Four Star is putting a three-day BTO Home Sale into SAFRA Mount Faber from Friday 11 to Sunday 13 September 2026, and the brand has published enough of its own artwork that you can price the trip before you make it. Which is useful, because two of the numbers on the banner do not mean what a quick glance suggests.
> Quick view: 11 to 13 Sep 2026 (Fri to Sun) · SAFRA Mount Faber, Level 2, 2 Telok Blangah Way, S098803 · safe hours 11am to 9pm (Four Star's two listings disagree at the edges) · up to 80% off premium mattresses · package $1,888 (U.P. $3,988) · bedframes from $299, storage beds from $499, sofas from $299, bedding from $69 · free gifts start at $2,000 spend · no GST, free delivery, free parking, free 1-for-1 mattress disposal.
Check the hours before you go, because Four Star gives two answers
This is the first thing to sort out, and it is not a nitpick. Four Star's campaign poster prints the event as "11 – 13 SEP · FRI – SUN · 10AM – 9PM". The Sale Event page on its own website instead lists "Opening Hours (Thu – Sat) 11am – 10pm | (Sun) 11am – 9pm".
Those cannot both be right, and the website's version has a visible error in it: 11, 12 and 13 September 2026 are a Friday, Saturday and Sunday, so a "Thu – Sat" label does not fit the dates that same page publishes. The poster's day labels are the correct ones.
The times are the part that actually affects your trip:
| Four Star's poster | fourstar.com.sg | |
|---|---|---|
| Days | Fri to Sun | Thu to Sat, plus Sun |
| Fri 11, Sat 12 | 10am to 9pm | 11am to 10pm |
| Sun 13 | 10am to 9pm | 11am to 9pm |
The overlap both listings agree on is 11am to 9pm. Arrive inside that and you are covered whichever listing turns out to be the operative one. The disputed hours are the 10am opening (poster only) and the 10pm Friday and Saturday close (website only). If you are making a special trip for the first or last hour, message the sale lines first: 8082 0093 for mattresses and bedframes, 8976 1718 for sofas. Both are stated as message-only numbers.
What "up to 80% off" is actually attached to
On Four Star's category posters, the 80% figure appears on exactly one of them, the sheet headed PREMIUM MATTRESSES. The models named on it are the ArcticSilk Aire Flex, the Tencel, the Back Support, the newly launched Chiro BioPlus and the ArcticSilk Metex.
Every other category on Four Star's artwork is quoted as a starting price rather than a discount, which is a different promise entirely:
| Category | Four Star's stated price |
|---|---|
| Premium mattresses | up to 80% off |
| Designer bedframes | from $299 |
| Storage bedframes | from $499 |
| Sofas and recliners | from $299 |
| Bedding accessories | from $69 |
The storage bedframe sheet is the one worth studying if you are furnishing a smaller flat. Four Star pictures six mechanisms under that one $499 starting price: a German hydraulic lift, a platform bed, a drawer bed, a pull-out bed, an electric lift bed and a trundle bed. A starting price covering that range almost certainly attaches to the simplest mechanism in the smallest size, so treat $499 as the entry point for the category and not as the price of the electric lift bed in the photo.
The package deal, and the maths behind it
The showpiece is a whole-home bundle. Four Star's poster lists it as a Back Support mattress with designer bedframe, a 3-seater sofa and a solid wood dining set, at $1,888 against a stated U.P. of $3,988.
That saving is real and it is large: $2,100 off. But it is worth being precise about the percentage, because the banner sitting above it says 80%:
- $3,988 minus $1,888 = $2,100
- $2,100 divided by $3,988 = 53% off
So the package is a bit better than half price. The 80% belongs to standalone premium mattresses, and the two figures describe different purchases. If a salesperson quotes you 80% on the package, ask which line item that applies to.
