Titan Plus Size Hybrid Mattresses: Trial and Warranty
Models3 Core Models
FeelsMedium to Very Firm
Trial365 nights
WarrantyLimited lifetime
Owner Reviews4.7 on Trustpilot
Ship TypeFree box shipping in the lower 48
The 30-Second Verdict: Quick Summary
For most buyers, no. The Titan Plus Luxe costs $1,249.00 for a Queen. It is a 13 in hybrid with a medium feel (6/10). Sleep Foundation scores it 8.9, but Mattress Clarity scores it 3.9 out of 5 and faults the edges. The DreamCloud Classic Hybrid is the better value for most shoppers who want a firm feel. It costs $699.00 for a Queen, which is $550.00 less than the Luxe. It is a 12 in firm hybrid, and DreamCloud calls it its value pick for back and stomach sleepers who want spinal alignment. The Luxe is medium, so choose DreamCloud if you want firm and want to save money.
If you want a heavy-duty hybrid, look at the Saatva HD. A Queen costs $3,094.00, which is $1,845.00 more than the Luxe. It stands 15.5 in tall and is medium-firm.
Titan still gives you a 365-night trial, and return shipping and removal are free after the first 30 nights. Defects are repaired or replaced at no cost for the first 10 years.
Buy it only if you want a medium feel and a 365-night trial.
Titan® Plus Luxe
Supreme Response transition foam
FirmnessMedium6/10
Mattress TypeHybrid13 in
Queen $$1,249.00$1,665.33
Key Strengths
Strong outside score. Sleep Foundation scores the Plus Luxe 8.9 and the Plus Elite 9.4.
A full year to decide. You get 365 nights at home. Return shipping and removal are free after the first 30 nights.
Defects covered for 10 years. Repair or replacement costs you nothing in years 1-10. In years 11-15 you pay 50% of the current price. From year 21 you pay 75%.
Good to Know
Setup and removal cost extra thought. Titan offers no White Glove Delivery and takes away your old bed only in California. Shipping to Alaska or Hawaii starts at $125.
You wait a bit. Orders ship within 5-7 business days, and arrival times may vary.
It can feel firmer than the label, with weak edges. Titan rates the Luxe 6/10, but Sleepopolis rated it 7. Mattress Clarity scores it 3.9 out of 5 and says it falls short on edge support.
Three questions decide this page. Do you weigh over 230 pounds? Do you sit on the bed edge? Do you want a firm or medium feel? Answer those and the right Titan, or the right rival, is easy to spot.
Outside review scores
Review sites checked: Sleep Foundation, Mattress Clarity, Sleepopolis. Their scores: 8.9 to 9.4 at Sleep Foundation, 3.9 to 4.7 at the other two. Model they tested: Titan Plus Luxe, listed as most popular. Each site tests in its own way, so read each row on its own.
No for most buyers. The DreamCloud Classic Hybrid is a firm, 12 in hybrid. A Queen costs $699.00. That is $550.00 less than the Titan Plus Luxe at $1,249.00. Sleep Foundation scored the Luxe 8.9 and praised its support without being uncomfortably firm. Mattress Clarity and Sleepopolis both marked down its edge support. Check the edges before you pay. Buy it only if you want a medium feel and a 365-night trial.
365
Night home trial, free returns
Try the bed at home for a full year. Return shipping and removal are free, but you must keep the bed 30 nights first.
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States with showrooms
Showrooms in Arizona, Utah and Minnesota let you lie on the models before you order.
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Hybrid models on the shop menu
Three hybrids, Plus Core, Plus Luxe and Plus Elite, from 12 to 14 inches tall.
When Titan Mattress makes sense
You weigh over 230 pounds: Sleep Foundation scored the firm Plus Core 8.9 and matched it to heavier sleepers. The brand rates it for up to 1,000 pounds, double the 500 pounds of the Saatva HD.
You want the highest score: the Plus Elite earned 9.4 from Sleep Foundation. Its testers felt comfortable on their sides at any weight.
You want a medium feel: Sleep Foundation praised the Plus Luxe (8.9) for support without being uncomfortably firm.
