Can the adjustable bed still,go up and down some without the topper pulling off
1055281
Sorry, but I don't have an adjustable bed, so I don't know for sure. However, if you put both up at the same height then it should not be a problem.
1055282
Yes I have never tried to raise one side all the way without raising the other some what. It really works great and stays in place really good.
1055283
Yes it can. Occasionally you need to adjust the corners but it really isn't a big deal. The most annoying thing is when the middle wedge gets pushed down into the crack of the 2 beds. But it's still better than not having the topper.
1055284
This is not an adjustable bed. This is a foam topper that lets you convert two twin beds into a king size with no gap between them.
1055285
The "center piece" stays in place better than most, but still shows a slight rise in the center with a lightweight bedspread on two FLAT twin mattresses. If you are referring to an adjustable bed with one twin side rising, I can tell you it will most likely come out each time.
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.
138353
Yes, very well, I have it on an adjustable Sleep Number bed (you can raise the head and feet), and it stays put.
1910649
I can't answer that. I'm not sure what kind of adjustable bed you're talking about. Mine lays flat on a foundation.
1399625
Yes. That is how I am using mine - crosswise under my twin mattresses in a split king adjustable bed. Each twin can have the head or foot raised or lowered, and the suspenders under the mattress help hold the sheets in position instead of pulling out every time I adjusted the bed.
1688411
If by 'adjustable' you mean hospital bed - yes it i working fine on my husbands hospital bed....the head raises and the lower part can also but he does not use that. He and the cat both love the toasty warmth (I feel the mattress pad is safer with a pet than an electric blanket). I really like the fact that it automatically goes off after so many hours in case he forgets to turn it off.
704191
Nope. I bought it for that reason. I have it attached to the bed, but never use it because its such a pain to adjust.
1980554
My husband put it together and believes you can make that adjustment...however, you would have to take it apart and re-assemble it. He would have to go to my Mom's and check it out to be sure. She doesn't use it in the bedroom, but uses it in her living room by her lift chair. It is very easy for her to move around and is very sturdy.
1506818
We have straps only on the "wool pad", not on the wool topper. As it is, the wool topper being thicker than the pad and underneath the bottom sheet of your bed will not migrate and will stay in place. Sincerely, Christian Mourguet
1324082
Actually yes you can, that is part of what is extending under the head, you just loosen a knob and you can pull the head up and re tighten the knob. It may become top heavy if you do it too much though.
2165769
Mine tends to work its way up or down, but I just try to feel for the edge and adjust it back in place when I make the bed.
1810121
HI Anthony, This would not be good on a Adjustable bed. This one is firm and good for flat surface..
1235527
No. I bought mine because I have a hospital bed. The stretchy material moves with the bed and helps keep them in place when the bed is raised and lowered,
2204876
Not adjustable,I could see how they can break easily as mentioned in other reviews. I have had mine for about a year and one is cracked. I had to take my bottoms off the frame of the bed to make it lower.
1293058
There are little plastic pieces on the edges near the part where it bends up. They are easy to pull up but, the person has to be able to lean down and lift one side and than go to down to the other side of the bed and pull that one also. Hope this helps. Sorry I cant explain it better.
859112
I am not sure what you consider an 'Adjustable bed'. The unit has a strap - which goes under the mattress - to the far side of the bed - where it can be looped and tied off. If you mean a bed that can raise and lower - I would think that yes - it would work fine - still having the strap go under the mattress. The 'cane' part - as you can see is bolted onto a board, and if that board is under the mattress which raises and lowers - them the entire cane will stay right beside the mattress as it is adjusted upright or prone - or as the entire bed is raised up/down vertically. My wife thanks me profusely multiple times per week for getting her this. I am not sure what you consider an 'Adjustable bed'. The unit has a strap - which goes under the mattress - to the far side of the bed - where it can be looped and tied off. If you mean a bed that can raise and lower - I would think that yes - it would work fine - still having the strap go under the mattress. The 'cane' part - as you can see is bolted onto a board, and if that board is under the mattress which raises and lowers - them the entire cane will stay right beside the mattress as it is adjusted upright or prone - or as the entire bed is raised up/down vertically. My wife thanks me... » Read More I am not sure what you consider an 'Adjustable bed'. The unit has a strap - which goes under the mattress - to the far side of the bed - where it can be looped and tied off. If you mean a bed that can raise and lower - I would think that yes - it would work fine - still having the strap go under the mattress. The 'cane' part - as you can see is bolted onto a board, and if that board is under the mattress which raises and lowers - them the entire cane will stay right beside the mattress as it is adjusted upright or prone - or as the entire bed is raised up/down vertically. My wife thanks me profusely multiple times per week for getting her this. « Show Less
884862
The top comes on and off very easily. We had no issues changing the sheets.