Will this mattress work on an adjustable (hospital-type) frame?
1405041
No it would need a box spring. The mattress comes rolled up in a tube and bag
1405042
The mattress is firm but still flexible. So I think it will work on a adjustable frame.
582367
Thank you for your interest in this item. The bed rail are designed for beds with a mattress and standard box spring. It is not recommended for adjustable beds.
716299
Yes this mattress will work with your adjustable bed base. Upon purchasing your order please let us know if this is for an adjustable bed base so we can put slits in your side rails. Thank you!
122263
By "adjustable base", you mean one that adjusts from a queen to a king (for example)? I would assume so, as long as the base is strong enough...I think it would sag if not supported well in the middle.
635086
I don't see why not. I have an electric adjustable bed that we use this mattress on now. The only thing you need to be aware of is that the edges are not constructed as sturdy or rigid as most other mattresses are. The edges (or sides) are exactly the same material as the rest of the mattress - no extra support when sitting on the edge. This is not a problem for me at all but just thought you would like that information.
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.
2024837
This mattress is very firm. Our application is on an adjustable "hospital" type bed. Not exactly the same, but a heavy wire and spring base. It works fine.
1225104
This company actually shipped me the wrong product. I did go into mattress firm and got one almost similar. When you say adjustable bed frame do you mean one that fixate different level on different sides?
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.
635084
I am using this mattress on an electric hospital bed. However I am not sure what model my bed. The mattress is about 3 inches wider than the electric bed but since I don't use any railings, the extra width doesn't present a problem. The mattress works fine with raising / lowering the head and / or leg inclines.
1099752
The bars that connect each side of the rails latches on to the metal frame of a hospital bed to create more stability. I'm not sure if the rails will stay in place if not latched. However, if the mattress is heaven enough, it might hold the rails nicely.
1907633
So long as there is a frame that it can be attached to. It will work, It is very adjustable.
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!
1094952
Yes. However, this frame is terrible. It really doesn't matter what kind of mattress you use with it.
1003101
Amazon does sell adjustable frames that say they are good for memory foam mattresses so I would think that this one could be used for it. If you already have a bed frame, what you should know is that these types of mattresses need to be on a very sturdy surface, not like a regular box spring or the warranty would be void. The reasons for this is that if they are not on a stable surface, they will not perform properly. My fiance built a wooden frame for our first memory foam mattress and didn't buy the correct type of wood for it. We're not small people and the wood cracked a bit and we both noticed immediately that the mattress seemed to become spongy. He fixed the break in the frame and it immediately became sturdy again. Do a search on adjustable bed frames for memory foam mattresses on Amazon and see if yours looks like the ones Amazon sells to see if it will work for you.
357921
YES...I bought this mattress to fit a hospital size bed, which is a few inches narrower than a twin size mattress...I used a marker and a yardstick to draw the line and cut with an electric knife...it was very easy and the cut was completely smooth. Hope this helps you!
1442433
I don't really know for sure but I don't see why it couldn't be used on an adjustable bed .