Đánh Giá Nệm Plank Firm 2024: Một Nệm Cực Kỳ Cứng và Có Thể Lật được

Đánh Giá Nệm Plank Firm 2024: Một Nệm Cực Kỳ Cứng và Có Thể Lật được

Nệm Plank Firm 2024 đang gây sốt trên thị trường với thiết kế độc đáo, cực kỳ cứng và khả năng lật hai mặt linh hoạt. Đây là sản phẩm dành cho những người ưa thích cảm giác nằm cứng và muốn trải nghiệm sự khác biệt trong giấc ngủ.

Thiết kế và chất liệu

Nệm Plank Firm được thiết kế với cấu trúc hai mặt: một mặt cực kỳ cứng và mặt kia cứng vừa phải. Điều này cho phép người dùng tùy chỉnh độ cứng theo nhu cầu cá nhân. Chất liệu chính của nệm là foam cao cấp, đảm bảo độ bền và khả năng nâng đỡ cột sống tối ưu.

Hiệu quả hỗ trợ giấc ngủ

Với độ cứng đặc biệt, Plank Firm là lựa chọn lý tưởng cho những người bị đau lưng hoặc cần hỗ trợ cột sống. Nệm giúp duy trì tư thế ngủ tự nhiên, giảm áp lực lên các khớp và cơ bắp. Đặc biệt, khả năng lật mặt mang lại sự linh hoạt, phù hợp với nhiều sở thích và nhu cầu sử dụng.

Độ bền và bảo hành

Nệm Plank Firm được đánh giá cao về độ bền nhờ chất liệu cao cấp và công nghệ sản xuất tiên tiến. Sản phẩm đi kèm chính sách bảo hành dài hạn, đảm bảo quyền lợi tối đa cho người dùng.

Giá thành và đối tượng phù hợp

Với mức giá cạnh tranh, Plank Firm là sản phẩm đáng đầu tư cho những ai đang tìm kiếm một chiếc nệm cứng và chất lượng. Nệm phù hợp với mọi đối tượng, từ người trưởng thành đến người cao tuổi.

Kết luận

Nệm Plank Firm 2024 là một sản phẩm đột phá, kết hợp giữa độ cứng vượt trội và tính năng lật mặt tiện lợi. Nếu bạn đang tìm kiếm một chiếc nệm hỗ trợ giấc ngủ tối ưu, Plank Firm là lựa chọn không thể bỏ qua.

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Pros

• Ultra-firm option
• Flippable design
• Affordable
• Great for back sleepers

Cons

• Not for side sleepers
• Not for memory foam lovers
• Hybrid option is more expensive

Many people opt for beds in the medium to medium-form range — and these comprise the bulk of what we test. But some people need something on the extreme side and that’s precisely what the Plank Firm was designed for. This mattress takes it even higher with a flippable side that offers even more firmness.

Based on the name Plank Firm, you would expect this mattress to be pretty firm as it gets, and you would be correct. I have tested around 300 different mattresses in a six-year span, and this is in the top five firmest beds I have tested. This means that the Plank Firm mattress isn’t for most sleepers out there, but for those of you out there who love firm mattresses, or better yet, need it, this bed has a lot to offer. 

First impressions of the Plank Firm mattress

Usually, when unboxing a mattress made with entirely foam layers, like Plank, there is a 24- to 48-hour period where the foams will properly firm up, and you can really begin to get an idea of the firmness profile of the bed but with Plank it was immediately firm right out of the box. Like most beds it did have a bit of an odor to it, but that also usually dissipates in 24 hours. 

It also took the team a minute to figure out that Plank is a flippable mattress. Other flippable beds like Layla and the Brentwood Home Crystal Cove make the fact that it’s flippable very apparent with tags and the design of the cover, but not as much on Plank, mostly because the logo looked very strange upside down. Once we did figure it out, we observed that both sides of the bed are intended to be firm, which is also pretty atypical for flippable mattresses. In general, flippable beds have one side that is soft and firm, and Plank opts for firm and extra-firm.  

This is the type of mattress that makes me wish I were a back sleeper because I found that on my back it is very comfortable, I just can’t seem to fall asleep and stay asleep on my back. My first impression was positive despite it not being a mattress for me.

