Brooklyn Bedding RV Mattress: 8 Models, Short Queen from $524

Our pick in this range

Brooklyn Bedding Signature Hybrid

13.25-inch hybrid · soft, medium or firm · short queen $1,332 · 120-night trial

Eight mattresses, and the size chart is the whole point

An RV mattress is not a smaller home mattress, it is a different cut. Brooklyn Bedding takes its regular models and re-cuts them: the short queen is listed at 60 by 74 inches, the short king at 72 by 75, the Olympic queen at 66 by 80, the short full at 48 by 74, and the RV king comes in three separate footprints, 70 by 74, 70 by 80 and 72 by 80. The two CopperFlex models are cut to nine bunk widths in total, from 28 by 75 up to 42 by 80.

That last detail is the one that catches people out. The RV king is not a single size, and a 70 by 74 mattress in a rig that was built for 72 by 80 leaves you short at the foot. Measure the platform, not the mattress you are replacing — old foam compresses, and a corner that has been jammed against a wall for six years is not a dimension. Our RV king dimensions guide lays the three footprints side by side, and if your rig takes the older long format, the original RV mattress king size explains what fits what. Pop-up and folding trailers usually need something smaller again — our pop-up camper mattress guide covers those cuts.

What every model costs in a short queen

All figures below are the list prices for a short queen, the size most rigs take. Brooklyn Bedding was also advertising 25% off sitewide with code ANNI25, which the cart applies at checkout.

Two things jump out of that table. The CopperFlex Essential spans five heights, so if your bay only has nine inches of clearance you can still buy from this brand. And the Signature Hybrid and Plank Firm cost exactly the same in a short queen while being opposite mattresses — one is a coil bed in three feels, the other is a flippable foam slab that is firm on one side and extra firm on the other.

Which feel to pick for how you sleep

Brooklyn Bedding publishes its own soft-to-firm slider on every product page, so you can compare the eight models on one scale rather than on marketing adjectives. On that scale the Signature Hybrid and Aurora Luxe run soft at 30%, medium at 50%, firm at 70%; the CopperFlex RV Hybrid sits at medium-firm, 70%; the CopperFlex Essential gets firmer as it gets thinner, from 40% at 14 inches to 80% at 6 inches; Plank Firm runs firm at 80% and extra firm at 100%; Titan Plus Core is marked firm at 90%.

If you sleep on your side, I would take the Signature Hybrid in soft or medium and skip Plank entirely — an extra-firm surface is the wrong answer for a shoulder that has to sink somewhere. Back and stomach sleepers should go firm, and Plank Firm is the honest end of that: it is the firmest all-foam mattress Brooklyn Bedding makes, and it flips so you get two firmness levels in one unit. Combination sleepers who roll around all night are the ones I would point at a coil model, which means the Signature Hybrid or the Aurora Luxe. If you and your partner are both heavier build, the Titan models are the ones built for it: the Titan page marks its firm feel at 90% and lists back sleepers and stomach sleepers under Best For.

What is actually inside these mattresses

The Signature Hybrid is built from two 0.75-inch quilt layers over a 1-inch gel swirl memory foam, a 1-inch responsive foam, a 1-inch transition foam, then an 8-inch Ascension X coil unit with up to 760 encased coils and a 0.75-inch base layer. That adds up to 13.25 inches tall, or 14 inches with the optional Cloud pillow top. It is the build I would want under the bed that gets used every night.

The CopperFlex RV Hybrid is the same idea at 10 inches: 1.5 inches of quilt foam, 0.75 inches of copper-infused memory foam, 1 inch of transition foam, a 6-inch coil unit and a base layer. The Aurora Luxe adds copper and high-density memory foam over 13.25 inches, or 14.5 inches with its pillow top. The Plank pair are the only flippable models in the range — Brooklyn Bedding tells owners to rotate every six to eight months but never flip, except the Plank Firm and Plank Firm Luxe, which are designed to be turned.

• Low clearance: the CopperFlex Essential starts at 6 inches, the only model in the range that fits a genuinely shallow bay.
• Cooling: the Signature, Aurora and Plank models each take a paid cooling upgrade — a cooling cover or a pillow top — while the CopperFlex RV Hybrid lists its cool-to-the-touch cover on the 14-inch model only.
• Certifications: Brooklyn Bedding states its mattresses are GREENGUARD Gold Certified and made with CertiPUR-US certified foams, and lists the CopperFlex RV Hybrid as made in America using foreign and domestic components, assembled in its Arizona facility.

