Updated October 21, 2026 · HabitatCue Editorial Team

Cloudpillo vs Laybrook

Cloudpillo scores 9.4 and Laybrook 8.8 out of 10. Compare their differences and shared features below.

Laybrook

8.8/10

Cloudpillo

Higher score in this comparison

9.4/10

Where Cloudpillo and Laybrook differ

Cloudpillo vs Laybrook
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Price from€44£599
Sleep trial (nights)100Higher14
Return window30 to 100 daysHigher14 days
Free delivery threshold€50£0
MarketsNL, DE, GBCovers moreGB
Highest thread count (threads)300Not confirmed
CertificationsOeko tex, FairtradeNot confirmed

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Key differences

  • Cloudpillo scores higher overall: 9.4 vs 8.8.
  • Sleep trial (nights) is higher at Cloudpillo: 100 vs 14.
  • Return window is higher at Cloudpillo: 30 to 100 days vs 14 days.
  • Cloudpillo is available in 2 more countries.
  • Products: only Cloudpillo offers Duvets, Duvet covers, Pillows.
  • Products: only Laybrook offers Beds, Armchairs.
  • Materials: only Cloudpillo offers Cotton, Memory foam, Down.
  • Materials: only Laybrook offers Wood, Leather, Metal.
  • Markets: only Cloudpillo offers NL, DE.

Our verdict on each

Cloudpillo

Cloudpillo suits buyers who want to sleep on a mattress at home for months before deciding, and who prefer ordering pillows and duvets in the same checkout. Entry sits at €44 for the Cloudkiddo pillow, and the Cloudpillo Original mattress in the size its page lists as queen is €925.

Read the full Cloudpillo review

Laybrook

Laybrook suits anyone buying an adjustable bed or armchair in a single market, with assembly and old mattress removal included in the order. The trade-off is timing, because quoted delivery runs 3.4 to 4.2 weeks, so the room gets planned around the order date.

Read the full Laybrook review

Score breakdown

Cloudpillo vs Laybrook
AreaCloudpilloLaybrook
Cost9.1HigherPrices start at €44, delivery is free over €50, and mattress returns cost €24.95 per collection.8.4Entry at £599 with a queen mattress at £552.50 ranks 91 of 108 brands on price from.
Offer9.6HigherA 100 night home trial, a return period running 30 to 100 days, and a bedding set in a 300 thread count cotton sateen.9.2A 14 night mattress trial with a 14 day returns window, shorter than the 30 day median across the site.
Trust9.6HigherCloudpillo B.V. is registered in the Netherlands, publishes warranty terms of 10 years, and answers support questions by phone and email.8.8Backed by Laybrook Group Ltd, trading since 2004, with support on phone, email and help centre and warranty cover of 1 to 5 years.

How the counts compare

Cloudpillo vs Laybrook
FactCloudpilloLaybrook
Sleep trial (nights)10014
Return window30 to 100 days14 days

Also worth a look

Layla has sleep trial (nights) at 120, against 100 for Cloudpillo and 14 for Laybrook.

Layla review

Where these facts come from

Cloudpillo

  • cloudpillo.com: 12 facts, checked October 1, 2026

Laybrook

  • laybrook.com: 11 facts, checked September 30, 2026

How they place

Cloudpillo vs Laybrook
RankingCloudpilloLaybrook
Mattress brands59 of 1931 of 193
Memory foam mattresses22 of 862 of 86
Bedding and sheets86 of 2116 of 211
Pillows and mattress toppers59 of 1869 of 186

Every fact side by side

Cloudpillo vs Laybrook
FactCloudpilloLaybrook
ProductsDuvets, Duvet covers, Pillows, ToppersBeds, Armchairs
MaterialsCotton, Memory foam, DownWood, Leather, Metal, Fabric
Legal entityCloudpillo B.V.Laybrook Group Ltd
HeadquartersNetherlandsUnited Kingdom
FoundedNot confirmed2004
Support channelsEmail, Phone, Help centrePhone, Email, Help centre

Mattresses

Cloudpillo vs Laybrook
FactCloudpilloLaybrook
Mattress typesMemory foamMemory foam, InnerspringCovers more
Queen-size price€925£552.50
Warranty10 yearsHigher1 to 5 years
Firmness optionsNot confirmedSoft, Medium, Firm
Height (cm)2217
Free deliveryYesYes
Old mattress removalNot confirmedYes
Trial return fee€24.95£0

Where each stands against the rest

Cloudpillo vs Laybrook
FactCloudpilloLaybrookMedian
Sleep trial (nights)100above the median14below the median90
Return window30 to 100 daysabove the median14 dayslowest quarter30
Highest thread count (threads)300below the medianNot confirmed310

Median across 165 listed brands.

