Lull mattress weights by size and model - from the 50-lb Twin Original to the 142-lb Luxe Hybrid King - plus shipping, frame, and capacity guidance.
A Lull mattress weighs between roughly 50 and 142 pounds, depending on the size and model. The all-foam Lull Original is the lightest of the lineup; the 12-inch Premium and 13-inch Luxe Hybrid are noticeably heavier because they add transition foams, extra memory foam, and (on the Hybrid) a coil unit. If you're trying to figure out whether you can carry a Lull up a flight of stairs alone, whether your bed frame can support it, or what to expect on delivery day, this guide breaks down every size in the current lineup and compares the weight to other popular bed-in-a-box brands.
Lull currently sells three mattresses: the Lull Original (10"), the Original Premium (12"), and the Luxe Hybrid (13"). Weights below reflect the as-shipped boxed weight published by Lull and verified against retailer listings (Pottery Barn Kids, West Elm, Amazon).
The Luxe Hybrid swaps part of the support foam for a pocketed coil unit. Because the springs are denser than the polyfoam they replace, the Luxe Hybrid lands within a couple of pounds of the Premium across most sizes.
Three things drive mattress weight: how thick it is, how dense the foams are, and whether it has steel coils. The Lull Original uses a 1.5-inch memory foam comfort layer, a 1.5-inch transition foam, and a 7-inch high-density polyfoam base. The Original Premium adds two extra inches of foam (more memory foam plus a thicker transition), which is why a Premium Queen runs roughly 34 pounds heavier than an Original Queen. The Luxe Hybrid adds a pocketed-coil unit; coils are heavier than polyfoam by volume, but the overall profile is similar to the Premium.
For context, this puts Lull on the lighter end of the bed-in-a-box category. Most all-foam queens land between 70 and 90 lbs; mid-range hybrid queens are typically 100-130 lbs; luxury hybrids (Saatva Classic, WinkBed) can exceed 150 lbs.
A Queen-size Lull Original at 74 lbs is one of the lighter queen mattresses on the market. For comparison: the Casper Original Queen runs about 82 lbs, the Nectar Memory Foam Queen is roughly 74 lbs, and the Purple Original Queen sits closer to 110 lbs because of its proprietary GelFlex grid. The Lull Premium and Luxe Hybrid Queens at ~108 lbs are still moving-friendly compared with traditional innerspring queens, which often exceed 120 lbs.
In practice, two adults can comfortably carry any Lull Queen. The 142-lb Premium and Luxe Hybrid King are the only sizes most people will want a second mover for - both because of the weight and because a king mattress is awkward to maneuver through doorways and stairwells when fully expanded.
Every Lull mattress arrives compressed and rolled in a single cardboard box. Lull ships free via FedEx Ground in the contiguous U.S. The box is heavy but easy to maneuver because the bed is rolled into a cylinder.
FedEx will leave the box at your door unless you've arranged White Glove delivery (an upsell at checkout). If you live in a walk-up, plan to have help on hand: dragging the box up stairs is doable for the Original sizes but quickly becomes punishing for the Premium and Luxe Hybrid in Queen and larger.
All Lull mattresses are designed for use with a foundation, platform bed, slatted base (slats no more than 4 inches apart), or adjustable base. Even the heaviest configuration - a Luxe Hybrid King at 142 lbs - is well within the load rating of standard platform frames, which typically support 800-1,000 lbs of combined mattress and sleeper weight. If you have an older slatted frame with widely spaced slats, add a bunkie board or plywood sheet to prevent foam sag and protect the warranty.
Lull does not publish a hard weight limit, but the company recommends the Original and Premium for sleepers up to roughly 250 lbs per side (500 lbs combined for a couple). Heavier sleepers - particularly side sleepers above 230 lbs - generally do better on the Luxe Hybrid, where the coil unit prevents the deep compression that all-foam beds can show under sustained load.
The Lull Original Queen weighs about 74 lbs. The Original Premium and Luxe Hybrid Queens both weigh around 108 lbs because they're 12-13 inches thick and have additional foam layers (or coils, in the case of the Hybrid).
A Lull Original King weighs about 93 lbs. The Original Premium King and Luxe Hybrid King are heavier - roughly 142 lbs each - because of their thicker comfort layers and (for the Hybrid) pocketed coil unit.
One adult can typically handle a Lull Original Twin, Twin XL, or Full (50-63 lbs). For Queen and larger, or for any size of the Premium and Luxe Hybrid, plan on two people - both because of weight and the awkwardness of moving a fully expanded mattress.
No. The Lull Original is among the lighter all-foam mattresses sold online - a 74-lb Queen versus 80-95 lbs for most foam competitors. The Premium and Luxe Hybrid are mid-range for their thickness and category.
Almost. Compression removes volume, not mass - so the boxed shipping weight is within a few pounds of the unboxed weight, plus the cardboard and plastic packaging.
Lull recommends the Original and Premium for sleepers up to roughly 250 lbs per side. Heavier sleepers, especially side sleepers above 230 lbs, generally do better on the Luxe Hybrid because the coil unit resists long-term compression.
If portability matters - a guest room, a college apartment, a frequent-mover situation - the Lull Original is the lightest pick in the lineup and one of the easier bed-in-a-box mattresses to wrangle solo in smaller sizes. If you're after the deeper feel of the Premium or the supportive bounce of the Luxe Hybrid, expect 30-50 extra pounds and plan a two-person move-in. Either way, Lull's weights sit comfortably within the load ratings of any modern platform or adjustable frame.
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