Brooklyn Bedding ThermoBalance Elite Mattress

Brooklyn Bedding · Elite Cooling Hybrid · ThermoBalance Elite Brooklyn Bedding ThermoBalance Elite Mattress Two changes define the Elite, and both of them sit below the surface. The first is a dedicated 0.75" zoned lumbar support layer between the memory foam and the coil core, a component built to firm up under the lower back and hold the spine in line. The second is density: the copper memory foam moves from 4 lb to a 5 lb HD 5.0, which contours further into the shoulder and hip before it bottoms out and carries more heat with it as it goes. Making room for those changes takes height. The Elite stands 15.5" on ten layers, and the extra load of that comfort stack sits on up to 900 Ascension Max individually encased coils, the ultra-durable step in Brooklyn Bedding's coil range. The cooling architecture carries over unchanged from the standard ThermoBalance: ThermoCool cover, ThermoPhase phase-change foam, copper-infused memory foam and the 360° airflow design. Soft, Medium and Firm are picked at purchase, and Brooklyn Bedding builds the whole thing in its own Arizona factory. Profile 15.5" Ten layers of construction Lumbar layer 0.75" Zoned support foam, Elite only Memory foam HD 5.0 5 lb copper-infused, up from 4 lb Coil unit Ascension Max Up to 900 encased coils, 8" core Zoned lumbar support layer Ultra-durable coil system GREENGUARD Gold & CertiPUR-US Limited lifetime warranty The Elite Upgrades Where the extra 1.5 inches goes The Elite spends its added height on support and density. Two components are new to this model, one is a heavier version of a part the standard already has, and the cooling system arrives intact from the model below. 🎯 Zoned lumbar support layer A 0.75" foam layer positioned between the memory foam layers and the coil core, tuned to give the lower back its own firmness. It works on lumbar pressure and spinal alignment from inside the mattress, at the depth where the low back actually loads. The standard ThermoBalance has no equivalent layer. 0.75", Elite exclusive ⬛ HD 5.0 copper memory foam at 5 lb Density decides how far a memory foam contours and how much material sits in the path of your body heat. The Elite runs a 5 lb high-density copper memory foam where the standard model runs 4 lb, so contouring reaches deeper around the shoulder and hip, and there is more copper in the layer moving heat away. 5 lb, up from 4 lb 🔩 Ascension Max ultra-durable coils Up to 900 individually encased Ascension Max coils in an 8" unit. This is the ultra-durable grade in the Ascension range, specified because a 15.5" comfort stack puts a heavier standing load on the coils beneath it. The limited lifetime warranty covers the unit. Up to 900 coils, 8" unit ❄️ The cooling stack, carried over ThermoCool cover for contact cooling, ThermoPhase phase-change foam for temperature regulation, copper-infused memory foam for conduction, and 360° airflow through open-cell foams and encased coils. Brooklyn Bedding built this architecture for the standard model and kept every piece of it here. Triple cooling, unchanged Why Athletes Choose This What the Elite tier buys you Eight outcomes, each one attached to a part of the ten-layer build. 🎯 Dedicated firmness under the lower back 0.75" zoned lumbar layer ⬛ Contouring that reaches further into shoulder and hip 5 lb HD 5.0 memory foam 🔩 A coil unit specified for a heavier comfort stack Ascension Max, up to 900 📏 Ten layers across 15.5 inches of mattress Two layers over the standard ❄️ The full triple cooling system, kept intact ThermoCool + ThermoPhase + copper 🎚️ Three firmness choices on one construction Soft · Medium · Firm 🛠️ Built and assembled in Brooklyn Bedding's Arizona factory Designed in-house ✅ Air-quality certified foams and a fiberglass free build GREENGUARD Gold · CertiPUR-US Inside the Build Ten layers, and where each one earns its place Layer stack Cooling on top, support underneath Read the stack from the surface down and it splits cleanly in two. The upper half handles temperature and pressure. The lower half handles the skeleton, ending in the lumbar layer that sits directly on the coil unit, exactly where the low back needs backing. ThermoCool cover ThermoPhase phase-change foam Dual quilt foam HD 4.0 / 5.0 copper memory foam VX 2.5 responsive foam Variflex transition foam HD 5.0 memory foam, 5 lb 0.75" zoned lumbar support 8" Ascension Max coils, up to 900 Base foam 15.5" profile 10 layers Zoned lumbar Certification What the badges on the corner mean GREENGUARD Gold is an indoor air quality certification, which matters for a product you breathe over for eight hours at a stretch. CertiPUR-US governs what the foams themselves are made from. Both apply across all ten layers of this build, and the whole mattress is fiberglass free. GREENGUARD Gold certified for indoor air quality CertiPUR-US certified foams throughout the stack Ozone depleters, mercury and formaldehyde excluded PBDE flame retardants, lead and heavy metals excluded Fiberglass free construction Fiberglass free GREENGUARD Gold CertiPUR-US Compare The Elite