This is the complete Wright Bedding FAQ. The quick version: Wright makes two medium-firm mattresses, the all-foam W1.27 ($1,995 Queen) and the hybrid W2.15 ($2,155 Queen), both with a 120-night home trial, a 15-year warranty, and free in-home installation across the US and Canada. In our early tracked sleep study, testers averaged 51 more minutes of deep sleep per night on a Wright than on their previous mattress, and the W2.15 has higher customer ratings than any other mattress we've found, including Tempur-Pedic, Saatva, and Casper. Everything else people ask us is answered below. For full specs and prices, see the fact sheet.
The mattresses
What mattresses does Wright make?
Two. The W1.27 is an 11-inch all-foam memory foam mattress, and the W2.15 is a 12-inch hybrid with pocket coils. Both are medium-firm and use Wright's 3Below gel-infused memory foam and ZeroG transition foams.
How firm are Wright mattresses?
Both are medium-firm. Our two-year sleep study found that the balance point between comfort and support produced the most deep sleep, and in our testing the W1.27 suits about 90% of sleepers, including back, side, and stomach sleepers.
Do people actually sleep better on a Wright mattress?
Yes, and we measured it. In our early tracked sleep study, testers averaged 51 more minutes of deep sleep per night on their Wright mattress compared with their previous mattress. Those previous mattresses included Tempur-Pedic, Sleep Number, Serta, Beautyrest, Stearns & Foster, Casper, and Sealy. The full story is at Inside Wright's R&D.
How do Wright's customer ratings compare to other brands?
The W2.15 has higher customer ratings than any other mattress we've found, including Tempur-Pedic, Saatva, and Casper. We last re-checked in June 2026.
Who is the W1.27 best for?
Sleepers who want a contouring memory foam feel, couples who want minimal motion transfer, and anyone who prefers the lower price. It works on any flat surface, including adjustable bases.
Who is the W2.15 best for?
Hot sleepers, people who want some bounce and easier movement, and anyone who values strong edge support. It has a copper-infused top with an active thermaphase cooling surface over triple-zoned pocket coils, and it's the mattress in Wright partner hotels like the High Line Hotel in New York.
What sizes do Wright mattresses come in?
Twin, Twin XL, Full, Queen, King, Cal King, and Split King.
How much do Wright mattresses cost?
The W1.27 runs from $1,435 (Twin) to $2,635 (Split King), with a Queen at $1,995. The W2.15 runs from $1,515 (Twin) to $2,715 (Split King), with a Queen at $2,155.
How do I choose between the two?
If you sleep hot or sit on the edge of the bed a lot, pick the W2.15. If you love a cradling foam feel or share a bed with a light sleeper, pick the W1.27. The full comparison is at W1.27 vs W2.15.
Foundations and setup
Do I need a special foundation for a Wright mattress?
The W1.27 works on any flat surface. Wright also sells a Modular Foundation ($265-355) and an American Steel Bedframe ($220-310) made from recycled American steel if you need a base.
Do Wright mattresses work on adjustable bases?
The W1.27 works on any flat surface, including adjustable bases. Wright also sells an Adjustable Bed Frame ($1,615-2,695).
Cooling and comfort
Do Wright mattresses sleep hot?
No. Both mattresses use gel-infused 3Below memory foam, crosshatch-ventilated foam layers, breathable mesh side panels, and a quilted top built for airflow. The W2.15 adds a copper-infused thermaphase top and an open coil base, and it sleeps cooler than an all-foam mattress. Full details: How Wright Keeps You Cool.
Will I feel my partner moving at night?
On the W1.27, barely. Its all-foam construction keeps motion transfer minimal. The W2.15 has a bit more bounce because of its coils, though its foam layers still absorb most movement.
Are Wright foams safe?
Yes. Every foam in a Wright mattress is CertiPUR-US certified, which means no harmful chemicals and low VOC emissions.
Delivery and shipping
How does Wright delivery work?
Two free options: in-home installation anywhere in the US and Canada, where we set up the new mattress and haul away your old one, or UPS express shipping to your door in 2 to 7 business days.
Does Wright ship to Canada?
Yes. Free shipping and free in-home installation are available anywhere in the US and Canada.
Will Wright take away my old mattress?
Yes. Old-mattress removal and haul-away are included free with in-home installation.
How big is the shipping box?
If you choose UPS express delivery, the mattress arrives compressed in an 18" x 18" x 45" box.
Trial, returns, and warranty
How does the 120-night trial work?
Sleep on the mattress at home for up to 120 nights. If it's not right, contact us and we'll pick it up at our expense and refund you in full, no questions asked. The walkthrough is at Trial, Warranty, and Delivery, Explained.
Are returns really free?
Yes. We pick the mattress up at our expense and refund the full purchase price.
What does the 15-year warranty cover?
Sagging or indentation deeper than 0.5 inches, for 15 years. If that happens, we replace your mattress with a new one, free. Most competitors offer 10-year warranties.
Is there a trial on pillows and sheets?
Yes. All Wright bedding comes with a 60-day risk-free trial.
Payment
Does Wright offer financing?
Yes, through Affirm, with rates as low as 0% APR.
Hotels
Which hotels use Wright mattresses?
Wright beds are live in more than 40 hotels, with 140+ more under contract, nearly 200 partner properties. Partners include the High Line Hotel (NYC), Gramercy Park Hotel (NYC), Hotel Saint Augustine (Houston), and The Lost Kitchen in Freedom, Maine.
Can I buy the mattress I slept on at a hotel?
Yes. Guests can buy the same mattress they slept on through hotel pages on wrightbedding.com.
The company
Where are Wright mattresses made?
In Coweta County, Georgia, where the foam is poured and cut on-site. Fabrics are woven in Rockingham County, North Carolina, and down bedding is filled and finished in Southern Ohio. The full story: How Wright Mattresses Are Made.
Who is behind Wright Bedding?
Wright was founded by Dan Hauber after years in the mattress industry and is run by a small team of product designers and bedding experts, headquartered in New York City. Research began in 2012 and the first mattress launched in 2014.
How do I contact Wright?
Email hello@wrightbedding.com or call 800-240-5203.
Didn't find your question? Email hello@wrightbedding.com or call 800-240-5203. And when you're ready, the W1.27 and W2.15 both come with a 120-night risk-free trial, free shipping, and free in-home installation.