When the rails are lowered is the top of the rail below the mattress?
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When the rails are lowered, they are below the mattress allowing the user to get in and out of bed easily.
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Hi Jerry, Thanks for your interest in the Drive Medical Deluxe Full Length Hospital Bed Side Rails. When the rails are lowereed they should be below your mattress allowing the person in the bed to have easy access in and out.
1299115
No, the rail does not lift the mattress on any side. Its convenient and when not in use it folds down at the side and is barely visible. Hope my answer helps.
845861
Yes. There is a strap that can attach . The frame between the mattress goes far beneath, so it wasn't even necessary to secure it with the strap. This was truly a wonderfully designed rail. Hope this answers your question
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The thicker side is the base foam side and should be down. There is printing on one of the edges that guides you as well. I didn't see it until about 2 weeks after I set the mattress up. Hope that helps.
528982
No. The drawers are not fitted into rails. They rest on the floor. It would be extremely dangerous to try to put another one on top. Plus with the height of the mattress you would need a ladder to get in. Not advised.
655582
If this bed rail were used on an adjustable bed, it would have to be placed away from the joint & under the mattress.There is a bar that slides under the mattress.
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It is lower. The trundle slides out from beneath the platform and remains on the floor. There is no ability to raise the trundle.
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Yes. It fits between the mattress and box springs. It doesn't matter if it's low profile. This handrail was promoted by the assisted living coordinator.
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Our mattress is 10 inches deep and the top rail is 21 inches from the bottom of the mattress. The top of the rail is 12 inches above the top of our mattress. This works very well for my husband. I like the safety of this rail. We have had no issues with this rail and bought it online from Amazon. The horizontal bars are about as long as the vertical height. There are straps that go all the way across under the mattress and fasten to the opposite side bed rail. It is very secure.
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Under the bed is 56 1/2" and it's 14" from the base the mattress sits on to the top of the rail. Hope this helps
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Size of the bed does not matter. There is a piece that goes between the mattress and springs, and the bottom of the rail fits down on the mattress. Depth of the mattress doesn't matter either as there is a way to adjust the bed rail to fit snugly on any mattress.
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No. It includes the frame. You need a low profile box spring so it will sit down inside the rails.
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I doubt it. The rail system need he weight of the mattress to keep it firm and stable. We found it best to have the rail up near the head of the bed. It seems it would be awkward to have it set at the foot end side.
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The mattress platform is adjustable. At its highest, it's 14" to the low point on the rail. At the lowest it's about 22". That's. From the top of a standard mattress.
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Think thin. You need a bunky board underneath the mattress and if the mattress is too thick it will be above the rail and therefore unsafe.
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The rail has Two straps that go above the box spring across to the opposite side where a metal disk rests on the outside of the box spring and they can be adjusted to fit twin, full or queen beds. Mattress goes on top and all is secure.
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Not exactly sure what the bed rails are but the clamps on the tonnue cover are adjustable. Hope this helps.