The $112 gap, which is the sharpest thing on these posters
Four Star is also running gifts with purchase, and the tiers are set by minimum spend:
| Free gift | Minimum spend |
|---|---|
| Travel pillow | $2,000 |
| Travel luggage | $3,000 |
| Latex pillow | $3,000 |
| Vacuum cleaner | $4,000 |
Now put that next to the headline package. The package is $1,888. The lowest gift tier starts at $2,000. Buy the flagship bundle on its own and you finish $112 short of the cheapest gift on the board.
That is a fixable gap rather than a reason to walk away. Bedding accessories start at $69, so a single pillow or sheet set on top of the package clears $2,000 comfortably and picks up the first tier. The point is simply that the headline package and the gift ladder were priced so they do not quite meet, and nobody buying the package would notice unless they read both posters side by side.
Gifts are marked subject to terms and conditions on the artwork, and roadshow gifts are ordinarily while stocks last, so confirm the tier is still live before you add items purely to reach it.
What comes with every purchase
Four Star's "What's More" sheet lists six inclusions, and a couple of them are worth real money on a large furniture bill:
- No GST. Four Star states it absorbs the GST, which is worth about 9% on its own, and it applies on top of the sale prices rather than instead of them.
- Free delivery.
- Free 1-for-1 mattress disposal, which matters if you are replacing rather than furnishing from scratch. Paid disposal is a common hidden line on furniture bills.
- Free parking at the venue.
- Free taxi claim upon checkout, refunded at the point of sale.
- 0% interest instalment plan, with conditions, covered below.
The sheet also carries the claims "No Price Hikes" and "No Hidden Fees". Four Star separately advertises warranties of up to 15 years, though as always the length varies by product line, so ask which warranty attaches to the specific mattress you are buying rather than to the range.
The instalment plan is narrower than the website says
The event page lists a "0% Interest Instalment Plan" with no qualifier. Four Star's own payment poster is more specific, and the difference matters if you are choosing a card at the counter. It states the 0% interest is "exclusively for DBS / POSB / OCBC / AMEX credit cards".
If your card is issued by another bank, there are still two 0% routes on the same poster: Atome over 3 payments and PayLater by Grab over 4 payments. For paying outright, the accepted methods listed are PayNow, NETS, Mastercard, Visa and American Express.
One reminder that applies to every roadshow: an instalment plan spreads a cost, it does not cut one. The money is actually saved by the discount, the absorbed GST and the free disposal.
Getting there, and one page not to check
The venue is SAFRA Mount Faber, Level 2, 2 Telok Blangah Way, Singapore 098803. The nearest bus stop is SAFRA Mt Faber 14281, served by buses 124, 131 and 195/195A. Parking at the venue is free with the sale, and the taxi claim is refunded when you check out, so the trip itself should not cost you anything if you buy.
On membership: the sale sits inside a SAFRA clubhouse, but nothing in Four Star's listing or on any of its posters makes SAFRA membership a condition of shopping it. Four Star has attached member-linked extras to SAFRA-venue sales in previous years, so members may as well ask at the counter, but there is no published members-only rate for this run.
Finally, a navigation warning. Do not check fourstar.com.sg/in-store-promotion for this sale. That page is still running the brand's "Top 5 Mattress Brand" campaign, whose own terms date it 20 March 2026 to 31 May 2026. The live listing for this event is the Sale Event page. It is a good reminder that a brand having a promotions page does not mean the promotions page is current.
Is it worth the trip?
If you are furnishing a BTO flat and were going to buy a mattress, a bedframe and a sofa anyway, three days at one venue with GST absorbed and delivery and disposal included is a reasonable use of a Saturday. The package at $1,888 is a genuine half-price-plus bundle, provided the entry-level Back Support mattress and the specific sofa and dining set on offer are ones you actually want.
If you are only after a mattress, the 80% headline is aimed at you rather than at package buyers, but Four Star has not published a single sale price for any individual mattress, so there is no way to know from home which model reaches 80% or what it costs. That is worth walking in with a comparison figure in hand rather than taking the percentage at face value.