You want long coverage: the limited lifetime warranty repairs or replaces a defective bed at no cost for the first 10 years.
When Another Mattress May Suit You Better
You want to spend less: the DreamCloud Classic Hybrid costs $699.00 for a Queen. That is $350.01 under the Plus Core's $1,049.01.
You want a luxury bed for bigger bodies: the Saatva HD is a medium-firm, 15.5 in hybrid. It suits people up to 500 pounds. A Queen costs $3,094.00.
You sit or sleep near the edge: Mattress Clarity rated the Plus Core's edge support 4.2/5. It faulted the Luxe and Elite edges too, so try another hybrid first.
Review site scores
How the big review sites score Titan Mattress
Each site's own score and the exact bed it tested, side by side.
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Publication
Reported Score
Configuration Tested
Testing Scope
Evaluation Focus
Sleep Foundationsleepfoundation.org
8.9
Titan Plus Core, Firm (8)
October 7, 2026
Good match for sleepers over 230 pounds
Sleep Foundationsleepfoundation.org
8.9
Titan Plus Luxe, Medium Firm (6)
October 7, 2026
Praised for support without an uncomfortably firm feel
Sleep Foundationsleepfoundation.org
9.4
Titan Plus Elite, Firm (7)
October 7, 2026
Highlighted support for heavier sleepers
Mattress Claritymattressclarity.com
4.7 out of 5
Titan Plus Core, firm
October 8, 2026
Edge support was a noted weakness
Mattress Claritymattressclarity.com
3.9 out of 5
Titan Plus Luxe, medium-firm (6.5/10)
October 8, 2026
Edge support was faulted
Mattress Claritymattressclarity.com
4.3/5
Titan Plus Elite, medium-firm (6.5/10)
October 8, 2026
Side edge sagged 4 in when tested seated
Sleepopolissleepopolis.com
4.7
Titan Plus Core, firm (7.5/10)
October 8, 2026
Back sleepers over 230 pounds were singled out
Sleepopolissleepopolis.com
4.5 stars
Titan Plus Luxe, firmness rated 7 in all sleeping positions
October 8, 2026
Edge support was among the lowest-rated areas
Main configuration: Titan Plus Luxe, listed as most popular. Read each row's testing scope before comparing scores. Each outlet uses its own method, so we don't combine these scores into one rating.
Reading the scores
Why we don't average the scores
Each site scores its own way. Each also tested a different firmness. So we show every score on its own and never blend them into one number. A medium Luxe and a firm Core are not the same bed.
Each score comes from that outlet's own review. Prices, models and policies can change after a review.
Chapter 02
Comfort and firmness: which mattress fits you
Why this matters to you: The Plus Core is firm. The Plus Luxe is medium. The Plus Elite is medium-firm. A wrong pick can feel too hard or too soft. Sleep Foundation scored the Plus Elite 10.0/10 for side sleepers, so check your sleep position before you buy.
Titan's three Plus beds feel different. The Plus Core is firm, the Plus Luxe is medium, and the Plus Elite is medium-firm. The right one depends on your weight and sleep position. The tool and table below use Sleep Foundation's scores.
Over 230 pounds: The Titan Plus Elite scores 10.0/10 for side sleepers. The Titan Plus Core scores 8.0/10 for back and stomach sleepers.
Sleeper match
Which Titan Plus feel fits you?
Scored by Sleep Foundation
Pick how you sleep and your weight. You will see the Titan Plus bed Sleep Foundation scored for you, and its score out of 10. The same scores fill the table below.
Choose both options
Pick a sleep position and a weight
Your result shows here.
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Your Body Weight
Side Sleepers
Back Sleepers
Stomach Sleepers
Over 230 lbs
Titan® Plus Elite
Titan® Plus Core
Titan® Plus Core, 8.0/10
Neck: lie on your side with your usual pillow. Is your head level with your spine?
Shoulders: on your side, notice whether your bottom shoulder feels pressed.
Lower back: on your back, notice whether your lower back feels supported.
Hips: notice whether your hips feel comfortable and whether you can turn easily.
