cotton + viscose
- Ideal for a mattress that feels too firm
- Anti-allergenic & dust mite resistant
- Also available in split version
€369,- incl. VAT
Tuur® Original Topper
8 cm · 7 ergonomic zones · Premium
- 100% natural latex · 7-zone ergonomics
- Massage side + flat side — your choice
- GOTS organic cotton + natural viscose cover
- eco-INSTITUT certified
- Ideal for side & back sleepers
€719 incl. VAT
Topper 120x200 cm
The 120x200 is a single/box bed size in the Netherlands and Belgium: fits single beds and box beds slightly wider than standard.
| Feature | Mono Topper | Original Topper |
|---|---|---|
| Size | 120 × 200 cm | 120 × 200 cm |
| Height | 4 cm | 8 cm |
| Weight | ± 5.62 kg | ± 18.46 kg |
| Ergonomic zones | None | 7 zones |
| Core material | 100% natural latex | 100% natural latex |
| Cover | Organic cotton + viscose | Organic cotton + viscose |
| Split version | No | No |
Latex vs. memory foam vs. cold foam
100% natural latex
Resilient, hypoallergenic, breathable and durable. Lifespan 8–10 years. EuroLatex certified. Made in-house in Belgium.
Memory foam
Molds to your body, but springs back slowly. Can feel warm. Average lifespan of 3–5 years. Synthetic material.
Cold foam
Well-ventilating and cool. Less resilient than latex. Shorter lifespan. Doesn't always have ergonomic zoning.
Our promise to you:
- Free delivery: delivered to your door within 2-9 working days
- 120 nights sleep trial: not satisfied? Free returns, no questions asked
- Made in Belgium: 50 years of in-house production with European raw materials
- EuroLatex & GOTS certification: certified organic latex and cotton
Buyer's Guide
4 mistakes people make when buying a 120x200 topper
A 120x200 topper seems like a simple purchase, but there are a few pitfalls that many buyers only discover afterwards. These are the most common mistakes, and how to avoid them.
1. Buying a topper for a worn-out mattress
A 120x200 topper improves the sleeping comfort of a mattress that is still structurally sound. However, it does not fix sagging or dips, on the contrary, it follows exactly the shape of what lies beneath it. Is your mattress older than 10 years, or do you feel clear sagging? Then a new mattress is the smarter investment. Adding a topper afterwards is an excellent addition, but not the other way around.
2. Choosing the wrong thickness
The difference between the Tuur® Mono Topper (4 cm) and the Original Topper (8 cm) is more than a price difference, they serve two different purposes. The Mono adds softness. The Original adds softness and ergonomic support through 7 zones that specifically support your body at the shoulders, back and hips. If you choose purely on price without thinking about your needs, you risk ending up with a topper that feels more comfortable but still leaves you waking up with tension in your back or shoulders.
3. Forgetting to check ventilation under the mattress
A 120x200 topper is often placed on single beds or box beds, which more frequently have a solid base instead of a slatted one. Natural latex needs airflow underneath to prevent moisture buildup. If your bed base isn't ventilated, it's worth adding a ventilating mattress protector or checking that the base allows enough airflow, especially in a child's room or a rarely-aired guest room.
4. Ignoring your sleep position
A 120x200 topper mattress behaves differently depending on how you sleep. Side sleepers benefit from the soft shoulder zones of the Original Topper, which reduce pressure on the shoulder and keep the spine aligned. Back sleepers tend to need firmer support under the lower back. Stomach sleepers sleep better on a slightly firmer surface. The Mono Topper is suitable for all sleep positions as an extra comfort layer, but if you have specific complaints, it pays to choose deliberately based on your sleep profile.
Frequently asked questions about topper 120x200cm
The core is 100% natural latex, with a cover made of organic cotton and viscose. The latex is certified Eurolatex, GOTS, OEKO-TEX and Eurolatex.
The Mono Topper weighs around 5.62 kg, and the Original Topper around 18.46 kg.
A 120x200 topper fits single beds and box beds measuring 120 by 200 cm. This size is common in teenage rooms, guest rooms, and as a slightly wider alternative to a standard single bed.
Yes, every Tuur® topper comes with a 120-night sleep trial, free delivery and free returns, so you can test it at home risk-free.
A standard fitted sheet for a 120x200 mattress usually fits over the Mono Topper, but the added height of the Original Topper (8 cm) means you'll need a fitted sheet with deeper pockets, typically rated for 30 to 40 cm mattress height.
The 120x200 topper is only available as a one-piece version, without a split option. On an adjustable bed base, a one-piece topper can't bend along with the movement of the frame, which may cause it to wrinkle or shift over time. If you use an adjustable bed base, it's worth checking whether a different size with a split version suits your setup better.
The Mono Topper is 4 cm thick and adds a layer of softness on top of your mattress. The Original Topper is 8 cm thick and combines that softness with ergonomic support through 7 zones that target the shoulders, back and hips. Choose the Mono for extra comfort, and the Original if you also want targeted pressure relief.