Can it work with a King size Bed? Is more than one wedge required?
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yes. we have a king size bed. you will need two of them. they really do work,can be adjusted at any time. i need mine down lower and wife needs hers up higher. have for a couple of years and they get a workout!!!!
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I had a queen On my way! And it deflated over night. Was worthless. Went and bought a real lift for my bed. And you need more than one person in the bed to use the wedges.
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I think they are sold by bed size. Mine is a queen. The major problem with them is that there are not enough baffles and if only one person is in bed, the balloon/bladder seems to go from side to side unless totally blown up. If you're using it for GERD get a memory mattress. For some reason it 'cured' my problem without the use of the Genie and it supports your body with less pain noticeable in the morning. Thick memory foam toppers may work for this too. They are less expensive than replacing your mattress and comparable in price to a Genie. Try a friends memory foam mattress (if they'll let you!) and see if it helps. I think they are sold by bed size. Mine is a queen. The major problem with them is that there are not enough baffles and if only one person is in bed, the balloon/bladder seems to go from side to side unless totally blown up. If you're using it for GERD get a memory mattress. For some reason it 'cured' my problem without the use of the Genie and it supports your body with less pain noticeable in the morning. Thick memory foam toppers may work for this too. They are less expensive than replacing your mattress and comparable in price to a Genie. Try a friends memory foam mattress (if they'll... » Read More I think they are sold by bed size. Mine is a queen. The major problem with them is that there are not enough baffles and if only one person is in bed, the balloon/bladder seems to go from side to side unless totally blown up. If you're using it for GERD get a memory mattress. For some reason it 'cured' my problem without the use of the Genie and it supports your body with less pain noticeable in the morning. Thick memory foam toppers may work for this too. They are less expensive than replacing your mattress and comparable in price to a Genie. Try a friends memory foam mattress (if they'll let you!) and see if it helps. « Show Less
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No and yes, though I would not recommend buying this product at all. For a king option, I would buy two twin hospital beds and memory foam mattresses, the 12-inch thick ones are luxe, but an eight would do fine. Buy jersey fitted sheets, 100-percent cotton from The Company Store, and then your usual king-size blankets/spread, comforter or whatever for the top... Much more comfortable and dependable. Amazon has some great deals on hospital beds and mattresses!
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The answer depends on how thick your mattress is. I have this King quilt set on our split king adjustable bed. Our mattress is 12 inches thick. The length from headboard to footboard is very generous just as pictured. The sides, however do not touch the floor like a bedspread. Our bed has about a six inch deep side rail, and the sides come far enough down to tuck into the side rail. You would probably be able to get away with it if you add a dust ruffle underneath.
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It will not work. The width of the connections for a king bed is a total of 16 inches wider than the queen bed. You will have to use a bolt or screw on plate instead.
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I use it in a queen size bed. With myself and my husband and the pillow in the bed it is tight, but I love the pillow, so we make due and it's nice to have the wedge of the pillow behind me.
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I don't know that but if its the same dimension, it would work and cheaper. I have no complaints about this one but it is the first time that I have ever used a wedge so I have nothing to compare it with. It did get good reviews.
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NoThe twin frames will leave part of the mattress unsupported, 1 king is the size of 2 Super Singles not standard twins
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I'm not sure we ended up returning it....we were looking for something for our kings size bed and it was too small...so it would probably work for you !
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I have a split king box spring on mine, so if a twin is the same size as one of the "split" sides, then yes :)
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I'm not really sure if that will work or not. From what I remember from putting it togther the side board and foot boards should allow any standard King size box spring. I think I would contact the company directly to ask before you purchase to be on the safe side
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Yes. We have a king size select comfort bed that we used with this set. It works fine.
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We use two wedges and have a heavy king size mattress, so two should work just fine for a queen size.
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This adjustable bed guard fits a twin bed nicely. I do not feel it would work on a king size bed.
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Yes, you would need to get two extra long twin box spring covers for your king size bed.
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Yes, you can. I bought 2 for my queen size bed and 2 for my king. I should have bought 3 for the king since they only come in standard size.
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I found that I can use up to an 8 iron but not a wedge for my setup. It depends on how close you stand to the box.
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Hmmm. I don't really know that answer. I have a split king but have this on a queen. I think it should work.
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Let my try it and I will get back to you - I have tried it on my full size bed and you have to get on the edge to use it there. It seems like it may but I am not sure. Give me a bit and I will let you know.Update - yes that will work!!!