Can it be used on an adjustable bed system? I am looking for a new mattress for my Leggett &amp; Platt Bass Adjustable system.
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Hi, the bed is very flexible without a box spring. as soon as i sit on the edge of it, it sinks with my weight . i just tried to prop and bend the top, and was not succesful. It is just so thick
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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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Don't see why it couldn't as long as it wasn't directly on the mattress. HOWEVER, I don't recommend the product at all. I tried three times and they don't last a year. Google for one made by Sealy. We've bought two of them for my husband and I and we love them.
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Hello dunner. Absolutely :-). Any Tempurpedic mattress will work for this adjustable base despite the thickness of this one. Have a great day
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Paul, I don't know why Amazon referred your question to me "As a reviewer of Sunbeam Thermofine Quilted. . ."Apparently they didn't look at my review which said I bought the item as a gift, had it drop shipped, and have had no report on how well it functions (not to mention whether it can be used on and adjustable bed frame. Sorry.
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Should be fine. I used it on a steel bed frame with 2 inch grids directly under the mattress. The mattress is not thick but I can not feel the grids even when I try to press hard on it. This is much better than I thought and I am very impressed.
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I don't think so. I don't have an adjustable bed, but I had to attach mine to an end table because it wasn't staying put under the mattress and I'm sure it would fall out unless fastened down somehow.
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We have a thick pure latex mattress on a Queen size adjustable base. Works great. It not a mattress made for an adjustable base, buts it flexible so it works fine, just eliminated the box springs.
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I am not sure if this mattress could be used on an adjustable base or not. I have it on a regular foundation, but I would call the company and ask. I called them many times before I bought the matress and they were very helpful. 888-975-8243
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I'm not sure why not -- most any solid flat surface should be ok. Of course, if the surface it's on flexes or dips it may have some effect on how the mattress feels and responds to pressure, but I wouldn't think it would necessarily be a "bad" thing to do.
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I think it would be fine. Mine came to me shipped in a square that was vacuum packed. I was worried it would have creases but it once I pulled it out and put it on my bed they went away like magic. I think it will work great on an adjustable bed.
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This company actually shipped me the wrong product. I did go into mattress firm and got one almost similar. When you say adjustable bed frame do you mean one that fixate different level on different sides?
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I'm not quite sure what you mean by adjustable bed frame, but if you're planning to put this on a bed that "bends" (like a hospital bed or something similar), I imagine that it would probably be fine. It isn't rigid so I think it would flex/move with the positions; and it's heavy enough that it shouldn't just slide off. That being said, I have mine on a regular mattress (and regular bed frame) so I can't say for sure. Hope that helps!
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this system screws into your wood bed frame; so if you are still using the woodbed frame and the plastic boxes like a standard box spring then I think it could work;but if the plastic boxes have legs or goes below bed frame then this system will not work.
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Might be a little more information then you wanted but to be sure..... I use mine on a Queen size frame so I don't think you will have any problems. I have 2 pairs, one for the headboard and one for the foot-board. This model is designed to hold your head/foot-boards just off the ground so they do not support any weight from the bed. (There is a different # adapto-hook if you want the head/foot boards to support the weight of the bed.) Since these attach to the ends of the bed-frame whatever the size of the frame will determine what span head/foot-board you can use. There is also additional horizontal adjustment built into the design to get your fitment just right. I would expect you should not have to bend any metal to get it to fit.
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I don't have the adjustable base, but brochure that comes with the mattress says it will. The controller will automatically compensate.
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I have a Tempurpedic adjustable bed. What I had to do was extend it as long as possible and then prop it up on a 2x4 on the floor. I hooked it through the metal piece at the bottom of the bed that holds the mattress on. Putting it on the 2x4 made it high enough to hold the blanket off my feet. The other possible sizes were either too short because of the thickness of the mattress or too tall. I don't use it anymore, but it sure was helpful at the time of my sprained ankle.