Figure 3.1: Four comfort checks to try in a store: neck, shoulders, lower back and hips.
Chapter 03
Compare the mattresses
Why this matters to you: The build decides the feel. All three Titan beds are hybrids, with foam on top and coils underneath. Compare height, firmness and price to find the one that fits your body.
Titan sells three plus-size hybrid beds, and they differ in height, feel and price. The table lines them up with the Queen price.
The Plus Core ($1,049.01) is the firmest and the lowest priced, at 9/10. The Plus Luxe ($1,249.00) feels medium, at 6/10, for $199.99 more. The Plus Elite ($1,874.01) is the tallest and adds a cooling pillow top.
Sleep Foundation scored them 8.9, 8.9 and 9.4. It tested each at its own firmness, so read those scores as separate results.
Titan® Plus Luxe: a medium-feel hybrid with a transition foam layer
Most Popular Plus Size
Titan Plus Luxe mattress, product photo
ConstructionGel foam top + TitanFlex + transition foam over 8 in TitanCore coils
Profile13 in
Firmness6/10, medium
Queen $$1,249.00
Signature foamSupreme Response Transition Foam
The Plus Luxe is a medium-feel hybrid for heavier sleepers. The top is 1 inch of quilted gel foam. Next come 2 inches of TitanFlex comfort foam and 1 inch of Supreme Response transition foam. Under them sit 8 inches of TitanCore encased coils. The bed is 13 inches tall with 5 layers, and Titan rates it 6/10 for firmness. Sleep Foundation scored it 8.9 at Medium Firm (6). It praised the support for not being uncomfortably firm.
The step down is the Plus Core. It is 12 inches tall, rated 9/10 (very firm), and costs $1,049.01. The Luxe costs $199.99 more for a softer, medium feel. The step up is the Plus Elite at $1,874.01, which is $625.01 more than the Luxe. It is 14 inches tall and has a pillow top and micro-coils.
The caution is the edges. Mattress Clarity gave the Luxe 3.9 out of 5 and said it falls short in edge support. Sleepopolis gave it 4.5 stars, yet edge support was among its lowest scores. If you sit on the edge to dress or sleep near it, weigh this first.
Best For
You want a medium feel in a plus size bed. Titan rates it 6/10, while the Plus Core is rated 9/10.
You want support that is not harsh. Sleep Foundation scored it 8.9 and praised support without being uncomfortably firm.
You want Titan's most popular plus size bed, at $199.99 above the Plus Core.
Consider Instead If
You want a very firm bed over 230 pounds. The Plus Core is rated 9/10 and costs $199.99 less at $1,049.01.
You want a pillow top and 14 inches of height: the Plus Elite scored 9.4 with Sleep Foundation, against 8.9, for $625.01 more.
You want to spend less. The DreamCloud Classic Hybrid costs $699.00, which is $550.00 less. It is firm and 12 inches tall.
The Plus Core is a very firm hybrid for heavier sleepers. It is 12 inches tall, with a quilted gel-foam top, a 2-inch TitanFlex foam layer and 8-inch TitanCore coils. The brand rates the feel 9/10 and says it supports up to 1,000 pounds. Sleep Foundation scored the Firm (8) version 8.9. It called the bed a good match for sleepers over 230 pounds.
It is the lowest-priced Plus model at $1,049.01 for a Queen. The Plus Luxe is one step up at $1,249.00, $199.99 more. It adds a 1-inch transition foam layer and a medium feel of 6/10. The Plus Elite is two steps up at $1,874.01, $825.00 more. It adds a pillow top and micro-coils, and stands 14 inches tall.
The caution is the edge. Mattress Clarity gave edge support 4.2/5 and said it could be a smidge better. Displayed brand-site reviews also mention a weak edge repeatedly. If you sit on the side of the bed to dress, test that first.
Best For
You weigh over 230 pounds. Sleep Foundation scored it 8.9 and named it a good match for that weight.
You sleep on your back or stomach. Sleep Foundation rated it 8.0/10 for both.
