Brooklyn Bedding ThermoBalance LX Elite Mattress

Brooklyn Bedding · Elite Latex Hybrid · ThermoBalance LX Elite Brooklyn Bedding ThermoBalance LX Elite Mattress Of the four ThermoBalance builds, this is the only one that puts Talalay latex and a zoned lumbar support layer in the same mattress. The latex sits an inch thick near the surface and gives the bed its buoyant, quick-rebounding character. The 0.75" lumbar layer sits far below it, directly above the coil unit, firming up under the lower back so the spine stays in line while the latex above stays free to flex. Two components with opposite jobs, stacked seven layers apart. Everything else is built to accommodate that pairing. Ten layers reach 15.5" of total height, and up to 900 Ascension Max ultra-durable encased coils take the standing load of the deeper comfort stack. Cooling runs on the ThermoCool cover and a 0.75" ThermoPhase phase-change layer, with latex breathability working alongside them. The memory foam under the latex changes with the firmness you order. Brooklyn Bedding designs and assembles the mattress in Arizona. Only model with Latex + lumbar Talalay layer and zoned support together Profile 15.5" Ten layers, elite chassis Coil unit Ascension Max Up to 900 ultra-durable encased coils Firmness Three Soft, Medium and Firm at checkout 1" Talalay latex 0.75" zoned lumbar layer Fiberglass free build HSA & FSA eligible Two Upgrades In One Latex feel with elite structure beneath it The LX Elite takes the comfort material from the latex line and the support hardware from the elite line and runs them together in one 15.5" build. 🌿 Talalay latex over zoned lumbar support The 1" Talalay latex layer lifts as it contours and rebounds the moment weight moves off it. The 0.75" zoned lumbar layer works at the opposite end of the stack, holding a dedicated firmness under the lower back. This is the only ThermoBalance that ships with both parts in the same mattress. Exclusive to this model 📐 Firmness-matched memory foam The memory foam beneath the latex is specified per firmness. Medium carries HD 4.0 copper memory foam, Firm carries HD 3.6, and Soft carries HD 3.0. Each pairing is chosen so the depth of contouring under the latex suits the sleeping position that firmness is built for. HD 4.0 · 3.6 · 3.0 🔩 The coil unit under all ten layers An 8" unit holding up to 900 individually encased Ascension Max coils. This is the ultra-durable grade in the Ascension range, and it is here because a ten-layer comfort stack rests heavier on its coils than an eight-layer one does. Each coil is wrapped on its own. 900 coils at maximum ❄️ ThermoCool, ThermoPhase and latex airflow Cool-tech fibers in the ThermoCool cover take heat off the surface. The 0.75" ThermoPhase layer stores heat as you warm and returns it as you cool. Latex breathes through its own open structure, and the 360° airflow design keeps air moving through the foams and the encased coil unit below. Cooling on four fronts Why Athletes Choose This Reasons to take the top of the latex line Eight of them, each one pointing at a specific part of the ten-layer build. 🌿 Latex buoyancy and lumbar zoning in one mattress Unique in the range 🎯 A dedicated support layer sitting on the coil unit Support tuned to the low back 📐 Memory foam density matched to the firmness you order HD 4.0, 3.6 or 3.0 📏 Deeper comfort layers across 15.5 inches Ten layers total 🔩 Coils graded for the weight of a ten-layer stack Ultra-durable coil grade ❄️ Surface cooling, phase-change storage and a breathable comfort layer ThermoCool · ThermoPhase · latex 🎚️ One architecture, three sleeping positions covered Soft · Medium · Firm ✅ Certified foams and a build with no fiberglass in it GREENGUARD Gold · CertiPUR-US Inside the Mattress Ten layers, latex near the top and support at the bottom Layer stack From latex at the top to Ascension Max at the base Follow the stack downward and the roles change three times. Temperature first, at the cover and the phase-change layer. Then feel, at the latex and the responsive foam under it. Then structure, at the lumbar layer and the coil unit that carries it. ThermoCool cover 0.75" ThermoPhase phase-change foam Dual 0.75" quilt foam 1" Talalay latex 1" VX 2.5 responsive foam 1" HD memory foam, density set by firmness Zoned lumbar support foam, 0.75" Ascension Max coil unit, 8", up to 900 Base foam 10 layers 15.5" tall Latex + lumbar Made and certified Built in Arizona, certified through every layer Brooklyn Bedding designs this mattress and assembles it in its own Arizona factory. Two certifications cover the materials in it: one for what the mattress emits into the room, one for what the foams are allowed to contain. Built at the company's own Arizona plant GREENGUARD Gold for indoor air quality CertiPUR-US certified foams