Awka · Anambra State · Updated 28 July 2026

Marta 6x6 Mattress Price in Nigeria

A straight answer, checked against what's actually publicly documented — built from the same verified business records and market listings as our full Marta Foam Price List, with every figure clearly labelled.

Size: 6ft × 6ft Verified thickness: 8″ Verified + Estimated Pricing WhatsApp Same-Day Quote

Prices below mix verified resale listings with clearly labelled estimates — see the disclaimer below.

Quick Answer

Marta has never published an official price list, so there's no confirmed new-unit price for the 6x6. The two verified figures we found are both used-mattress resale listings: ₦80,000 for a used 6x6, 8-inch Marta mattress in Awka North (March 2026), and ₦30,000 for a smaller, used 6ft × 3.5ft unit. Working from those and comparable mid-tier Nigerian brands, a realistic estimate for a new Marta 6x6 mattress is roughly ₦70,000–₦180,000 depending on thickness — an estimate, not a confirmed retail price. Message us on WhatsApp for a same-day, confirmed quote.

Price Disclaimer

Marta does not publish a single official, nationwide price sheet for the 6x6 size or any other. The figures on this page come from a mix of business records and public marketplace/social listings collected during research — they are examples of what buyers and sellers have posted, not a guaranteed current catalogue. Prices change with foam cost, transport and dealer markup. For a confirmed price, message us directly on WhatsApp: 0702 566 4963.

Section 01

Current Price Summary

Every figure below is tagged by confidence: Verified means directly observed in a dated source; Estimated means inferred from comparable market data; Unverified means no public source could confirm it.

All figures in Nigerian naira (₦)
SourceCondition & sizePriceDateStatus
Facebook Marketplace, Awka NorthUsed, 6ft × 6ft, 8″₦80,000Mar 2026Verified
CampusHub, UNIZIK AwkaUsed, 6ft × 3.5ft, 9.5″ (not 6x6)₦30,000Dec 2023Verified
Estimated new-unit, 8″ thicknessNew, 6ft × 6ft₦70,000–₦110,0002026 estimateEstimated
Estimated new-unit, 10″–12″ thicknessNew, 6ft × 6ft₦100,000–₦150,0002026 estimateEstimated
Official Marta price listAny size——Unknown

Sources: Facebook Marketplace listing, Awka North (2026-03-30); CampusHub used-mattress listing, UNIZIK Awka (2023-12-31); Olive Foam vs Marta Foam comparison article (competitor-published). None of these constitute an official Marta price sheet.

Section 02

The Verified Data, In Detail

A used 6x6, 8-inch Marta foam mattress was listed at ₦80,000 in a Facebook Marketplace group covering Awka North, Anambra State, in March 2026. The seller described it as "few months used," which puts a rough ceiling — not a floor — on what a new equivalent might cost, since used furniture typically resells below original price.

A separate, smaller Marta unit — used, 6ft × 3.5ft, 9.5 inches thick — sold through a student marketplace (CampusHub, UNIZIK Awka) for ₦30,000. It isn't a 6x6 mattress, so it can't be compared directly, but it confirms Marta has circulated in this smaller size too, and gives a second, independent resale data point.

Why so few data points? Marta has no consolidated official catalogue, no Google Shopping feed, and no active listings on Jumia, Konga or Jiji's main mattress categories. Two verified numbers is thin for a "definitive" price guide — and, as far as our research could establish, it's more verified pricing data on Marta 6x6 than exists anywhere else publicly.

Section 03

Estimated Price Ranges

With no manufacturer price list to work from, we built the range below using three inputs: the two verified resale prices above, a typical used-to-new markup of 30–60% observed generally in the Nigerian foam resale market, and cross-referencing against comparable budget and mid-tier brands at the same thickness.

Estimated new-unit retail range by thickness, for a 6x6 Marta mattress
ThicknessEstimated rangeBasis
8″₦70,000–₦110,000From the ₦80,000 used-unit price plus new-vs-used markup; benchmarked against Mouka Flora 6x6x8″ (from ₦98,500 new).
10″–12″₦100,000–₦150,000Benchmarked against Mouka Regina 6x6x10″–12″ (₦140,000–₦176,600 new).
14″+₦130,000–₦180,000+Extrapolated proportionally; no direct Marta evidence exists at this thickness.
Treat this as a planning range, not a quote Marta's actual new-unit pricing may sit outside this range in either direction — the brand's thin digital footprint means we're estimating from proxies, not observing the real number. Always confirm current pricing with a dealer before budgeting around it.

Section 04

Available Thicknesses

Only one thickness has been directly confirmed for a genuine Marta-branded 6x6 mattress.

Marta 6x6 thickness availability
ThicknessStatusEvidence
4″–6″UnknownNo listing found
8″VerifiedFacebook Marketplace listing, 6x6, 8″, ₦80,000, Mar 2026
10″Referenced, unconfirmedMentioned in a competitor comparison article; original listing not located
12″–24″UnknownNo listings found under the Marta name

Section 05

What Does "6x6" Actually Mean?

A "6x6" mattress measures 6 feet by 6 feet — 72 inches by 72 inches. In Nigerian retail, this size is commonly marketed as "queen size," though it's worth noting that differs from the Western queen standard of 60 by 80 inches. A 6x6 is a square mattress — wider than a Western queen, shorter along the other axis — roomy enough to comfortably fit three pillows arranged side by side.

