Can you use it on an adjustable bed?
96949
As far as I know you can. If you have an adjustable foundation, or if you don't, if you use just the mattress. It should work fine.
1405042
The mattress is firm but still flexible. So I think it will work on a adjustable frame.
970036
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.
1114193
I am unfamiliar with adjustable beds. I use 6 Raise Its, 2 of them raise the brace/feet of the support bar that runs across the center of my queen size bed. Raise Its, will acommodate different legs/feet. Inner round - up to 1-7/8" and square up to 3". I hope this helps you.
1604703
We are currently using it on a queen size bed . We have also used it on a twin bed. It adjusts easily. I recommend it.
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.
826225
I'm not sure what an adjustable bed is? I am thinking something like the number bed???? At any rate, I would think this would work on any bed, except an inflatable bed, and that would be a stretch to try that. As long as you have the mattress and box springs that the lower portion can fit between, you will be good to go. My sister and mother-in-law both have this and can't live without it.
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.
242197
I don't think so. I cannot use a bed skirt on my adjustable bed anyway. I agree with others. Pick a color in the quilt and add accessories in that color. I have washed mine several times, air dried it, and it looks great.
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.
1069342
I see some mattresses advertised as being for adjustable beds, and some are not. I suggest that you look at the ad for the mattress you bought to see if it says it can be used on an adjustable bed. You can also call the manufacturer of the mattress and ask them. I bought a mattress that said it was for adjustable beds. However, since most foam mattresses come rolled up, I don't see why it won't work. Perhaps if you have someone sit in the middle of the mattress and try to lift each end you will discover if your mattress is flexible enough to work with an adjustable bed. By the way, I am very happy with my bed. The motor is very quiet and all I had to do was screw the four legs onto the provided bolts. It will take at least two people to move the bed, so I suggest that you have help available to put it in place. I hope this helps.
655584
I too am not sure, but don't think so since the strap which secures it runs between the mattress and box spring and might be hampered by the mechanics of a powered adjustable bed.
347391
not sure, as I use it on a single bed but you could pin it so it doesn't move!
1705276
No, I don't think so, it will allow you to adjust upward and downward a bit, but it is mainly for those old fashioned bed rails that used hooks to attach to the bed frame.
126675
I don't have an adjustable bed. It didn't even work with my bed that has a mattress that is 10" high.
618028
You can. It'll make the bed tall. But it'll be more comfortable. Really depends how thick your mattress is
841052
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!