You want the firmest Plus bed at the lowest Plus price. It is 9/10 firm for $1,049.01, versus 6/10 at $1,249.00 for the Luxe.
Consider Instead If
You want a softer feel. The Plus Luxe is a 6/10 medium for $199.99 more.
You sleep on your side. Sleep Foundation gave the Plus Elite 10.0/10 for side sleepers. It costs $825.00 more.
You want a firm hybrid for less. The DreamCloud Classic Hybrid is firm, 12 inches tall and $699.00 for a Queen, $350.01 less.
Titan® Plus Elite: a cool pillow top over two layers of coils
Dual-Coil Support
Product photo of the 14 in hybrid
ConstructionGlacioTex+ pillow top, micro-coils, 8 in TitanCore coils
Profile14 in
FirmnessAbout 6/10, medium-firm
Queen $$1,874.01
Coil setupMicro-coils over TitanCore coils
The Titan Plus Elite is the cool, plush top of the Titan Plus line. It is a 14 in hybrid with a 2 in GlacioTex+ pillow top. Micro-coils sit above 8 in TitanCore coils, which the brand calls Dual-Coil Support. The brand rates the feel about 6/10, medium-firm. Sleep Foundation testers said side sleepers felt comfortable regardless of weight. They scored side sleepers over 230 pounds 10.0/10.
It is the step up from the Plus Luxe. The Luxe is 13 in and 6/10, at $1,249.00 Queen. The Plus Core is 12 in and 9/10, very firm, at $1,049.01 Queen. At $1,874.01 Queen, the Elite costs $625.01 more than the Luxe and $825.00 more than the Core. No Titan Plus model sits above it.
The caution is the edge. Mattress Clarity gave the Elite 4.3/5 overall. Its tester said the side sagged a full 4 in when sat on. If you sit on the bed edge to dress, test that before you buy. The same goes if you share a bed close to the side. The 365-night trial gives you time to do it.
Best For
You sleep on your side and want a softer pillow top with a medium-firm feel.
You want a cooler bed. The pillow top fabric has cooling fibers meant to wick away heat.
You are a heavier sleeper who wants comfort with strong support. Sleep Foundation scored it 9.4 and pointed to support for up to 1,000 pounds.
Consider Instead If
You want a very firm bed or need to save money: the Plus Core is 9/10 firm and costs $825.00 less.
You want the Titan feel at a lower price: the Plus Luxe is $625.01 less, with a similar 6/10 feel.
You want a much lower price from another maker. The DreamCloud Classic Hybrid is a firm 12 in hybrid at $699.00 Queen. That is $1,175.01 less.
Prices from the brand's site · recheck before buying
Mattress prices and value
Why this matters to you: A Queen Plus Luxe costs $1,249.00 today, down from a $1,665.33 list price. Check the sale price, not the list price, when you compare beds.
Titan's Queens run from $1,049.01 to $1,874.01. Each bed shows a sale price under a higher list price, so compare the sale prices first.
The Plus Luxe runs from $699.00 for a Twin to $1,398.75 for a King or Cal King. A King costs $149.75 more than a Queen, and the Cal King costs the same as the King.
In a Queen, the Plus Core is $1,049.01 and the Plus Elite is $1,874.01. The Core is $199.99 below the Luxe. The Elite is $625.01 above it. Sleep Foundation scored the Core and the Luxe 8.9 each, and the Elite 9.4. The Core's lower price does not come with a lower Sleep Foundation score. The Elite is 14 in tall and adds a pillow top and micro-coils. Pick it if you want that softer top and can pay the gap.
Check the current price and any discount before buying.
Chapter 05
How well do the mattresses hold up?
Why this matters to you: Warranty rules can decide whether a dip gets fixed. The terms below show what Titan will fix and what voids a claim.
A Titan mattress may last about 7 to 10 years, depending on the model, body weight, and use. The warranty covers a visible dip deeper than 1.5 inches, unless a poor base caused it.
All three Plus models sit on 8-inch TitanCore coils, each wrapped on its own. Foam layers sit on top. The brand says to rotate the bed every 6 to 8 months and never flip it. Mattress Clarity scored the Plus Core 4.2 out of 5 for edge support. It said the edge could be a smidge better.