Free of ozone depleters and PBDE flame retardants Free of mercury, lead, other heavy metals and formaldehyde Fiberglass free construction Arizona built GREENGUARD Gold CertiPUR-US Compare How the LX Elite sits in the ThermoBalance range Four builds, two comfort materials and two chassis heights. This one is the corner of the grid where latex meets the elite hardware. ThermoBalance Entry point to the family, on copper memory foam and the standard chassis. Memory foam feel 14" · 8 layers 4 lb copper foam 1,032 zoned coils max Lumbar layer not included Shop the ThermoBalance ThermoBalance Elite The elite chassis with copper memory foam as the comfort material. Memory foam feel 15.5" · 10 layers 5 lb copper foam 900 Ascension Max coils max Lumbar layer included Shop the ThermoBalance Elite ThermoBalance LX The same latex comfort layer on the shorter standard chassis. Talalay latex feel 14" · 8 layers HD 3.0 foam beneath the latex 1,032 zoned coils max Lumbar layer not included Shop the ThermoBalance LX You're Here ThermoBalance LX Elite The one build where the latex layer and the lumbar layer appear together. Talalay latex feel 15.5" · 10 layers Foam density set by firmness Coils: Ascension Max, 900 Lumbar layer fitted Currently viewing Questions Frequently Asked Questions What makes this model different from the other three ThermoBalance builds? + It is the only one that combines a 1" Talalay latex comfort layer with a 0.75" zoned lumbar support layer. The two copper models have the lumbar layer only on the Elite. The LX has latex without it. This build carries both, across ten layers and 15.5", on Ascension Max coils. What does the zoned lumbar layer add under a latex comfort layer? + Latex flexes and lifts near the surface, and the lumbar layer holds a set firmness at the bottom of the foam stack, immediately above the coils. That gives the lower back targeted support at the depth where it loads, while the top of the mattress stays responsive. It is 0.75" thick and built in, so nothing needs positioning. Which memory foam sits under the latex? + It depends on the firmness. Medium uses HD 4.0 copper memory foam. Firm uses HD 3.6. Soft uses HD 3.0. The Talalay latex layer above is the same in every version. Walk me through the stack from the cover down. + ThermoCool cover, 0.75" ThermoPhase, dual 0.75" quilt foam, 1" Talalay latex, 1" VX 2.5 responsive foam, 1" HD memory foam, 0.75" zoned lumbar support, 8" Ascension Max coils and base foam. Ten layers in total, finishing at 15.5". How does latex compare with memory foam on feel? + Memory foam cradles: it takes your shape slowly and holds it for a moment. Talalay latex pushes back: it lifts while it contours and recovers as soon as you shift your weight. Latex also reacts faster to a change of position, which suits a sleeper who turns through the night. What keeps it cool? + Four things working at different depths. The ThermoCool cover pulls heat off the surface through cool-tech fibers. The ThermoPhase phase-change foam holds sleep temperature steady by absorbing and releasing heat. Talalay latex breathes through its own structure. In the Medium build, HD 4.0 copper memory foam conducts heat away as well. Airflow runs 360° through the foams and the encased coils. What are Ascension Max coils? + The ultra-durable grade of Brooklyn Bedding's Ascension coil system, up to 900 of them in an 8" individually encased unit. The taller comfort stack on this model puts more weight on the coils, and this unit is engineered for a longer service life under it. Which firmness should I order? + Side sleepers who want deep contouring on a buoyant surface should take Soft. Medium is built for combination sleepers. Back and stomach sleepers who need a flatter surface should take Firm. The latex layer, the lumbar layer and the coil core are identical across all three. Is it available in my bed size? + Six of them: Twin, Twin XL, Full, Queen, King and Cal King. Allow for the 15.5" profile when you choose fitted sheets. How much weight can it take? + 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. Is this mattress flippable? + 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. What certifications back the materials? + Two apply here. GREENGUARD Gold covers indoor air quality, and CertiPUR-US covers the foams, which are made without ozone depleters, PBDE flame retardants, mercury, lead, other heavy metals or formaldehyde. The whole construction is fiberglass free. What are the delivery, trial and warranty details? + 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. Does it qualify for HSA or FSA spending? + The LX Elite is HSA and FSA eligible for qualified customers. Qualification comes down to your plan rules and your documentation, so speak to your plan administrator before ordering.