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.
193283
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.
1051017
Yes the info says you can. You can even buy an adjustable base along with the bed.
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!
970034
Yes it will work good. I have an adjustable bed and the pad is thick and heavy and with a mattress pad over it the pad stays put and it does not slide. This is a quality product and we love 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.
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.
1977364
Yes. I have one of those adjustable beds and these sheets fit perfectly. I've had no problems at all!
453684
Hmmm. My first thought on that would be "no". It's an extremely thick mattress and I would think that it would slide rather than bend. But if it were secure within the frame of the adjustable bed and could not slide off the end of it then I suppose it could work. I know that is not a definitive answer and honestly I would contact the company before purchasing the mattress. http://www.lucidmattress.com/#contact
521424
We have it on a sealy posturpedic and it works. We do have an adjustable bed and sometimes when you raise the head up to read it will slip the mattress, but then so do the sheets.
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.
586489
No. Once you put them all together, it is not adjustable. I suppose you could un-string the tubes and cut one or more of them (or leave some out altogether) and then re-string them, but it seems a lot of work for no reason. Unless your bed is under an eave or other slanted ceiling, the height should not be a problem.
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.
864664
The product is not designed to be used for an adjustable bed as it's not been fully tested for such usage. I know that people do use it for such purpose, but the warranty would not cover the encasement for such application. Hope this helps.
635085
Yes! I purchased mine 2 years ago and placed it on a adjustable (hospital style) bed.
951280
I have a pillow top queen size bed and it stays in place. I cannot say for sure how it would work on an adjustable bed. This does not move even when I change my sheets.
1278824
Not sure if the rail straps would stay tight to the boxspring on an adjustable bed, or be able to be in the correct position.