What to watch for, and when:
First 30 nights: Titan asks you to keep the bed at least 30 nights before it starts a return.
Every 6 to 8 months: rotate the bed head to foot. Do not flip it.
Now and always: keep the cover on and use slats no more than 5 inches apart. Removing the cover or using wider slats voids a claim.
Years 1 to 10: the brand repairs or replaces a defective bed at no cost. From year 11, you pay 50% of the current price. That rises to 60% from year 16. From year 21 it is 75%.
Who owns Titan Mattress: 3Z Brands (Titan Mattress LLC d/b/a 3Z Brands). Titan launched as a Brooklyn Bedding product in February 2019. A Cerberus affiliate bought Brooklyn Bedding on October 13, 2021. The group named 3Z Brands its corporate identity on January 26, 2023.
Where sources disagree
Owner scores differ: the 3315 reviews on Titan's own Plus Core page average 4.5 out of five. Trustpilot shows 4.7 from 74 reviews, and recent reviews there raise concerns about sinking or structural damage.
Tester scores differ: for the Plus Luxe, Mattress Clarity gives 3.9 out of 5 and Sleepopolis gives 4.5 stars. Each outlet uses its own method.
Edge reports differ: Mattress Clarity saw the Plus Elite side edge sag 4 inches when seated. Sleep Foundation scored the same bed 9.4 and highlighted its support for heavier sleepers.
Chapter 06
Sleep trials, returns, exchanges and fees
Why this matters to you: You get 365 nights at home, and a return costs nothing for shipping or removal. Clearance items and adjustable bases cannot be returned.
The trial lasts 365 nights from delivery. Return shipping and removal are free, so sending the bed back costs you $0.
30 nights is the shortest stay before a return can start.
The brand says you can use the trial once per customer each calendar year.
Adjustable bases and clearance items cannot be returned.
The clock starts when the bed arrives. You must keep it 30 nights before a return can begin. After that, you can send it back any night up to night 365. The brand says you can use the trial only once per customer per calendar year.
Your trial, night by night
30 nightsEarliest a return can start, counted from delivery
Up to 365 nightsReturn it any night once the 30 nights are done
3-4 business daysTypical refund wait if you reorder right away
What each choice costs you
Keep it$0Nothing more to do
Return it$0The team schedules the pickup
Swap it$0 return feeReturn, then order a different mattress; one exchange per customer, household or address
Not covered by the trial: Clearance items and adjustable bases; foundations have a 30-day return window
Figure 6.1: The trial at a glance: what each choice costs.
Free return shipping and removal: the brand's team schedules the pickup. It also helps dispose of the mattress, so you do not haul it out yourself. To start, email the support team with "Return Request" in the subject line.
One exchange is allowed per customer, household, or delivery address. You return the bed and order a different one. If you order the new bed right away, the refund typically takes 3-4 business days.
Check the terms for your seller and order date before buying from Titan Mattress.
Chapter 07
Delivery, setup and old-mattress removal
Why this matters to you: Titan ships your mattress in a box, and a Titan Plus Core weighs 75 to 135 pounds. Line up help to move it before the box arrives.
Orders ship within 5-7 business days. Carrier delays can add time, so arrival dates may vary.
Titan sends your mattress in a box, straight to your door. Shipping is free by FedEx Ground in the 48 contiguous states. Alaska and Hawaii start at $125 per mattress. The brand does not offer White Glove Delivery. It calls that an expensive add-on that compressed mattresses do not need.
Confirm timing, setup and old-bed removal for your address before you order.
Typical wait: 5-7 business days to ship
Order ships: your box leaves within 5-7 business days. Carrier delays can add time.
Delivery: FedEx Ground brings the box to your door.
Setup: unwrap the mattress and let it expand. Small details reform within 24 hours. The brand suggests 3 to 5 hours before you sleep on it.
Old bed: free removal comes with orders shipped to a California address. Titan does not offer it elsewhere.
Figure 9.1: What happens between your order and your first night.
