Can this be used on an adjustable bed frame?
2042636
It can. Though there should be something like close to together slats or a piece of plywood as the base directly underneath the mattress.
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.
804740
No, probably not unless you have one of the taller bed frames. Even then it would be iffy.
927444
It's very flexible -- in fact it ships rolled up! -- so I would so no reason it couldn't be used on an adjustable bed.
96988
Thank you for the input on the use of an adjustable bed. I will call the manufacturer. ZZZZ
763815
Yes, definitely. Ours fit directly on to the metal frame on an IKEA queen-sized bed frame perfectly.
635086
I don't see why not. I have an electric adjustable bed that we use this mattress on now. The only thing you need to be aware of is that the edges are not constructed as sturdy or rigid as most other mattresses are. The edges (or sides) are exactly the same material as the rest of the mattress - no extra support when sitting on the edge. This is not a problem for me at all but just thought you would like that information.
887964
It has a very thin opening to slide it onto the bed frame. If your wooden frame is thick it would not work.
1933921
I'm not sure, however, there are several holes that allow the bed frame to attach to the headboard wood extensions which in turn would adjust the height.
1185618
I would think so. I have mine on an adjustable queen sized bed with a tempurpedic frame.
1801519
I've never used an electric adjustable frame, but I don't see why not. It's a pretty flexible mattress.
1240497
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.
1499264
Yes. If you are using a separate bed frame e.g., to hold the headboard & footboard, the adjustable bed frame must sit above that frame using extension legs. The mattress then rests on the adjustable bed frame.
637477
Dear Rosemarie I don't have and adjustable bed frame, but if your bed has the same holes as a regular bed frame it will fit, I hope this has been useful
1306309
Yes, but you will need to drill a hole to accept the screw threaded end. If the screw end has a machine thread then insert a T-nut fastener to secure it to the bed frame.
122263
By "adjustable base", you mean one that adjusts from a queen to a king (for example)? I would assume so, as long as the base is strong enough...I think it would sag if not supported well in the middle.
1801518
Since I also don't have an electric adjustable bed frame, I cannot answer your question in a reasonable way. Sorry