Best Flippable Mattresses

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Back then, it was the era of double-sided (a.k.a. flippable) mattresses, but they fizzled out for quite some time. Luckily, some mattress brands still manufacture flippable mattresses. Read on to learn about flippable beds, including why they matter, pros and cons, and our flippable mattress picks.

Key Specs Compared

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Key specs of the 4 flippable mattresses reviewed below
#SizeHeightFirmness (side 1 / side 2)ConstructionCertification
1Queen10"Soft / medium firmCopper-gel memory foamCertiPUR-US foam
2Twin8"Medium firm / firmGel foam + bamboo memory foamCertiPUR-US; OEKO-TEX
3Twin8"Extra firm / medium firmMemory foam + high-density foamCertiPUR-US; OEKO-TEX
4Queen12"Medium firm / firm4-layer memory foamCertiPUR-US; OEKO-TEX

✓ yes · ✗ no · – not confirmed · Specs as stated on the Amazon listing or by the maker · Not a treatment for any condition



Which one is better? To Flip Or Not To Flip?

That’s a tricky question to answer. They are both good if produced and used correctly. As with any mattress, it eventually takes the body’s shape and undergoes wear and tear over time. A flippable mattress helps ensure this does not happen on one side only. Other advantages include:
  • A longer life, because the two sides can be used interchangeably according to the changing priorities.
  • Wear & Tear – Because of the flipping, the wear and tear are even, which means no side is too worn out (unless you are using the mattress for quite a longer period).
  • Price – Many flippable foam mattresses sit in the low-to-middle price range.

Flippable mattresses – Pros and Cons

Pros of the two-sided/flipped mattress are the following:
  • Longer lifespan: Flipping, when done right, can prevent bed sagging.[1] This ultimately translates into a longer lifespan for the mattress.
  • Versatility: All have different firmness preferences. Sleeping positions and comfort preferences may change over time. And, there comes a flippable mattress!
  • Affordable price: The cost of a two-sided mattress is typically no more than that of a one-sided model made of the same materials.
Some notable cons of flippable mattresses include:
  • Limited availability: Flippable mattress sales have decreased recently, which might make it feel frustrating, but also highlights the importance of careful research to find the right fit.
  • Difficult to handle: Flippable mattresses usually weigh heavily, often over 100 pounds. Recognizing this can help the audience feel prepared and cautious when flipping or rotating.
  • Doesn’t suit everyone: Due to their higher-than-average profiles, flippable mattresses may not be ideal for shorter, thin sleepers or those with mobility issues. For example, models measuring 7 to 10 inches thick might be more suitable for individuals with mobility challenges or limited strength. Consider your height and mobility when choosing a flippable mattress to ensure ease of getting in and out of bed.

How To Choose Flippable Mattress?

These days, there are fewer and fewer reliable double-sided mattresses. To narrow down your next flippable mattress based on these factors: Material: Most double-sided mattresses contain an innerspring, coiled construction surrounded by cotton or foam padding.[2] This allows for better distribution of your body’s weight and pressure points. Dual firmness levels: Beds with two different firmness levels are the most versatile options that suit the needs of the widest range of sleepers.[1] Double-sided beds are also great for guests’ children, whose preferences may change over time. Durability: Another big reason to get a flippable mattress is that it can last longer. When selecting one, look for high-quality materials like pocket springs and certified memory foam, which contribute to a longer lifespan.[3] Proper flipping and maintenance also extend the mattress’s durability, ensuring you get the most value over time. Motion transfer: Because many share their bed with a partner or pet, choose two-sided beds that have minimal motion transfer. They will allow you to move around and get out of bed without disturbing the other person (or pet). Risk-free trials: This is important because you should know what you are paying for. So choose the models that offer risk-free trials and, of course, excellent value for your money.

Our Flippable Mattress Picks

We hope you love the mattresses we recommend!
1
  • A 10-inch flippable memory foam mattress with a soft side and a medium-firm side.
  • Layla mixes copper-gel particles into the foam and says they help move heat away.
  • Memory foam absorbs motion, so you’re less likely to feel a partner move.
  • It’s made in the USA.

2
  • An 8-inch twin mattress with a medium-firm side and a firm side.
  • It uses gel foam and bamboo-charcoal memory foam, with a fiberglass-free cover.
  • The maker says it’s made at its Fontana, California factory.
  • The foam is CertiPUR-US certified and the cover is OEKO-TEX certified.[3][4]

3
  • An 8-inch twin mattress with an extra-firm side and a medium-firm side.
  • It uses memory foam and high-density support foam.
  • The reversible cover is fiberglass-free.
  • It ships compressed and expands within about 48 hours.

4
  • A 12-inch queen mattress you flip to choose medium-firm or firm.
  • It has four foam layers, including green-tea and cooling gel memory foam.
  • The foam is CertiPUR-US certified, the cover is OEKO-TEX certified and the liner is fiberglass-free.[3][4]
  • Two memory foam pillows come with it.

Index Table: Top Rated Flippable Mattress

No.ProductImageFeaturesBrand
1Layla Memory Foam - Flippable Queen Mattress
  • Copper-Infused Foam
  • Flippable
Layla
2WEUP 8-Inch Flippable - Twin Memory Foam Mattress
  • Made in USA
  • CertiPUR-US
WEUP
3Opoiar 8-Inch Dual-Sided - Twin Extra Firm Flippable Mattress
  • Extra Firm / Medium Firm
Opoiar
4Glendan 12-Inch Dual Firmness - Queen Memory Foam Mattress
  • Medium Firm / Firm
  • 2 Pillows
Glendan

Sources

  1. Sleep Foundation. Should You Flip or Rotate Your Mattress?. Accessed October 15, 2026.
  2. Sleep Foundation. Innerspring vs. Memory Foam Mattresses. Accessed October 15, 2026.
  3. CertiPUR-US. About Certified Foam. Accessed October 15, 2026.
  4. OEKO-TEX. OEKO-TEX STANDARD 100. Accessed October 16, 2026.

Update History

  • Oct 2026: Product picks reviewed and updated; added a Key Specs table; added Sources (Sleep Foundation, CertiPUR-US, OEKO-TEX)
  • Feb 2022: Added Layla Memory Foam Queen Mattress
  • May 2019: First published


About the Author

Eliza Ward

Eliza Ward is a writer, nature lover and full-time mother of three, based in South Africa. She wrote the guides on Mattress Obsessions, researching products using manufacturer specifications, certifications, U.S. safety rules and recalls, and guidance from health authorities. She did not test products hands-on. You can read how we research and choose products.