Confirm the delivery date, setup and removal terms for your address before ordering.
Chapter 08
Terms checked on the brand's site · recheck before you buy
What do the warranties cover?
Why this matters to you: Titan's warranty is limited lifetime for the original purchaser. You pay part of the cost after year 10. A claim also needs a dip deeper than 1.5 inches. Any base must be solid with little flex. A slatted base needs slats no more than 5 inches apart.
Warranty claims usually come down to how deep the dip is and what the bed sits on. Learn both rules before you buy.
Sag rule: a visible dip deeper than 1.5 inches. A dip caused by a poor base does not count.
Base rule: on a slatted base, slats must be no more than 5 inches apart. Wider gaps void the warranty, and so does removing the cover.
After year 10: you pay part of the price. That is 50% of the current retail price in years 11-15. It is 60% in years 16-20, and 75% from year 21. Each share is for the same model and size.
Where you bought: Titan only processes claims for beds bought from its own website.
How long it lasts: Limited lifetime, for the original purchaser's ownership and use
How coverage drops over time: Years 1-10: free repair or replacement. Years 11-15: you pay 50%. Years 16-20: you pay 60%. Year 21 on: you pay 75%. Each share is of the current retail price for the same model and size.
Dip depth it covers: Over 1.5 in
What voids it: Removing the cover, slats over 5 in apart, or stain and liquid damage that caused the defect. Claims need proof of purchase.
Before you set it up
Which bed bases keep your warranty
Warranty rules
Put the mattress on one of the bases marked OK. The wrong base can limit your warranty coverage, even on a new bed.
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Base
OK?
What the rule says
If you use it
Slatted base
Allowed with limits
Slats no more than 5 in apart
Gaps over 5 in void the warranty
Box spring
Allowed with limits
Not a wire, flexible foundation. Stand on an old one to see if it bends, and replace it if it flexes.
Slats over 5 in apart void the warranty
Platform bed
Allowed with limits
Slats no more than 5 in apart
Wider gaps void the warranty
Adjustable base
Allowed with limits
Use a base made to support a mattress
Sag caused by a poor base is excluded
Metal frame
Allowed with limits
Firm, solid surface that can hold the bed and sleepers, with slats no more than 5 in apart
Slats over 5 in apart void the warranty
Chapter 09
Review counts checked on each site · counts can change
Customer reviews and complaints
Why this matters to you: Titan's own site shows a high score, so read the outside sites for what can go wrong. Each pool covers a different product or place.
Titan's site shows 4.5 out of 5 from 3315 reviews of the Plus Core, as of 2026-10-14. Trustpilot shows 4.7 from 74 reviews of titanmattress.com on the same date. Each pool stands alone below.
How we read the reviews
Titan's site: 3315 reviews, all for the Plus Core.
Trustpilot: 74 reviews of titanmattress.com.
BBB: 204 reviews of Brooklyn Bedding's headquarters and its own stores.
Amazon: 36 reviews of one listing, the Titan 13-inch Hybrid Luxe in RV King.
Google: 525 reviews on Birdeye for a Gilbert, Arizona listing. Every score is kept in its own pool, dated 2026-10-14.
The BBB shows a 4.56 average from 204 customer reviews. That profile covers Brooklyn Bedding's headquarters and its own stores, so it is not only about Titan. The Google score of 4.9 from 525 reviews belongs to a store listing. It says little about the mattress itself.
Read each platform on its own: who runs it, its rating scale, how many reviews it has, and the date we checked it.
Reported praise and concerns:
What owners like: solid support for heavier people, easy ordering, and clear product details.
What owners dislike: weak edge support, and sinking or structural damage over time.
Review sites side by side
What each review site says
5 review pools, counted apart
Each pool covers something different: one product, the whole company, a store, or a reseller listing. Check what each score covers before you compare them.
Why this matters to you: What is inside decides how firm the bed feels and how hot it sleeps. It sets how well the bed holds you up. It also tells you what fire barrier sits under the cover.
All three Titan beds are foam over individually encased coils. The table shows the layers, cooling, cover and fire barrier for each model. The labels below show what is checked.
