can you use on adjustable bed
203768
I'm not sure but the fit to my queen-sized bed was perfect in the width of the bed and just a little long in the length of the bed. It hangs about 2" off the ground which I thought was just right.
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.
595369
It can be used from either side of the bed with no special adjustment necessary. Just pivot the whole thing around and slide it in from the left.
1549797
Yes, it is adjustable as far as the width of the bed. It is nice and long and this one does not have any "gap" between the bottom and the mattress. I sent a different one back that did not work like it said, but this one is a great product and is well made AND you don't have to remove it to change the sheets.
1424954
Yes you can use your existing headboard,foot board,and rails. Take the slats out of the middle and it will sit right down in between. It basically uses your bed as a shell around your adjustable unit.Thanks mark
927444
It's very flexible -- in fact it ships rolled up! -- so I would so no reason it couldn't be used on an adjustable 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.
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.
455922
I have a generic adjustable bed and that is why I bought them. So far they are working out ok. Do not seem to have to fix sheets anymore.
692252
Sorry I can't answer that as I don't have an adjustable bed, but I would think they should work since they are stretchable and adjustable themselves.
1403554
If the bed is a pedestal, then yes. If it has sides that come up around the mattress it may be hard to use.
635086
I don't see why not. I have an electric adjustable bed that we use this mattress on now. The only thing you need to be aware of is that the edges are not constructed as sturdy or rigid as most other mattresses are. The edges (or sides) are exactly the same material as the rest of the mattress - no extra support when sitting on the edge. This is not a problem for me at all but just thought you would like that information.
1179258
The height only increases about an inch, however this will not work on an adjustable bed.
1033421
I don't see why you couldn't use it on a recliner or an adjustable bed. it's a flexible mat and wouldn't be damaged by that type of manipulation. Probably the only problem you'd run into is either not hitting the pressure pints evenly or possibly hitting some with too much pressure. That's my guess--I've not tried it.
609253
You can use this on any size bed. The issue is what kind of frame you are attaching the headboard to. We could not use this because the post on the headboard was not wide enough for the attachment. We were a full headboard to a queen frame.
96988
Thank you for the input on the use of an adjustable bed. I will call the manufacturer. ZZZZ
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.