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Four Star Industries: Helping Singapore sleep better since 1968

The mattress maker blends traditional craftsmanship with modern innovation

Four Star Industries, a mattress manufacturer founded in 1968 by furniture craftsman Neo Gim Sim, has been providing Singaporeans with high-quality sleep solutions ever since. The company began by creating handcrafted mattresses and has since expanded its product range to include anti-static mattresses, cooling fabric, Tencel fabric, chiropedic technology, memory foam, and latex.

Four Star's mattresses cater to various customer needs, from corporate clients like hotels to individual consumers. The brand has earned numerous accolades, including four awards at the Singapore Prestige Brand Awards in 2023 and a spot in the Enterprise 50 Awards in 2024. Four Star's success can be attributed to its commitment to achievement, innovation, and motivation.

The company offers a comprehensive range of products through its own galleries, dealer-operated boutiques, and partner chain stores, as well as online platforms like Shopee and Lazada. Four Star's reputation in the industry is built on strong customer relationships, attentive after-sales support, and personalized sleep recommendations.

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