Tempur-Pedic mattresses weigh roughly 39 to 175 pounds depending on model and size. Full weight chart by collection, plus weight limits, kg conversions, and moving tips.
Tempur-Pedic mattresses weigh anywhere from 39 pounds (a Twin TEMPUR-Cloud) to roughly 175 pounds (a King-size LuxeBreeze hybrid) - heavier than nearly every traditional innerspring mattress in the same size. That weight is not an accident: it's a side effect of the high-density TEMPUR memory foam the brand is built around. Below is the full weight chart by collection and size, plus the answers to the questions people actually ask before delivery day.
The single biggest driver of weight is the collection, not the size. A Queen all-foam Cloud (~57 lbs) weighs less than a Twin LuxeBreeze hybrid. So when you're planning logistics, look at the model first.
Figures below combine current Tempur-Pedic spec sheets with retailer listings (Mattress Firm, Sleep Foundation, Wirecutter). Hybrid versions of Adapt and Breeze models run heavier than their all-foam counterparts because of the coil unit.
A traditional innerspring queen weighs roughly 50-80 lbs. A Tempur-Pedic queen often doubles that. Three reasons:
If weight feels like a downside, it's worth knowing what you're getting in return: the same density that makes the mattress heavy is what gives TEMPUR foam its 10-year warranty and its resistance to body impressions.
Tempur-Pedic does not publish a per-mattress weight limit the way some competitors do - the foam is designed for unlimited static load within reasonable use. Practical guidance from the company and major retailers:
For sleepers over 250 lbs, a Hybrid model (ProAdapt Hybrid, ProBreeze, LuxeBreeze) is the right pick - the coils provide the firmer edge support that pure foam can compress under.
For international shipping, customs forms, or anyone outside the US:
Multiply pounds by 0.4536 for an exact conversion.
Moving a 100+ lb mattress alone is a pulled-back invitation. The brand's own help center recommends two people for any size above Twin XL.
If you're moving cross-country, white-glove movers charge $150-$300 to disassemble and re-set a Tempur-Pedic on an adjustable base - usually worth it given the weight.
Slightly. Memory foam absorbs a small amount of moisture from the air and from sleeping bodies, and it accumulates dust, skin cells, and detergent residue. Independent sleep labs have measured 2-8 lbs of weight gain over 8-10 years in heavily used queen mattresses. The change is real but rarely noticeable in handling - it shows up most when you replace a 10-year-old mattress and the new one feels strikingly lighter.
A washable removable cover (standard on most current Tempur-Pedic models) plus a quality mattress protector keeps the gain on the lower end.
For context, here's where Tempur-Pedic sits versus the rest of the queen-size market:
Tempur-Pedic's all-foam models (Cloud, Adapt) are actually on the lighter end. It's the Breeze and LuxeAdapt lines that push the lineup into heavyweight territory.
Not directly - but it's a strong proxy. Heavier usually means:
Heavier doesn't always mean better, though. A budget innerspring with cheap heavy foam can outweigh a premium hybrid without matching its support. Use weight as one signal among many - read the warranty length and the foam density spec sheet before you let the scale decide.
A Tempur-Pedic mattress weighs from about 39 to 175 pounds, with most queen sizes landing between 57 and 123 lbs. The number to plan around isn't size - it's the collection, with Breeze and LuxeAdapt models running 50-80 lbs heavier than the entry-level Cloud. Plan for two-person handling on anything Queen or larger, use moving straps, and check that your bed frame supports the combined weight of mattress plus sleepers.
If you're shopping right now and weight is a real constraint (older home, narrow stairs, single mover), the TEMPUR-Cloud is the lightest in the lineup at every size and ships in a box.
A queen Tempur-Pedic ranges from about 57 lbs (Cloud, all-foam) to 123 lbs (LuxeBreeze, hybrid). Most mid-tier models like the ProAdapt Hybrid weigh around 112 lbs in queen size.
The TEMPUR-LuxeBreeze Hybrid in King or California King is the heaviest, weighing up to roughly 168-175 lbs (about 76 kg). The coil unit plus 13 inches of high-density TEMPUR foam are what push the number that high.
Multiply pounds by 0.4536. A queen Cloud is about 25.9 kg; a king LuxeBreeze is roughly 63 to 76 kg. The full lineup spans about 17.7 to 79 kg.
A Twin or Twin XL Cloud (39-42 lbs) is manageable solo. Anything Queen-size or above should be a two-person job - both for back safety and to avoid bending or damaging the foam structure.
TEMPUR memory foam is significantly denser (5-7 lb/ft³) than typical memory foam (3-4 lb/ft³), and most models stack 6+ inches of it on top of a foundation or coil unit. Density is what gives the mattress its long warranty life - and its weight.
Tempur-Pedic does not publish a per-mattress weight cap. For sleepers over 250 lbs, a Hybrid model (ProAdapt Hybrid, ProBreeze, LuxeBreeze) is recommended for better edge support and reduced compression.
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