Video: Plank Firm mattress review

Watch me review the Plank Firm in this video.

Plank Firm construction and feel

I should mention that there are three different versions of Plank: the Plank Firm, the Plank Firm Luxe and the Plank Firm Natural. The Plank Firm is the one we’re talking about, and it is the most affordable of the three (I’ll cover pricing a bit later) and it’s the only one that doesn’t use coils in its construction. 

Since this is a flippable mattress, I will describe the construction with the extra-firm side facing down and the firm side as the sleeping surface. 

At the very bottom is a quilted cover with a thin layer of comfort foam. The design of the cover on each side is different, which is a good way to tell the sides apart — the extra firm side sort of looks like a turtle shell in my opinion, which I think is fitting. Right above the quilted cover is the main support layer of highly dense and highly responsive foam. Above the support layer is a thin layer of “supreme response” comfort foam, which is just a firm foam that provides a lot of bounce and makes this side of the mattress a bit softer. Finally, there’s another thin quilted cover that has a more traditional-looking design.

The flippable nature of the Plank Firm mattress doesn’t impact the type of feel, like on the Brentwood Crystal Cove mattress, it really only impacts the firmness profile. The feel of the Plank Firm mattress is just a flat, responsive, firm foam. You don’t really sink into this mattress at all and it is very easy to rotate between sleeping positions because of how responsive the foams are. 

I find that when I’m laying down on my back or stomach, the feel of the Plank Firm mattress is quite nice, but it might not be everyone’s preference. 

The Plank Firm Luxe is another version of Plank that has almost the exact same design, only instead of using support foam, it uses pocketed coils, and the Plank Firm Natural has almost the same design as the Luxe, only instead of using polyurethane foam, it uses natural latex foam. 

Plank Firm mattress firmness and sleeper types

So just how firm is the Plank Firm? I mentioned earlier that this mattress (and the other Plank beds) are among the top five firmest beds I have ever tested, the other beds that spring to mind are the Airweave 30 and the Saatva Classic in the firm model. The extra-firm side of the Plank Firm is indeed a true firm on our scale, a 10 out of 10. It has virtually no give, and it feels like the mattress is almost pushing up against you. 

The firm side is a bit more accommodating, closer to a medium-firm that could open it up to certain combination sleepers who might spend a bit of time on their side at night. 

Having two firmness options in a single mattress is a nice value proposition because if you want something firm, but you’re not quite sure how firm, you get two chances to get it right in a single mattress, and ideally, one of them will work for you and avoid returning the mattress. 

For anyone who sleeps on their back, I think the Plank mattress could be a great option and could be equally good for stomach sleepers.

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How does the Plank Firm mattress compare to similar mattresses?

Plank Firm vs. Saatva Classic

The Saatva Classic is a much different type of mattress than the Plank Firm, but if you’re looking for something firm, the Saatva Classic is an excellent choice. It comes in three different firmness options, and it isn’t flippable. The firm model is easily on par with the extra-firm side of the Plank and will provide back sleepers with tons of support. 

It also has a responsive pillow-top feel, uses two different layers of coils and has generous policies, including a 365-night trial period and complimentary white glove delivery and mattress removal. 

Plank Firm vs. Titan Plus

The Titan Plus mattress is another bed from Brooklyn Bedding, the parent brand of Plank. This mattress is specifically designed for heavier individuals and uses extra thick gauge coils for added support and durability. You don’t need to be a heavier person to be interested in the Titan Plus, especially if you want a firm bed. For the average size person, the Titan Plus has a comparable firmness profile to the extra-firm side of Plank, and both beds have very similar types of mattress feel. They are also comparable in price — the biggest difference is that the Titan Plus isn’t flippable like Plank.

Plank Firm mattress FAQs

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All of the foams used in this bed are Certa-PUR US certified which means it’s free of ozone-depleting chemicals and other chemicals like formaldehyde, so it is safe.

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Yes, if you decide to return a Plank mattress within the 120 night trial period will be $99 deducted from your refund.

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Brooklyn Bedding does not recommend using the handles for anything aside from “slight adjustments” to the mattress, and if the handles break, it is not covered by the warranty.

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