does it work on the bed? i don't have a headboard to lean on
21084
Yes, I guess it could, it's really big. And has positions that ratch back & forth for your comfort. But, you can't put alot of weight on the back of it, it's only for support. I don't know how you would put the seat part under your mattress, unless you use the foam stuff that goes over your mattress. Depends on how big your bed is, it might work for a twin size, but you would need two of them for a single or queen. Hope, this helps you out. Happy Holidays.
868344
Mine is definitely attached to the bed. Not sure if you can get creative and somehow mount it to the wall. It's a great looking headboard though!
1331859
I used a box spring for this. If you choose not to use a box spring, you would need to get something to support the mattress. Also, in my opinion, the headboard/footboard would look too high because the mattress would be so low. Hope this helps!
2115048
Yes - the bed doesn't attach to the headboard at all - we have a moveable base and no issues
176222
Yes, I'm using it on a platform bed without a box spring, and it works great!
51461
Yes - that's how we have it. The headboard attaches to the bed frame, on which the box spring and mattress sit.
1569042
I would think that it would work on the floor. I'm not using a box spring either,it's just sitting on a portable bed frame.
516767
No. I originally purchased a regular sized box spring, which made the actual mattress/box spring so high that it took away much of the headboard. I am currently using a half-height box spring, though I don't believe the bed requires one.
2085018
If the mattress sits down inside any sort of bed frame (meaning that the top edge of the frame comes up above the bottom edge of the mattress on the bed rail side) you will need to make some modifications before it will work. I use the bed rail on a twin bed without a box spring, but I needed to raise the mattress up to the level of the top of the frame to make it work. I did this by placing 2"x10" boards on top of the frame, and setting the mattress down on top of the boards.
1854206
We used it for a king bed (split box springs which are actually two twin box springs), and it works great. As long as your headboard/footboard and side rails are sturdy, this will shore up your support in the middle.
169041
Yes. It sits on top of the bed rail. It does not recess into the bed at all so it should work nicely.
639275
Nope, it works for me because I use it against the wall or agaings the bed head but you don't count with a support structure, this will tip over or not provide resistance.
241469
It might fit but not entirely sure. We set it up and took away our bed frame and just usethe headboard with the base parked up next to the headboard. The base makes your bed move so I think it is best to use without a frame around it.
1399229
Yes it does. Not sure you can use in bed though due to the leg structure. I am able to work with it on the couch but don't think it would slide far enough to work
1516623
Possibly anchored lower to the base. You would have to keep it on real low as it shakes the bed. Keep D batteries handy!
1403556
If your bed has a solid flat surface that the mattress sits upon, allowing the wedge to be under the mattress but backed by the flat surface, allowing it to provide lift, it should work. If however the bed frame is not solid and has spaces under the mattress it would not work. Please let us know if you have any further questions.
805897
yes, it does, but as another reader noted, it's not something that would go under a bed and it's still over 6 feet long. I do not fold mine up but when I have, it's easy to do.