next to the rest of the ThermoBalance range All four share the ThermoCool cover and the ThermoPhase layer. What differs is the comfort material, the height, and whether a zoned lumbar layer is included. ThermoBalance The standard build, with copper memory foam and the highest coil count in the family. Height 14" Eight layers Copper memory foam at 4 lb Ascension 3-Zone coils, up to 1,032 No lumbar layer Shop the ThermoBalance You're Here ThermoBalance Elite The copper build at full height, with the lumbar layer and the denser foam. Height 15.5" Ten layers Copper memory foam at 5 lb Ascension Max coils, up to 900 Zoned lumbar layer included Currently viewing ThermoBalance LX The standard build with Talalay latex taking the comfort layer role. Height 14" Eight layers Talalay latex, 1" thick Ascension Zoned coils, up to 1,032 No lumbar layer Shop the ThermoBalance LX ThermoBalance LX Elite The same Elite chassis you are looking at, with latex in place of the copper comfort layer. Height 15.5" Ten layers Talalay latex, 1" thick Ascension Max coils, up to 900 Zoned lumbar layer included Shop the ThermoBalance LX Elite Questions Frequently Asked Questions What exactly does the Elite add over the standard ThermoBalance? + Four things. Height goes from 14" to 15.5" and layers from 8 to 10. The copper memory foam steps from 4 lb to 5 lb HD 5.0. A 0.75" zoned lumbar support layer joins the stack. And the coil unit becomes Ascension Max ultra-durable, up to 900 coils. The triple cooling architecture is the same on both models. What is a zoned lumbar support layer? + A 0.75" foam layer with its own firmness through the lumbar region, sitting between the memory foam layers and the coil core. It gives the lower back targeted support at that depth, which is what keeps the spine aligned when the heavier part of the body settles. It is built into the mattress, so there is nothing to position or adjust. What does the step from 4 lb to 5 lb foam actually change? + Density tells you how much foam material occupies a cubic foot. More of it means the layer contours further before it firms up, and it means more copper sitting in the path of your body heat. On the Elite that layer is HD 5.0 copper memory foam at 5 lb, where the standard ThermoBalance runs HD 4.0 at 4 lb. What are the ten layers, top to bottom? + ThermoCool cover, ThermoPhase phase-change foam, dual quilt foam, HD 4.0 / 5.0 copper memory foam, VX 2.5 responsive foam, Variflex transition foam, HD 5.0 memory foam, 0.75" zoned lumbar support, 8" Ascension Max coils, then base foam. Ten layers, 15.5" finished. What makes Ascension Max coils different? + Ascension Max is the ultra-durable grade in Brooklyn Bedding's coil range, and the Elite uses up to 900 of them in an 8" individually encased unit. The specification follows from the build: a taller comfort stack loads the coils harder, and this unit is engineered for a longer service life under that load. Encasement means each coil answers the weight above it on its own. Does the Elite cool any differently from the standard model? + The architecture is identical. ThermoCool cover for contact cooling, ThermoPhase phase-change foam to hold sleep temperature steady, copper-infused memory foam for conduction, and the same 360° airflow design through open-cell foams and encased coils. The one difference is that the Elite carries the denser 5 lb version of the copper layer. Which firmness suits me? + Side sleepers generally want Soft. Combination sleepers who move through positions overnight want Medium. Back and stomach sleepers want Firm. The zoned lumbar layer, the coil core and the cooling stack are present in all three. The comfort layers above them are what change with the selection. What sizes does the Elite come in? + Twin, Twin XL, Full, Queen, King and Cal King. Bear the 15.5" profile in mind when you buy fitted sheets. What is the weight limit? + Up to 950 lb. If either sleeper is over 300 lb and wants heavier support underneath them, Brooklyn Bedding's Titan Plus line is engineered for that specific use. Should this mattress ever be flipped? + This mattress is one-sided. The comfort layers are on top and the coil and base layers are on the bottom, so it should never be flipped. Rotate it head to foot every 6 to 8 months to spread wear evenly. Which certifications does it carry? + It is GREENGUARD Gold certified for indoor air quality and built on CertiPUR-US certified foams, which rules out ozone depleters, PBDE flame retardants, mercury, lead and other heavy metals, and formaldehyde. The construction is fiberglass free. Where is the Elite made? + Brooklyn Bedding designs and assembles it in Arizona. How does it ship, and what does the trial cover? + A 120-night comfort trial and a limited lifetime warranty. Shipping is free, the mattress arrives compressed as a bed-in-a-box, and it leaves in 3 to 7 business days. Is it HSA or FSA eligible? + The ThermoBalance Elite is HSA and FSA eligible for qualified customers. Whether your own purchase qualifies depends on your plan and your paperwork, so confirm it with your plan administrator first.