Will this stay on an adjustable hospital bed in the up position?
1078356
im really not sure but there is a lot of room to stretch it might come up in the middle but if someone is lying down should be no problem it tucks far under hope this might help
1078357
I don't know. I have a extra long twin in a university dormitory, so the bed is only horizontal.
841050
Not sure why a adjustable bed frame would make a difference but it does a pretty good job about staying in place, it has to be readjusted over time but it's not bad.
213074
They are not adjustable but they do stay in place. I love them and plan to get some for all my beds. I can easily move my bed around if I want to move it.
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.
1051018
I don't have the adjustable base, but brochure that comes with the mattress says it will. The controller will automatically compensate.
763326
Yes it is adjustable, but.... it does not stay in place. I have taped it so it stays where I want it to.
1148675
I am not too sure about it folding far enough and adjusting to the sitting position of a hospital bed like would work. The mattress is great, a bit firm but contours to your body. I know enough about hospital beds so I can tell you from the heart, this might not work. Hospital beds have thinner mattresses so maybe you would be better off with a 5 inch one. The mattress is also quite heavy to handle by one person. I hope this helps some! Good luck!Isabel
1691035
IT WILL move, but it is great if you secure it with large safety pins, or if for a bunk bed you tie twine to the spring/slats if able. You have to secure it somehow. Otherwise it is great. I pinned the part that goes under the mattress to the bed skirt, with the extra large safety pins, (the bed skirt can move too), but it IS staying secure. I could also pin it to the fabric on my box spring, but not needed. It is a great product! You have to think outside the box to secure it. I really love mine!
1566328
I don't know. I have always used sheets made specifically for hospital beds. They stretch with the repositioning of the bed where sheets for a regular bed wouldn't.
1489375
I would have to say, "No" to that. I do not believe that it would stay put like you would want it to. It has very deep corners for slipping over the mattress corners, which works perfect.
1257740
Yes, very well. We have an adjustable bed applied to the head and sheets have not slipped at all. We rarely raise the foot of the bed so we have not put them on.
1410529
I would think so. It is pretty flexible, after all it does come rolled up in a box. I would just want to make sure that the adjustable bed frame has something to keep the mattress in place since some have complained about it slipping.
1121857
I think if it would stay up it might, we bought an xl for my husband and it would not stay in position.
635084
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.
400216
If it's one of these beds you can set up in different positions, like rise your legs and/or the upper part of the body, no. It will not work
1536879
Mine is not adjustable. I use it at the side of my high bed to make it more easy and safe to get into bed. It is perfect for me.
547950
No it can't. But if you have a hospital bed, even an older one, that doesn't have any bedrails you can contact your local medical equipment supply store and ask if they can sell you just 1 or 2 bedrails that would clamp onto your type of hospital bed. If so they might even deliver them and put them on for you.