Every Titan model sits on 8 inches of TitanCore individually encased coils. The Plus Core adds a 1-inch quilted gel foam top and 2 inches of TitanFlex foam. The Plus Luxe adds a 1-inch Supreme Response foam layer between the comfort foam and the coils. The Plus Elite is 14 inches tall. It has a GlacioTex+ pillow top and a thin layer of micro-coils over the main coils. For fire safety, Titan uses fire-resistant fabric in the panels or a fire-retardant foam sock.
1-inch quilted gel foam top, 2-inch TitanFlex foam
8-inch TitanCore encased coils
Up to 900 encased coils
TitaniumGel in the TitanFlex foam
Woven top knit
Fire-resistant panel fabric or foam sock
Titan® Plus Elite
TitanFlex comfort foam and Variflex transition foam
8-inch TitanCore encased coils
Up to 2,756 micro-coils over up to 900 coils
TitaniumGel in the foam; pillow top designed to wick away heat
GlacioTex+ cooling pillow top
Silica, rayon and polyester fabric, or foam sock
Safety labels, and what each one covers
Each label below checks one part of the bed, not the whole thing. Titan says it holds both. Here is what each one covers.
CertiPUR-US®
Foam in the Plus Core, Plus Luxe and Plus Elite
Foam is made without mercury, lead and other heavy metals, with low VOC emissions under 0.5 parts per million. It covers the foam, not the whole bed.
UL GREENGUARD Gold
The Titan lineup, including Plus Core, Plus Luxe and Plus Elite
Limits emissions of more than 360 VOCs and total chemical emissions. It also requires the California Department of Public Health Standard Method.
What these labels do and don't prove
No single label covers the whole bed. CertiPUR-US checks the foam. GREENGUARD Gold limits the emissions the mattress gives off. Read which parts each one names before you count it as proof for the full mattress.
Our safety page explains law tags, foam and fabric labels, and what each one means.
Chapter 11
Where can you try and buy the mattresses?
Why this matters to you: Trying a bed in person can settle doubts before you order. Brooklyn Bedding says you can try its full lineup at its showrooms. Warranty help for a showroom order comes from that showroom, not from Titan's website team.
You can buy a Titan mattress on its website. You can also visit showrooms in Arizona, Utah, and Minnesota. Amazon, Bed Bath & Beyond, and Walmart sell it too. Titan's website team only processes warranty claims for mattresses bought on its own site.
Where it sells: Titan's website, Brooklyn Bedding showrooms, and authorized retailers Amazon, Bed Bath & Beyond, and Walmart.
Chapter 12
Titan Mattress vs. other mattress brands
Why this matters to you: Each card shows a rival to the Titan Plus Core. Pick by your top need: a softer feel for bigger bodies, or a lower price. Prices are Queen to Queen.
A rival wins on price or on feel. The DreamCloud Classic Hybrid costs $350.01 less. The Saatva HD has a softer medium-firm feel.
The Titan Plus Core is built for up to 1,000 pounds. Titan also gives you 365 nights to try it.
The Titan Plus Core costs $1,049.01 in Queen. Below are two rivals priced the same way. Pick the card that fits your top need. Titan makes the Plus Core in a very firm 9/10 feel. A softer bed may suit some sleepers better.
Saatva HD Mattress, Queen
Softer feel, bigger bodies
Saatva HD Mattress$3,094.00 (+$2,044.99)
Heavy-duty hybrid innerspring, 15.5 in, medium-firm
Why choose over Titan Mattress:A softer feel for bigger bodies. Saatva calls the HD a heavy-duty hybrid for people up to 500 pounds, with a medium-firm feel. Pick it if the Plus Core feels too firm. It costs $2,044.99 more, and the Plus Core is designed for up to 1,000 pounds.
Why choose over Titan Mattress:A firm hybrid for less. DreamCloud calls the Classic Hybrid its value pick for back and stomach sleepers. It is 12 in tall, like the Plus Core. Pick it to save $350.01 on a Queen.
Mattress brands change prices and trial terms often, so recheck before you buy.
