can you use this in bed? I can not get on the floor
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Hi NormaYes you can use this in bed, and you can also use it in a seat as a lumbar support.
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I have not tried the bed would need to be extremely firm for any possibility of working
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not really because it has to be a hard surface to get study belance carpet or on the rug will be ok.
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Hi Norma. If you can't get on the floor I would recommend you get something other than this product to help you. I don't think using it in bed would be a great idea and it really is just a cheap bit of curved plastic so I don't know how much it would help you. Sorry.
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I've never tried that, but I'm thinking that if your mattress is on the firm side, you should be able to. If you have a soft mattress, it may not work.
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I don't think this will work. It is not very thick and probably would not touch the floor.
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yes you can! Which is also helpful if you have a platform bed (no space underneath)
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we use it on the floor to put his feet on and it does not slip much on the carpet. It does not have any handles or straps if you are looking for that. Have not tried it in a bed as yet.
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There's absolutely no reason why you couldn't use it on the floor, the design is very simple and just lies flat underneath the mattress. Should work just fine although I'm pretty sure the whole 'fold down' thing will not work since there's no where to 'fold down' too!! We loved this bedrail, you can see through it and get a good flow of fresh air.
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I do not know why it would not work in the bed. My wife uses the mat daily on the sofa which has foam, fabric covered cushions. She frequently falls a sleep on it. She declared that this mat is the best thing I ever got for her.
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No you can't. The pedals are too low to the ground. You should be able to lie on the floor when using the MagneTrainer.
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Maybe if using the legs to do so. I do not have it attached to the bed but standing on the legs and have no problems with it moving. We have a ca ling head board. And it is not one of those new heavy mattresses and it still does not move. You might try that first.Sandy
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Possibly. It depends on the size of your bed.there are about 74 inches of clearance under the bed.also about 50 vertical inches of clearance. You wouldn't want to stand up under this so sitting up in bed might be a challenge, except for small children.
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I believe you can. We have an upholstered headboard that we trapped between the bed and wall and it works great! The frame was super easy to assemble and set-up and I no longer stub my toes!
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I think you would hit the floor unless you also had something additional like an air mattress between you & the floor. I think they make 4" toppers, maybe that would work!
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You can if you need to stop and rest I think it would be very hard to move around on it as there is no place to put your injured foot.
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Yes you can, but it's quite heavy and doesn't roll easily over carpet. But we have moved it both into and back out of our bedroom and into the family room st the other end of the house. I wouldn't want to do it on a daily basis or by myself though.
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I use mine on the floor and I love it. It does make it harder to get in and out of bed tho.
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I would like to say you can. But I just keep it on the floor without box spring because I am lazy to get one. I hope someone else can answer that.
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It's a laptop STAND.The bottom platform you see in the picture must be on a flat surface, like a desk or table. The topmost platform holds the laptop. So, no, this is not suitable for using while in bed.
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No. I put it directly on the floor and unless you are on your knees you won't feel the floor. I'm 6' 3" 185.