Will the twin mattress work on a hospital bed ?
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I don't see why not. It bends like any foam mattress would, though not extreme amounts since it's thick. If you want one for a bed that would be set up with a lot of bends, you may try a mattress that's thinner. The memory foam part is better about bending than the other foam part. I think 2" of this mattress is memory foam, if I recall correctly.
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I would find out the dimensions of a hospital bed mattress and compare. The queen size which I bought was true to size. I do not know how it would fold like a hospital mattress; once it has filled up with air after unwrapping, it is rather firm.
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No it can't. But if you have a hospital bed, even an older one, that doesn't have any bedrails you can contact your local medical equipment supply store and ask if they can sell you just 1 or 2 bedrails that would clamp onto your type of hospital bed. If so they might even deliver them and put them on for you.
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This mattress is very firm. Our application is on an adjustable "hospital" type bed. Not exactly the same, but a heavy wire and spring base. It works fine.
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maybe...the device I got works by sliding a flat part under the mattress (usually between the mattress and box) and then fastening it with a long belt so that it stays secure. Not knowing about the under-workings of a hospital bed, I'm not sure if the long strap would work. the picture here isn't what I got for my father. his had a smaller rail (maybe 1' x1 1/2', kinda square) and was stationary.
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Hi Cari D, If the hospital bed is long, you should have no problem. Hope that helps you. Let me know if you like.
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I'm unfamiliar with a hospital bed and how they work differently from a traditional mattress. I would think they'd be fine, but can't say for sure.
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The "bed" is simply an air mattress. It lays onto the bed frame (for hospital beds). We have had the head and feet of the bed raised and it seems to do ok if the angle is not too sharp. It is a very good mattress. We have 2 now and are pleased with them in our facility.
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No. It is not a hospital bed. There are small brackets at the foot and on the sides that hold the mattress in place, but no railings that would hold someone in the bed.
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Mine is placed on the frame of a hospital bed, the kind of bed where the mattress is on a spring instead of a solid base. I think a solid base might be better.
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Yes a twin. They recommend a twin that is not more than 5 inches deep (for safety). We got a twin futon type mattress at Ikea that works great with the bed.
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yes, it will work. I have it on a single (but European sized mattress) and it is a bit tight so if you go to twin should be fine, maybe a bit big.
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This sheet is 80 inches long and probably a bit long for a standard twin mattress. Works erfect on the hospital bed mattress. Good quality.
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I use mine on a hospital bed frame but I don't have any bed rails, so it may not fit if there are bed rails since the mattress is about 3-4 inches wider than the frame.
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No, it's a mattress for a hospital-style bed. It has sufficient firmness so the thickness isn't an issue for support. Hospital beds typically have back and leg sections that elevate and if the mattress is too thick, it can't bend properly. Also, since most of these beds are height adjustable, the thickness of the mattress is not important for bed height.
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Yes. In fact, all the box springs that I have seen for king sized mattresses use two box springs instead of one. Having said that, if you are asking if box springs for twin beds will work, I would say that they probably will, but I don't know for sure, but any mattress dealer should be able to answer that for you. Hope this helps.
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I am using this mattress on an electric hospital bed. However I am not sure what model my bed. The mattress is about 3 inches wider than the electric bed but since I don't use any railings, the extra width doesn't present a problem. The mattress works fine with raising / lowering the head and / or leg inclines.
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If it's one of these beds you can set up in different positions, like rise your legs and/or the upper part of the body, no. It will not work