How 6x6 Compares With Other Common Nigerian Sizes

4x6 (single/small double)

  • 4ft × 6ft (48″ × 72″)
  • Suited to one adult or a child's room
  • Generally the cheapest common size

6x6 (Nigerian "queen")

  • 6ft × 6ft (72″ × 72″)
  • Popular for couples and shared bedrooms
  • Fits three pillows across

6x7

  • 6ft × 7ft (72″ × 84″)
  • Extra legroom for taller sleepers
  • Less common; narrower dealer selection

7x7

  • 7ft × 7ft (84″ × 84″)
  • Closer to a Western king
  • Premium pricing tier, larger bed frame required

Section 06

How to Choose the Right Thickness

This applies across brands, not just Marta. Nigerian buyers typically weigh four factors when picking a thickness.

Is this for a guest room or occasional use?

Yes6″–8″ is usually sufficient and keeps cost down.
No, primary bed10″+ tends to hold up better for nightly use.

Is the sleeper on the heavier side?

YesMore foam depth helps avoid bottoming out and feeling the base beneath you.
NoMid-range thickness (8″–10″) is usually comfortable.

Will the mattress sit on a bed frame or directly on the floor?

FrameThe frame adds its own give, so slightly thinner foam can still feel supportive.
FloorThe same thickness will feel firmer without a frame's flex.

Foam density, brand authorisation status, and delivery location also affect final price across all Nigerian mattress brands — thickness alone doesn't tell the whole story, but it's usually the first decision buyers make.

Section 07

Marta vs Other Mattress Brands

Here's how Marta's available information stacks up against three established Nigerian brands. Where Marta's column says "unknown," that reflects an absence of public information — not necessarily an absence of the feature itself.

Brand comparison at the 6x6 size, based on publicly available information
AttributeMartaMoukaVitafoamOlive Foam
6x6 price range~₦70k–₦180k₦98.5k–₦300k+₦100k–₦360k+₦29k–₦155k+
Published warrantyNone foundYes, model-specificYes, model-specificYes, up to 10yrs on top line
Official website / storefrontMinimal — one empty listingFull siteFull siteFull site
AvailabilityDealer/social, concentrated in AnambraNationwideNationwideAwka/Anambra-focused
Notable strengthLower entry price point in resale data seen so farBroad recognition, wide model rangeLongest-established, SON-certifiedTransparent local pricing

The honest summary: Marta's verified resale prices sit below the entry pricing of the larger brands, but there isn't yet enough independently verified information on density, construction or durability to call that a like-for-like saving. It may reflect genuinely lower manufacturing cost, used-item pricing, or both — the data available doesn't let us separate those.

Section 08

Dealer Verification Advice

Why this matters for a brand like Marta

With no consolidated official catalogue, buyers can't cross-check a listing against a manufacturer price list the way they could with Mouka or Vitafoam. A bit of extra diligence is worthwhile.

  • Get warranty terms in writing from the seller before paying — don't assume one exists just because it's implied.
  • Buy from a traceable, physical-address seller rather than an anonymous listing with no fixed location.
  • Inspect the mattress in person before handing over payment — check stitching, foam feel and cover material.
  • Treat unusually low prices on large or thick mattresses as a red flag for counterfeit or substandard foam.
  • Ask directly about density and construction — a dealer who can answer specifically is a better sign than one who can't.

Section 09

Where to Buy: Marta High Quality Foam Depot

Verified Marta activity is concentrated around Awka and Onitsha, Anambra State — largely through dealers and social-media listings rather than a national retail chain.

Visit or Message the Depot

Address
Romans 9:15 Plaza, Arroma Junction, Awka, Anambra State, Nigeria
Hours
Mon–Sat, 7am–8pm
Serves
Awka, Onitsha, and wider Anambra State

Section 10

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does a Marta 6x6 mattress cost?

No official new price has been published. The verified figures are used-mattress resale prices of ₦80,000 (6x6, 8″, Mar 2026) and ₦30,000 (smaller size). A new 6x6 is estimated at roughly ₦70,000–₦180,000 depending on thickness — an estimate, not a confirmed retail price.

Is 6x6 a queen-size mattress?

In Nigerian retail terms, yes — 6x6 (72″ × 72″) is commonly marketed as queen size, though it differs from the Western queen standard of 60″ × 80″.

Which thickness should I buy?

For occasional use, 6″–8″ is usually sufficient. For a primary bed used nightly, 10″+ tends to offer better long-term support, particularly for heavier sleepers. Only 8″ is currently verified for the Marta 6x6.

Does Marta offer a warranty?

No warranty terms have been found in any public source. Ask the seller for written confirmation before purchase rather than assuming coverage.

Is Marta better than Mouka or Vitafoam?

There isn't enough independently verified information on Marta's density, construction or durability for a fair like-for-like comparison. Mouka and Vitafoam both publish full specifications and warranties; Marta currently doesn't. Marta's verified resale prices are lower, but that alone doesn't confirm better or worse value.

Where can I buy a genuine Marta 6x6 mattress?

Marta activity is concentrated around Awka and Onitsha, Anambra State. Marta High Quality Foam Depot, at Romans 9:15 Plaza, Arroma Junction, Awka, can confirm current availability directly on WhatsApp.

How often should I replace my mattress?

As a general guide across foam mattress brands, 7–10 years is a common replacement window, sooner if you notice sagging, reduced support, or a change in comfort. This isn't Marta-specific — no independent durability data exists for the brand yet.

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