Will this stay put and sturdy if placed between a hospital bed frame and air pressure mattress?
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I have a sleep number bed. I purchased This VERY sturdy blanket support to hold up a sheet, a blanket and a heavy quilt. It never moves. I don't think you'll have any trouble with this at all. I found it helpful to have TWO people to adjust the height and put it in place. It has never moved. The tubing is not particularly wide - perhaps 1.5 inches - and the button adjustments work like those on a cane. VERY sturdy. Should fit easily.
1944172
Our hospital bed has box springs and this mattress is over that. It has worked good. It replaced a three inch mattress that came with the bed.
565464
It should still fit on the frame-however it's not motionless as stated in the description. The mattress isn't as deep as our previous one making our expensive waterbed sheets not fit as well... We've also had to "burp" this one much more often than our previous mattress.
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I would recommend that you place a 1/4" neoprene (rubberized) sheet on the top of the platform bed. This will help to keep the Drive Medical Home Bed Assist Rail and Bed Board combo in a fixed position on the wood base and also protect the surface of the platform. Then your (heavy) mattress would be placed over the bed board combo to hold it down in a selected position. I am pleased with the performance of the Drive Medical Home Assist Rail and Bed Board Combo. Hope my recommendation makes your installation a success.
1240498
I'm not sure about the type of "hospital bed frame" to which you refer, but we do use ours on adjustable bed frames from Leggett and Platt - and they work just fine. Do note the Extra-Long length on the mattress.
157353
I believe it would work on a hospital bed. It's not too thick but it adds a lot of comfort.
89594
Sorry, I do not know the size of a hospital bed. My mattress is almost 12" thick and it fits just fine.
139071
Yes! Once I opened my mattress I put it right on my frame and since then it bends and unbends without a problem!
599256
I have a memory foam mattress and it works great and I think this would work really well for an air mattress too. It does not squeak or make any noise at all and is a very solid foundation. It took me 20 minutes to put together and is very sturdy
1151257
No. This is positioned between the mattress and foundation. A hospital bed has no foundation. Also, this is too wide and does not "bend" so you would not be able to raise up the head of the hospital bed. If you continue with use of the hospital bed get "half side rails". Hospital beds usually come with full length side rails but you can get half rails from the vendor. They are half the length and while not meant to, they can be used to help a person position themselves. They will also be able to be raised and lowered.
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I do not see this slipping under an average bed frame...maybe if it is very tall frame. It is a very sturdy machine..more pilates style then bulking up with weights that can increase beyond the max potential of bands.
231573
I would think so. You should be able to tuck the extra under the mattress and it will stay put.
410999
If it were me, I would NOT use an air mattress on it. There are too many steel rails or "edges" on this frame that can, over time and pressure, cause a rupture in an air mattress, compared to laying an air mattress on a box-spring or the floor, where all the pressure of the air mattress is evenly distributed.
1944171
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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Hi Jerry, Thanks for your interest in the Drive Medical Deluxe Full Length Hospital Bed Side Rails. When the rails are lowereed they should be below your mattress allowing the person in the bed to have easy access in and out.
970034
Yes it will work good. I have an adjustable bed and the pad is thick and heavy and with a mattress pad over it the pad stays put and it does not slide. This is a quality product and we love it!
750999
Yes, it is very sturdy, mine hold 400lbs. As another person stated a feeling of the rails, this is solved by having a quality 3" air mattress