Will this work on an adjustable (non-hospital) bed? Thanks!
826224
We used it on a electric bed- it worked well to keep my disabled wife from falling out of the bed.
826225
I'm not sure what an adjustable bed is? I am thinking something like the number bed???? At any rate, I would think this would work on any bed, except an inflatable bed, and that would be a stretch to try that. As long as you have the mattress and box springs that the lower portion can fit between, you will be good to go. My sister and mother-in-law both have this and can't live without it.
826226
As long as you can wrap that strap from the bar around the mattress and connect it to a frame it will work. If the mattress moves without the frame with it then you may not be able to use it
826227
I'm not sure what you mean by "adjustable bed," but this product should work fine on any bed with a mattress heavy enough to keep it in place.
655584
I too am not sure, but don't think so since the strap which secures it runs between the mattress and box spring and might be hampered by the mechanics of a powered adjustable bed.
17369
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.
1180140
As long as you can clamp it onto the side of your bed it should work. They are very good a sturdy.
126675
I don't have an adjustable bed. It didn't even work with my bed that has a mattress that is 10" high.
1240496
I would think yes...I use it on a craftmatic bed that goes up and down. I don't see the difference in that and in a hospital bed. We have had ours for over a year and it sleeps the same as when we first bought it.
1871698
I would guess, based on how difficult it is to "bend" this mattress, that it wouldn't work well on an adjustable bed. But to find out for sure, I recommend talking to the adjustable bed manufacturer to see if their product will work with a memory foam mattress. Getting this thing back into a box to return it would be a nightmare so finding out before hand is advisable.
722968
Yes, you can fit an adjustable bed. I have one as well an it fit perfectly.
952436
It may. The arms for this guardrail that slide between the mattress and box springs ended at the middle of a full size bed. Depending on where your adjustable bed bends, it may work.
1604703
We are currently using it on a queen size bed . We have also used it on a twin bed. It adjusts easily. I recommend it.
692252
Sorry I can't answer that as I don't have an adjustable bed, but I would think they should work since they are stretchable and adjustable themselves.
1011340
I guess it depends on the bed's frame size,as others have mentioned, it is true to size...don't get a smaller size than bed, it won't work right
1981019
I am not certain even though it is kind of a universal fit. The width can be changed so if your bed was wider or narrower it would not a have a problem there. Suggestion use some good fasteners not the ones that come with the unit.
1016760
It is as long as the top rail of a hospital bed. I used it after the car accident I was in to be able to pull myself to turn and get out of bed. If you moved it down the bed it should work. Only issue is it doesnt fold down . hope this helps.
860820
Easily adjustable but in my case the bed was low enough that the horizontal piece which goes under the mattress raised the mattress a bit (i.e. it wouldn't adjust quite low enough). However, it was close enough that it works.
582370
Absolutely! We use it on a Full size but seems it would work on any size bed.
676418
It should. My bed is split adjustable, king size. Use twin for bottom and they have deep pockets. Work well