Can this mattress be used with an electric adjustable bed frame.
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I would think it would work... since it comes all rolled up in a box... so the flexibility is there. But that is just my guess.
1801518
Since I also don't have an electric adjustable bed frame, I cannot answer your question in a reasonable way. Sorry
1801519
I've never used an electric adjustable frame, but I don't see why not. It's a pretty flexible mattress.
232369
There might be a way to do this but it would be difficult since the electric one is built in. It would require disassembly of the built in unit. If to be used where no electric outlet available such as camping its better to get a manually inflatable mattress.
1910649
I can't answer that. I'm not sure what kind of adjustable bed you're talking about. Mine lays flat on a foundation.
1570260
As long as the spring futon mattress can bend then yes. We use ours as a lounger and we like it a lot. We would like it even more if we had purchased a mattress with more spring in it. We are using a memory foam futon mattress with no springs and it can flatten out pretty quickly. As far as the frame, purchase without worry. We love ours
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.
5249
The Tempur-Pedic Mattress Protector does not indicate that an electric heating pad couldn't be used in conjunction. Therefore, I think it is safe if you wanted to use an electric blanket w/ it.
768212
Yes you can use it on an adjustable frame, as long as the frame is big enough. I used it on a "portable frame" and it is amazingly comfortable and supportive.
826226
As long as you can wrap that strap from the bar around the mattress and connect it to a frame it will work. If the mattress moves without the frame with it then you may not be able to use it
637477
Dear Rosemarie I don't have and adjustable bed frame, but if your bed has the same holes as a regular bed frame it will fit, I hope this has been useful
826227
I'm not sure what you mean by "adjustable bed," but this product should work fine on any bed with a mattress heavy enough to keep it in place.
1987693
Phyllis, the bed is pretty stiff, I don't think it would work in an adjustable bed frame. My partner weights 205 lbs and his side of the bed has starting to show some indentations and the bed is not even, we bought the mattress July 2014. I think we should have gotten the more expensive one. We are planning to buy another one.
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I don't see why not. It bends like any foam mattress would, though not extreme amounts since it's thick. If you want one for a bed that would be set up with a lot of bends, you may try a mattress that's thinner. The memory foam part is better about bending than the other foam part. I think 2" of this mattress is memory foam, if I recall correctly.
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Should be able to, but you must install differently than the enclosed instructions. The rail is secured to the bed by straps that are supposed to loop around the bed's foundation. With the automatic bed, you must loop and tie the straps around the moveable base directly under the mattress NOT the foundation. This keeps the bed rail secured to the bed without interfering with operation and movement of the mattress and base. We are using it on a Tempurpedic adjustable twin bed and works great for what we need. The mattress base is metal on this model, so straps are very secure, just had to fiddle with excess length for a while. No problems with it all. Should be able to, but you must install differently than the enclosed instructions. The rail is secured to the bed by straps that are supposed to loop around the bed's foundation. With the automatic bed, you must loop and tie the straps around the moveable base directly under the mattress NOT the foundation. This keeps the bed rail secured to the bed without interfering with operation and movement of the mattress and base. We are using it on a Tempurpedic adjustable twin bed and works great for what we need. The mattress base is metal on this model, so straps are very secure, just had to... » Read More Should be able to, but you must install differently than the enclosed instructions. The rail is secured to the bed by straps that are supposed to loop around the bed's foundation. With the automatic bed, you must loop and tie the straps around the moveable base directly under the mattress NOT the foundation. This keeps the bed rail secured to the bed without interfering with operation and movement of the mattress and base. We are using it on a Tempurpedic adjustable twin bed and works great for what we need. The mattress base is metal on this model, so straps are very secure, just had to fiddle with excess length for a while. No problems with it all. « Show Less
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Yes, I use mine with a Sleepnumber twin adjustable bed, you just need to make sure you order TWIN XL. The "corners" on them are extra deep so no problem.
952436
It may. The arms for this guardrail that slide between the mattress and box springs ended at the middle of a full size bed. Depending on where your adjustable bed bends, it may work.
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!
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I guess that would be up to the user. I don't like bedframes, so we always had the mattress on the floor. With this mattress we are using a boxspring with no frame. It is VERY heavy all by itself, but it is SO worth the money! It's probably not a good idea to use this mattress on a wire frame due to it's weight alone. Hope this helps.