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Allswell Brick Mattress Review – Test Lab Ratings
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The Allswell Brick is a firm mattress that provides great support, but it comes at the cost of pressure relief. If you’re a back sleeper, and you sleep hot, the Brick is a great value mattress option.
- Foam gently cradles the body to relieve pressure buildup
- Airflow through coils and copper infusion in foam help maintain cooling
- Budget-friendly hybrid model
- Possibly too firm for side sleepers under 130 pounds
- Doesn’t offer as much cradling as softer memory foam designs
- Might not be suitable for those seeking deep pressure relief
Allswell is a home furnishings company which aims to combine quality materials and craftsmanship with affordable pricing. The Walmart-owned brand offers a range of bedding and bath goods, including sheets, bed frames, pillows, blankets, and towels.
Allswell exclusively offers hybrid mattresses. The online retailer currently makes four models: Allswell, Brick, Luxe, and Allswell Supreme. Each design combines memory foam and pocketed coils, but pricing varies based on quality of materials, thickness, and other features.
The Allswell is the company’s flagship mattress and is the most budget-friendly of the four designs. At 10 inches thick, the Allswell also has the lowest profile. The 12-inch Luxe and Brick are taller, upgraded versions of the Allswell. The 14-inch Allswell Supreme is the company’s most expensive design. The Supreme offers additional cooling technology and superior edge support compared to the other models.
We will focus on the Brick, which is the firmer of Allswell’s two mid-priced models. We’ll break down the Brick’s materials, construction, and performance so you can determine if it’s the right fit.
SMART MATCHING
Is the Allswell Brick Right for You?
Use the filters below to see how well the Allswell Brick lines up with your unique needs. We'll also give you a couple other recommendations based on your answers.
TEST LAB RATINGS
How the Allswell Brick Scored
Motion Isolation5.5/10
The Brick is good at isolating motion, thanks to foam comfort layers and a pocketed coil support core. The firm cover and denser foam help absorb motion across the mattress.
While the coil support system does lend some bounce, individually wrapped coils help minimize motion transfer. This is an especially appealing feature for couples and light sleepers, as movement is less likely to ripple across the bed.
Pressure Relief5.0/10
With its plush quilted cover and foam comfort layers, the Brick offers some pressure relief. The memory foam offers subtle cradling, helping to reduce pressure buildup.
Because of the Brick’s firm feel, sleepers aren’t likely to sink into the mattress and experience deep contouring. As such, side sleepers under 130 pounds might not get the extra cushioning needed to prevent pressure points on the shoulders and hips.
Temperature Control6.5/10
The Brick Mattress utilizes various cooling technologies intended to help prevent sleepers from overheating. The breathable foam cover is made with gel infusions designed to dissipate excess heat.
Memory foam has a reputation for trapping heat, but the Brick uses copper infusions that are engineered to draw heat away from the body. The coil support core also promotes temperature neutrality through increased airflow.
Edge Support7.5/10
The hybrid construction of the Brick Mattress prevents sagging along the edges with a robust coil support system.
Sturdier coils along the Brick’s perimeter help prevent the sensation of rolling off the bed, especially if you sleep near the side of the bed. Stronger edge support increases how much space there is to use, which is ideal for couples or individuals who like to sprawl out while sleeping.
People suffering from back pain or other mobility issues may also appreciate the Brick’s reinforced edges, as they offer more support for getting in and out of bed.
Ease of Movement6.5/10
Memory foam typically conforms to the body and is slower to bounce back to its original shape when pressure is removed. The Brick, however, has just enough springiness to facilitate movement. The mattress’ high-density polyfoam helps prevent sinkage, while the coiled core provides extra bounce when shifting positions.
Video
Allswell Brick Video Review
Watch the video below to see how the Allswell Brick performed when put to the test in our lab.
