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Hi there -- Thanks for your question. The difference between the Firm and Medium versions of the Brooklyn Aurora is in the foam layers above the coils. What makes the firm model feel firmer is simply the use of firmer formulations of the upper layers of foam -- principally the TitanFlex foam that constitutes the primary comfort material of the mattress. As you may know, the same foam can be made in different firmness levels but with otherwise similar properties in terms of responsiveness, air flow, conductivity, and the like. With most mattress brands across the market, this is the most common way that multiple feel options are offered within a given product line. Lastly, in case you hadn't seen it yet, I think you should find the answers to most or all of your questions about the Aurora in our very in-depth review of this mattress, which you can read or watch here: https://www.goodbed.com/reviews/brooklyn-aurora-mattress-review/ I hope that's helpful.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Brooklyn Bedding Aurora Medium (2017-2019)
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Yes, the Brooklyn Bedding Aurora Medium (2017-2019) mattress is adjustable base compatible. This means it is designed to be used on an adjustable base without incurring damage or voiding the warranty. In our review of this mattress, we tested it on an adjustable base to look for any adverse effects as the head and foot are elevated, and to see how well it conforms to the contours of the base both with and without the weight of a sleeper. Overall, we found the Aurora Medium (2017-2019) to have adjustable base compatibility.
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- Length: 10-year warranty.
- Indentation coverage: 1" and deeper.
- Proration: 10 years of full ("non-prorated") replacement coverage.