On a scale of 1 to 10, the firm side of the Plank Firm mattress ranges between 7.5-9. This ranking is slightly above a traditional firm mattress. The ultra-firm side ranges between 9.5-10.5 — meaning it’s the firmest, flattest sleep surface on the market. To put that in perspective, next level firmness could only be achieved by sleeping directly on the floor with no pressure point relief.

The flippable design of the Plank Firm mattress allows you to choose your ideal firmness level. A .75” quilted top layer, patterned with continuous stitching, ensures zero loft for an ultra-firm sleep experience. Or, flip the mattress, and a .75” quilted layer, patterned with tack-and-jump stitching, creates minimal loft for a firm sleep experience. Next level firmness can be achieved by eliminating the mattress altogether and sleeping directly on the floor. You will, however, lose some of the pressure point relief that comes with sleeping on an actual mattress.

The Plank Firm features a breathable quilted top on either side of the mattress, coupled with open cell technology throughout the foam layers, to help ensure a neutral temperature environment.

For even greater temperature moderation, a GlacioTex™ Cooling Cover can be sewn into the Plank Firm mattress as an optional feature—just look for the “ADD GLACIOTEX™ COOLING COVER” option on the right side of the product page when making your selection. Once you add this feature to your mattress, the cooling top panel will be sewn into the surface of the mattress to deliver ultimate cooling on contact.

The GlacioTex™ Cooling Cover is an optional feature that does not impact the comfort, firmness level, or support of the Plank Firm mattress.

The height of the Plank Firm mattress is 10”. An illustration of the mattress with details for each layer is found on the product page, along with a full product description.

The weight of the mattress and its dimensions vary by selection. The Plank Firm mattress weighs between 60-105 pounds. Dimensions for mattress sizes can be found in the graphic here:

All Brooklyn Bedding mattresses are designed to support up to 950 pounds. If you or your sleep partner weigh more than 300 pounds—and prefer more substantial support—you can check out the Titan Plus Mattress by Brooklyn Bedding here.

Brooklyn Bedding mattresses are designed to be used on foundations with solid support with minimal to no flex. This includes slatted wood or metal foundations with slats no more than 4" apart, wood or metal box foundations, and solid wood or metal platforms. If you need a foundation for your new mattress, check out our foundations specifically designed for Brooklyn Bedding mattresses here.

The Plank Firm and Plank Firm Luxe mattresses are designed with varying firmness levels on either side of the mattress and can be flipped to customize your sleep experience.

If during your 120-night sleep trial (which begins once you receive your new mattress), you decide that you are not completely happy with your mattress and wish to return it, we will help dispose of your mattress and help you begin your return. 

Please allow 30 days to laps from the date of delivery before beginning the return process.

Customers are able to make use of this 120-night comfort trial on one occasion. The second occasion is not eligible for a return.

Please note: there is a $99 return fee for all mattress returns to cover the cost of picking up your mattress. We do our very best to donate, recycle, or otherwise repurpose all returned mattresses. 

Please contact us at support@brooklynbedding.com with “Return Request” in the subject line, and we will respond quickly to process your request. 

Please Note: No returns or exchanges will be offered on clearance items.

Our mattresses are made in America using foreign and domestic components.

Every Brooklyn Bedding mattress is assembled in our Arizona facility, allowing us to ensure the highest quality every single time. Our mattresses are GREENGUARD Gold Certified and made with CertiPUR-US certified foams, which guarantees they are made without any harmful chemicals including ozone depleters, PBDE flame retardants, mercury, lead, heavy metals, formaldehyde, and have extremely low impact on indoor air quality.