Who it Fits
Fit by Sleep Position and Body Weight
Sizes, dimensions and weights
Side Sleepers
People who sleep on their side typically require extra cushioning to prevent pressure buildup on their hips and shoulders. The Brick’s foam comfort layers can help avoid pressure points by contouring to these sensitive areas. While the quilted foam cover adds some plushness, it is still on the firmer side.
The mattress’ mild cradling and firm (7) overall feel is better suited for side sleepers over 130 pounds. Side sleepers under 130 pounds might not experience sufficient cushioning to prevent pressure points. These sleepers will likely fare better with one of Allswell’s softer models, like the Supreme.
Back Sleepers
As the name suggests, the Brick is a firm mattress that provides excellent support to the weight-bearing lumbar region. A mattress that is too soft will cause the back to sink too deeply, which can throw off body alignment and lead to aches and pains.
The Brick provides plenty of support for back sleepers in any weight category, though its firm feel is more suitable for those over 130 pounds who require less cushioning.
Stomach Sleepers
A firmer mattress is typically a better choice for stomach sleepers, since sinkage in the midsection puts strain on the spine. The Brick’s substantial support core and dense polyfoam helps prevent excess sinkage across all weight groups.
Construction
Inside the Allswell Brick
Cover
Quilted Foam with Gel Infusions
3″ Comfort Layer
Copper-Infused Memory Foam, 2" High-Density Polyfoam
8″ Support Core
Pocketed Coils with Reinforced Edges
Other Allswell Mattresses You Might Like
Allswell Mattress
8.0/108.0/10 · $279 – $539
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Allswell Luxe Hybrid
7.6/107.6/10 · $469 – $749
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Allswell Supreme
7.9/107.9/10 · $749 – $1,249
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BUYING IT
Sleep Trial, Warranty, and Delivery
100-Night
Sleep trial
10-Year
Warranty
Free
Shipping (contiguous U.S. except CA)
White Glove
Delivery available
Availability
The Brick can be purchased on the Allswell and Walmart websites.
Shipping
Allswell offers free mattress delivery to the contiguous U.S., excluding California. A $25 shipping fee applies to mattress orders in California. Products shipped to Alaska and Hawaii incur a $50 fee. The company currently does not ship to P.O. boxes or APO, FPO, and DPO addresses.
Orders are typically processed within 1 to 2 business days. Shipments arrive on average within 2 to 7 days of order processing. Expedited 2-day shipping is available for a $65 fee.
The mattress is sealed in plastic and shipped in a compressed box.
Additional Services
For an additional fee, Allswell offers White Glove delivery and old mattress removal within the contiguous U.S.
Sleep Trial
The mattress comes with a 100-night sleep trial. Customers are eligible for a full refund if the return is requested within 100 days of receiving the item. Mattress removal and recycling fees are not refundable. Allswell mattresses purchased through Walmart may be subject to different terms and conditions.
Improper use that would void the mattress warranty also nullifies the sleep trial. Each household is eligible for one return per year.
Warranty
The Brick has a 10-year limited warranty that is only valid for the original owner. The warranty covers manufacturing and material defects, as well as indentations greater than 1.5 inches. The warranty does not cover the softening of foam over time, which is considered standard wear and tear.
Customers should keep the original invoice and be prepared to supply photos showing the issue. Removing the law tag, using an improper bed foundation, or damage incurred as a result of improper use will all void the warranty.
Depending on the circumstance, eligible mattresses will either be repaired or replaced. Alternatively, the customer may receive a prorated refund.
Shipping fees may apply for repairs and returns. Replacement mattresses are not eligible for a new warranty.
Logan is a Certified Sleep Science Coach with a deep understanding of what it means to struggle with sleep. Her years of experience researching and testing sleep products – including mattresses, natural sleep aids, and bedding – are critical to her role helping lead the editorial team. When she’s not testing mattresses or researching CBT-I, she enjoys spending time in the sunshine with her husband and her dogs Pepper and Winston.