Are you considering the weight of a mattress from Purple? You’ve come to the right place because today I will tackle an essential aspect: How much does a Purple mattress weigh? So join me to explore!
How Much Does A Purple Mattress Weigh?
The weight of a mattress falls within the range between 65 to 179 lbs, depending on the sizes from Twin to California king. The exact answer depends on the size, type, and foam materials.
Purple weight table
Purple offers mattresses in multiple sizes, foam materials, and firmness levels. So I will help you summarize some of the most common models of Purple mattress and their weight range in pounds.
Name Of Mattress | Twin | Twin XL | Full | Queen | King | Cal King |
Purple® | 65 lbs | 70 lbs | 81 lbs | 110 lbs | 140 lbs | 140 lbs |
Purple Plus | 71 lbs | 71 lbs | 81 lbs | 111 lbs | 140 lbs | 144 lbs |
Rejuvenate | 82 lbs | 126 lbs | 160 lbs | 159 lbs | ||
NewDay | 66 lbs | 77 lbs | 95 lbs | |||
Restore Hybrid | 72 lbs | 98 lbs | 114 lbs | 141 lbs | 140 lbs | |
RestorePlus | 94 lbs | 125 -128 lbs | 145-147 lbs | 176-180 lbs | 175-179 lbs |
Depending on the size of the mattress, the Purple Hybrid Premier might weigh between 105 and 202 lbs when it is sent.
Twin
Twin mattresses are the lightest size available. Purple targets single sleepers and adolescents when making these products. I appreciate how easily I can move them around, making them a perfect choice for shipping and set up, such as bunk beds.
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Twin XL
The twin XL models are quite similar in size to twin ones, but they have the advantage of being a few inches longer. Hence, they are more suitable for taller sleepers.
Full-size
Full-size models work quite well for single sleepers because they often have limited bedroom space. However, they offer more sleeping areas without being overly heavy. The weight of a full mattress is 66 to 128 lbs.
Queen
Queen-size mattresses are ideal for couples as they provide ample legroom while giving sleepers personal space. Thus, they are heavy with a weight range from 77 to 147 lbs.
King
Big mattresses are perfect for sharing beds with your partner, kids, and even pets. I value the generous personal sleeping space they offer. These big-sized models are heavy for sure, from 140 to 180 lbs. So, considering this weight factor when moving or setting up the foam layers is important.
California king
Cal-king sizes offer the same sleep surface area as regular king models. Yet, they are narrower and longer, so this weight makes them ideal for tall or big size sleepers.
Purple mattress dimensions
Purple with hyper elastic polymer comfort layer also offers multiple choices in terms of dimensions. Here is the dimension of each size to consider:
- Twin: 38 x 75 inches
- Twin XL: 38 x 80 inches
- Full: 56 x 75 inches
- Queen: 60 x 80 inches
- King: 76 x 80 inches
- California King: 72 x 84 inches
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What Factors Can Increase Mattress Weight?
Aside from the size, the type and thickness affect how heavy a mattress is. Regarding different foam types, I find that memory foam mattresses tend to be heavier than the innerspring one. Its because their high-density and supportive foam base contribute to the weight. Meanwhile, innerspring foams are generally lighter due to their steel coil support base and thinner pillow top. You also have latex memory foam, it shares similar conforming properties with memory foam. Thus, they can be heavier depending on their density.
Next, the thickness of the foam layers can impact mattress weight. For example, high-profile beds with thicker layers or more materials surely weigh more. While some sleepers may prefer a thicker foam, it’s essential to consider that it will likely be heavier to handle and move.
Please note that Purple provides users with many options for their purchases. While the heaviness of their products will not affect your sleep directly, you should still consider this factor when transporting them.
Does Your Mattress Really Get Heavier Over Time?

Yes. I notice that as my Purple mattress becomes older, it tends to be heavier, and several factors contribute to this. First, consider how you use and maintain the mattresses throughout the years. Over time, regular household dust and dirt start accumulating, this is one of the primary reasons why your bed becomes heavier.
For example, your mattress weighs 150 lbs. As it reaches the 10-year mark, its weight can increase to around 300 lbs. This is normal because of the accumulation of dust and the presence of dead skin cells from the people who sleep on it. Moreover, the foam breathes less when it ages, making it more prone to dust and dirt. To mitigate this, I try to vacuum my bed every few months.
Even so, if you have used the mattress for more than 10 years, it’s time to consider purchasing a new one. Then, you can enjoy a clean and supportive sleep surface without the added weight and potential health concerns.
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