can it be used on an adjustable bed frame
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Paul, I don't know why Amazon referred your question to me "As a reviewer of Sunbeam Thermofine Quilted. . ."Apparently they didn't look at my review which said I bought the item as a gift, had it drop shipped, and have had no report on how well it functions (not to mention whether it can be used on and adjustable bed frame. Sorry.
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I don't really know for sure but I don't see why it couldn't be used on an adjustable bed .
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I would ask the manufacturer if it does and if use on an adjustable base affects the warranty. I haven't used it on an adjustable frame.
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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.
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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.
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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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If you are putting it on a frame, then yes. If you are putting it on a bed with a flat base, then no.
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I'm not sure about the type of "hospital bed frame" to which you refer, but we do use ours on adjustable bed frames from Leggett and Platt - and they work just fine. Do note the Extra-Long length on the mattress.
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Yes, but you will need to drill a hole to accept the screw threaded end. If the screw end has a machine thread then insert a T-nut fastener to secure it to the bed frame. Kevin mchughfurniture.com
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HI Anthony, This would not be good on a Adjustable bed. This one is firm and good for flat surface..
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Sorry I can't answer that as I don't have an adjustable bed, but I would think they should work since they are stretchable and adjustable themselves.
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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
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It was used by my friend on a Queen size but I don't think the size of bed would matter. Not sure.
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Yes, my wife had this on her side of a California King (double twin xl) adjustable bed. Just be sure to have slack in the wiring and check to make sure you are not kinking it anywhere.
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Yes, but with a bit of pushing and shoving. These are generic devices and most bed frames aren't. I doubt there are any "standards" to which bed frames are made, other than width and maybe length.
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Might be a little more information then you wanted but to be sure..... I use mine on a Queen size frame so I don't think you will have any problems. I have 2 pairs, one for the headboard and one for the foot-board. This model is designed to hold your head/foot-boards just off the ground so they do not support any weight from the bed. (There is a different # adapto-hook if you want the head/foot boards to support the weight of the bed.) Since these attach to the ends of the bed-frame whatever the size of the frame will determine what span head/foot-board you can use. There is also additional horizontal adjustment built into the design to get your fitment just right. I would expect you should not have to bend any metal to get it to fit.
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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.
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I would guess, based on how difficult it is to "bend" this mattress, that it wouldn't work well on an adjustable bed. But to find out for sure, I recommend talking to the adjustable bed manufacturer to see if their product will work with a memory foam mattress. Getting this thing back into a box to return it would be a nightmare so finding out before hand is advisable.