Quick Answers
Quick Answers Before You Buy
Quick answers to common buyer questions about materials, buying and policies, grouped so you can scan them fast.
Prices and deals change fast, so recheck before you buy.
Safety and materials
How much weight will the Titan Plus Core support?
Up to 1,000 pounds. Titan says the Plus Core is designed for that load. Sleep Foundation gave it an 8.9 and calls it a good match for sleepers over 230 pounds.
What type of foundation works best for this mattress?
Use a solid base with little to no flex. Slats must be no more than 5 inches apart, because wider gaps void the warranty. Solid box foundations and platforms also work.
Do Titan mattresses have any safety certifications?
Titan says its mattresses are GREENGUARD Gold Certified. It also says the foams are CertiPUR-US certified. That label means no mercury, lead or other heavy metals. It also means low fumes (VOC) below 0.5 parts per million.
Buying and policies
Where can I buy a Titan mattress?
Buy from Titan's website, a Brooklyn Bedding showroom, or an authorized retailer. Retailers include Amazon, Bed Bath & Beyond and Walmart. Showrooms are in Arizona, Utah and Minnesota. Titan processes warranty claims only for website orders, so other buyers go back to their seller.
Do Titan mattresses come in a box?
Yes. Titan ships the mattress in a box to your door. Shipping is free by FedEx Ground in the 48 contiguous states. Alaska and Hawaii start at $125 per mattress.
Can I flip a Titan mattress?
Rotate it every 6 to 8 months, but never flip it. Titan says this holds for most Brooklyn Bedding mattresses. The exceptions are the Plank Firm and Plank Firm Luxe.
How long do Titan mattresses last?
About 7 to 10 years. The range depends on the model, your body weight and how often you use the bed.
How does the 365-night trial period work?
You get 365 nights from delivery. You must keep the mattress at least 30 nights before a return can start. The trial can be used once per customer per calendar year.
How do I return a Titan mattress?
Contact Titan support and put Return Request in the subject line. Return shipping and removal are free, and Titan's team schedules them.
Can I exchange my mattress for a different model?
Yes, once. Return the bed and reorder after your refund. Or start the return and order a new model right away. Titan allows one exchange per customer, household or delivery address. If you reorder right away, the refund typically takes 3-4 business days.
What cooling features are available in the Titan Plus Core?
The Plus Core has a woven top knit, TitaniumGel foam and airflow through its coils. A GlacioTex Cooling Cover is optional. The Plus Elite adds a GlacioTex+ pillow top that is designed to wick away heat.
What differentiates the Titan Plus Core from the Titan Plus Luxe?
The Luxe adds a 1-inch transition foam layer. Titan says it gives deeper compression support and a more medium feel. Sleep Foundation rated the Core Firm (8) and the Luxe Medium Firm (6). Both scored 8.9. A Queen costs $1,049.01 for the Core and $1,249.00 for the Luxe.
Can I try a mattress before buying?
Yes, at a showroom. Brooklyn Bedding says you can try its full lineup in person at showrooms across the U.S.
How long is the Titan warranty?
Limited lifetime, for mattress defects. Repair or replacement is free in years 1-10. After that you pay 50% of the current price in years 11-15. You pay 60% in years 16-20 and 75% from year 21.
Where is this product made?
Made in America. Titan says it uses foreign and domestic components.
Do you offer White Glove Delivery?
No. Titan does not offer White Glove Delivery. It calls it an expensive add-on that compressed mattresses do not need. Free old mattress removal is offered only in California.
How do I set up my mattress?
Unwrap it and give it 3 to 5 hours to expand. You can sleep on it the same day. Smaller details finish reforming within 24 hours.
What is the height of the Titan Plus Core?
12 inches. The Plus Luxe is 13 inches tall and the Plus Elite is 14 inches.
How much does the Titan Plus Core weigh?
75 to 135 pounds. The exact weight depends on the size you pick.
Titan Mattress prices checked October 14, 2026. Recheck before buying.
How we research: we read each brand's own pages, outside testers and owner reviews, and date every fact. We do not test beds ourselves. Read our method.
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