Will the TwinXL work okay on an electric hospital type bed?
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I can only guess but I would have to say yes it most probably would because it was flexible enough to be rolled up while being shipped and I noticed that when I pick it up to tuck the covers underneath its lightweight but very durable and very comfortable. of course I've never tried it on a hospital type bed but I do believe that it might really work well.
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I have it installed on Queen size and it works fine, has temperature settings so I don't see why it wouldn't work on a twin
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No, these are for a hospital bed (A little narrower than a twin). What you are looking for is a Drive product, item# 16500BV. It will fit a Twin up-to a King size bed. It is adjustable. I work at a medical supply company and deal with Drive Medical on regular basis. It is a quality product. If you have any other questions feel free to email me.
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No they don't work with craftmatic beds because you need a metal frame to bold them to.They are designed mainly for hospital style beds.
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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.
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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.
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We bought it for our adjustable beds, two xl twins for our King bed. Yes it works just fine! I did however dislike the lack of heat around the place the electric plugs into the bottom. So I turned the pad around and had the plug in at the top of the bed so the heat goes all the way down to my toes now. There is a bump where the plug goes in, but it does not bother me under my pillow. Had them for quite some time and LOVE them. Both work just fine.
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Dear JLP sorry for the delay in responding to your question. Yes, the earthing mat works great on the electric bed that move up and down like a hospital bed. We have the same bed and I move it up to watch tv and up to elevate my feet. It does not bother my husband as he does not elevate his side. It does shift a little when I set my side up but in the morning just pull it straight and make the bed. You will love it, enjoy the mat.
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Thank you for your question. This rail only fits on hospital beds. See Figure 1 here in the manual: https://www.drivemedical.com/media/files/818/15201BV_hangtag.pdfWarmest,Dorsey D.ActiveForever
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Yes you can use foot pump for this mattress if you don't access to electric.It's ok
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It's very much like a very "short" electric mattress pad, it lays under the sheets at the foot of the bed, we only use ours on low, but bedding shouldn't be an issue, foam or otherwise.
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I have not seen any difference in sleep or arthritis, so I do not know if it's worth it in general. You should be able to use it on any kind of bed as long as there is another electrical outlet for it.
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I used them successfully on a hospital bed that adjusted. It also had an osculating air mattress. My opinion is that these sheets would do well for you.
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Probably not. It's the length of an average hospital bed. You could probably add something, such as a memory foam pillow for the bottom area where the feet rest.
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yes, i bought this for my mother's hospital bed. i just put it on top of the plastic mattress, debbie
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I only use it on a twin hospital bed and it has plenty of extra to tuck - hospital bed mattresses are pretty thin.
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Oddly this is not mentioned in the manual at all. Call Biddeford at 800-789-6441 and ask them. After all, virtually all electric blankets are under some bed spread or comforter, so I don't see why not. Best to ask them.