Pros and cons

Cloudpillo

Pros

  • Most products can be tried at home for 100 nights, which is a sleep-in period rather than a showroom sit.
  • A 10 year warranty covers mattresses and toppers.
  • The entry ticket is low: the Cloudkiddo pillow is €44, and delivery is free on orders over €50.

Cons

  • Mattresses and toppers are collected from your home, and each collection appointment costs €24.95.
  • Bedding sets and pillowcases must come back unused and in their original, unopened packaging, and the return period runs 30 to 100 days.
  • Boxspring returns are handled by phone alone, which narrows the email, phone and help centre offered for the rest of the range.

Laybrook

Pros

  • The in-home trial gives you 14 days with a mattress in your own room, and the return fee is £0, so a change of mind costs nothing.
  • Firmness runs soft, medium and firm and mattresses cover memory foam and innerspring, so two people can order different feels in a single basket.
  • Assembly is included in the order, so the base goes up on delivery day without a separate fitter booking.

Cons

  • Delivery of 3.4 to 4.2 weeks is far slower than the 1 week figure most of the site sits at or under.
  • The 14 day in-home trial is well short of the 60 night median trial length across the site.
  • Warranty cover of 1 to 5 years tops out at the 5 year site median rather than beating it.

Who each suits

Cloudpillo

Who it suits

  • Buyers who want to live with a mattress for 100 nights before deciding.
  • Shoppers who want mattresses and bedding in one order, starting from the Cloudkiddo pillow at €44.
  • Anyone who treats a 10 year warranty as the main safeguard on a foam mattress.

Who should look elsewhere

  • Buyers who expect a free collection on a mattress return, since each collection appointment costs €24.95.
  • Shoppers outside the Netherlands, Germany and the UK, who should settle delivery before ordering.

Laybrook

Who it suits

  • Shoppers placing an adjustable bed and a matching armchair in one order, since beds and armchairs covers both.
  • Couples who want different feels, because firmness runs soft, medium and firm and mattresses cover memory foam and innerspring.
  • Buyers who would rather have assembly and mattress removal handled for them than a fast delivery window.

Who should look elsewhere

  • Shoppers after sofas or dining as well as beds, who would cover more ground at Dublino Moebel (sofas, armchairs and beds).
  • Buyers who want one basket to hold a whole room, since CuddleCo (beds, bed frames and armchairs) adds bed frames, storage and dining alongside beds.
  • Anyone focused on work or gaming seating, who should look at buerostuhl24 Bürostühle und Büromöbel (office chairs, gaming chairs and standing desks) for standing desks and gaming chairs.

Country by country

Cloudpillo vs Laybrook
CountryCloudpilloLaybrook
GermanyYesNo
NetherlandsYesNo
United KingdomYesYes

Questions about each

Cloudpillo

How long can I try a Cloudpillo mattress at home?+

Cloudpillo invites buyers to try most of its products at home for 100 nights, so the decision rests on sleeping on the mattress over weeks rather than on a short visit to a showroom floor. Where a collection is needed, it is booked with customer service instead of being arranged by the buyer.

What does the warranty cover?+

The warranty runs 10 years and covers toppers and mattresses. Bedding pieces such as duvets, pillows and bedding sets sit outside that cover, so it is worth checking a product page before assuming the same protection applies to a pillow or a sheet set.

Laybrook

How much is the cheapest Laybrook bed?+

Laybrook lists beds and armchairs, with prices starting at £599. That is the entry figure for the range, so treat it as the floor for a new bed rather than a temporary offer. A queen mattress sits on its own line at £552.50, so budget the two separately if you want both.

How long does delivery take, and is it free?+

Laybrook quotes delivery of 3.4 to 4.2 weeks, which is at the slow end of the field we compare. Free delivery is included and the threshold for it is set at £0, so there is no minimum spend to unlock it. Plan the room around that window rather than the week you order.

Laybrook