The 120-night trial, the $99 return, and what the warranty pays

Brooklyn Bedding runs the same trial on every mattress in the range, and the terms come down to what trying one actually costs you:

The warranty is a limited lifetime warranty for the original purchaser, and it is more specific than the phrase suggests. Years 1 to 10 are non-probated: Brooklyn Bedding repairs or replaces a defective mattress at no cost. From year 11 you pay a prorated share of the current price — 50% in years 11 to 15, 60% in years 16 to 20, 75% from year 21. The defect it covers most often is a visible indentation greater than 1.5 inches.

Returns follow the same rule: Brooklyn Bedding may ask for photos of your foundation and can refuse a return if the mattress was used on an improper base. Both policies are worth reading in full on our Brooklyn Bedding return policy page and our Brooklyn Bedding warranty page.

Getting it to the campsite

Brooklyn Bedding ships free by FedEx Ground to the 48 contiguous states, and orders leave within 5–7 business days with production quoted at 7–10 business days. There is no white glove delivery — the brand says it does not offer it, because compressed mattresses do not need it — and every mattress arrives roll-packed in a box. Hawaii and Alaska start at $125 per mattress. They do not ship to APO/FPO or PO box addresses, which matters if you are full-time on the road: have it sent to a house, a friend or a mail drop that accepts parcels, not to a park mailroom. HSA/FSA payment is accepted on the product pages.

What else fits an RV bed

If you want a thinner foam slab from a different factory, the PlushBeds MobilePlush 6-inch RV mattress is the closest comparison: a 6-inch short queen at $659, cut to 60 by 75 inches rather than Brooklyn Bedding’s 60 by 74, with a 100-night trial and a 20-year warranty instead of 120 nights and a lifetime term. It is CertiPUR-US and GreenGuard Gold certified and ships free excluding Alaska and Hawaii. .

For the wider market, start with our best RV mattress roundup, then check the Sleep Number RV mattress if you want adjustable air rather than foam, and our short queen guide if 60 inches is your starting point. Bunk owners should read the RV bunk mattress guide before ordering from any brand.

Who should not buy a Brooklyn Bedding RV mattress

• You want to lie on it first. The RV cuts are an online order with no white glove delivery, so the 120-night trial is the only way to try one.
• Your platform has widely spaced slats. If you cannot get under 5 inches of spacing, you are buying a mattress that cannot be warrantied.
• You need a second return. One trial per customer, $99 to use it, so a wrong guess on a size is an expensive lesson.
• You sleep hot and refuse to pay for the cooling options. The Aurora Luxe and the GlacioTex upgrades are the cooling story here; the base CopperFlex models are plain foam and coils.
• You are ordering a pop-up or a folding trailer. The only small platform cuts here are the 48 by 74 short full and the bunk sizes — measure against our pop-up camper mattress guide before ordering from any brand.

Frequently asked questions

Which Brooklyn Bedding mattress is best for an RV?

The Signature Hybrid in medium is the one I would order: it is the brand's core coil model, it comes in all three RV king sizes, and at $1,332 for a short queen it sits in the middle of the range. Choose the CopperFlex RV Hybrid instead if the budget is tight, or the CopperFlex Essential if the clearance under your platform is under 10 inches.

Do Brooklyn Bedding RV mattresses come in a short queen?

Yes, all eight models do — but check the inch. Six of them list the short queen at 60 by 74 inches, while the Titan Plus Core and Titan Plus Luxe list 60 by 75 inches. Measure the platform before you pick a model.

Is the trial really free to use?

Not quite. Brooklyn Bedding offers a 120-night comfort trial, but you wait 30 days from delivery, you pay a $99 return fee on any mattress return, and the trial applies on one occasion only — a second one is not eligible for a return.

What happens if my mattress sags?

A visible indentation greater than 1.5 inches is covered under the limited lifetime warranty for years 1 to 10 at no cost, as long as the mattress sat on a proper foundation with slats no more than 5 inches apart. From year 11 you pay a prorated share, rising from 50% to 75% of the current price.

Can I use these on an adjustable RV base?

The range is built for a firm, solid surface, and Brooklyn Bedding sells its own adjustable bases separately. The warranty language requires a structurally capable base, so confirm the platform you are bolting into before ordering.

Are these mattresses certified?

Brooklyn Bedding states its mattresses are GREENGUARD Gold Certified and made with CertiPUR-US certified foams. Certifications cover chemical emissions and foam content; they are not a comfort or medical endorsement.

Verdict

Brooklyn Bedding is the rare brand that cuts its real mattress lineup to RV dimensions instead of pushing a single generic camper pad. You get the same builds, the same 120-night trial and the same lifetime warranty you would get at home, in the odd sizes an RV actually needs. Order the Signature Hybrid in medium for the main bed, the CopperFlex RV Hybrid for a bunk or a second berth, and measure twice before you pay.

Our pick in this range

Brooklyn Bedding Signature Hybrid

13.25-inch hybrid · soft, medium or firm · short queen $1,332 · 120-night trial