Would this work under a lower-profile bed that has thinner and lighter mattresses?
1389870
Yes. It is held in place by the weight of the mattress, so unless the mattress is extremely thin and extremely light, I think it would work fine.
1389871
I think it would. I have to tell you I am a therapist and these hand rails are the only ones I ever recommend, have never yet had a patient tell me they didn't work
1389872
I think it will. We have a thinner mattress (sleep number) and haven't had issues. I find this railing is the best my husband has used yet. It is a bit heavy to install, but the heaviness translates into more security with the hand rail. It seems very sturdy. My husband is a large man and it has never wobbled on him. Hope this helps!
1389873
It would probably work for a low profile bed since the handle is on the long side. The wooden part is quite heavy so the light weight mattress shouldn't be an issue to keep it in place, but extra weight would be helpful if the user is going to put a lot of force on the bar when getting up.
1389874
Probably not because the weight of the mattress is what helps keep this in place. Regular thickness mattress and thin box spring would be OK.
1389875
I use this on my elderly mother's full size bed with a mattress that is not wide and does not have a pillow top. I do not know of any reason why it would not work for you.
1389876
I believe so. We picked this bed rail because of the large 'bunky board' styling and the fact that the rails didn't go to the floor. The body weight anchors the handrail when in use. Ours is used under a top mattress only, not under a box spring, and it is fine with a 200 pound patient. It was super easy to put in place, too.
1389877
Yes, I think it would work. It has helped me tremendously! It helps me sit up, turn over and get out of bed.
1389878
My bed has an 8" foam mattress (encased in mattress fabric) resting on the Bed Assist, which rests on an elevated 3/4" plywood platform. Works fine for me; I weigh 275#.If you experience slippage, stores such as Target sell various-sized panels of very thin non-slip, textured foam, which you can layer above and/or beneath the Bed Assist.
582368
Yes I think as long as your bed isn't reclined upwards I don't see why it wouldn't work
1771347
I have not used these with the mattress at the highest level. However, they are very compressible, so I would imagine that they would work fine.
1848074
It would work best if you have something to hook the strap to under the mattress on the opposite side of the bed rail. Otherwise I don't think it will stay upright.
185510
I'm not familiar w sleep number bed construction - the horizontal bar fits between mattress and box springs. If there are no box springs then it would need to go under whatever mattress exists - the vertical piece is adjustable , but I don't know how low it would go- sorry
1120295
Extremely thin, so I almost returned it !But it you don't need warm and have a good mattress pad underneath which is what I have,then it should work!
1406682
I would think so, but remember it is a platform bed and as such is very low to ground.
1934908
The device works very well for places you can get to easily like sofas and heavy curtains. Relative to what you are cleaning, it must be held pretty much at the angle shown in the picture. If you can get to the areas needed allowing for the hose handle that must be attached to it, it should work. If you don't have much clearance, it won't. The regular hard floor attachment that comes with most Miele's is very good at getting flat against the floor. That would be my first choice for under the bed.
1889541
It would but you will not be able to tuck the ends under the mattress. It is pretty long though. Hope this helped you.
676749
Yes. I had slats that made my mattress sag and left marks. This is like a thin box spring and it has worked for me. Note that the dimensions were tight with my platform bed, but I love it.
771511
It should. There is elastic around the bottom of the sides, hope that makes sense, so just tuck it under the mattress.
2036951
I don't think it would work with the mattress below the side boards. This item needs to be between the mattress and box spring.
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.
1651921
This probably depends on the bed frame. We have a flat piece of plywood under ours. Works perfectly! No box spring required. :)
942994
Yes it would be fine it actually can slide under the mattress to where you don't see it
1339349
As long as you can push the bar between the mattress and hard composite piece it should work. The other issue might be the distance from the floor to the middle of the composite and mattress, the bars have to be able to adjust to that height. (In my case it was too high). A lower one should work
79337
The upholstered sides make the clearance between the floor and bed very short, you couldn't easily slide much out from under the bed. But if you used it for long term storage and lifted the boxspring and matress to remove the items it could work because the boxsprings clearance from the floor is slightly higher.