Can the Lucid 16 inch Plush Memory Foam and latex mattress be used on a adjustable base?
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I am not sure if this mattress could be used on an adjustable base or not. I have it on a regular foundation, but I would call the company and ask. I called them many times before I bought the matress and they were very helpful. 888-975-8243
1057819
I don't see why not. My mattress lies directly on a wooden base which would be the same as a wooden floor and if feels perfectly comfortable.
1155788
Hi. The mattress needs excellent support from the bottom. It really needs cross cross slats. If your adjustable has a lot of bottom slats and feet that extend to the floor, it is possible. There are some excellent ones on amazon. I have a fixed queen set with the support installed so all went well. Regarding the mattress, it is superior and I saved at least $500-$600 with similar construction sold at local stores. We love the mattress. But it does need good support. Hope that helps.
1410529
I would think so. It is pretty flexible, after all it does come rolled up in a box. I would just want to make sure that the adjustable bed frame has something to keep the mattress in place since some have complained about it slipping.
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.
1866876
I don't know what your adjustable base looks like. This is a fairly heavy and substantial mattress intended to be well supported from underneath. I have mine on a slatted base so it's stable ... and it's excellent.
192878
I don't think so. I don't have an adjustable bed, but I had to attach mine to an end table because it wasn't staying put under the mattress and I'm sure it would fall out unless fastened down somehow.
96988
Thank you for the input on the use of an adjustable bed. I will call the manufacturer. ZZZZ
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.
756121
Yes you can. Once you transition the futon into a bed position the Memory Foam Mattress works very well on a futon. I had the same problem with my futon (metal frame) in which the metal bars where pushing up into my back. While I did not use the Memory Foam Mattress on my futon (returned the futon), I did utilize it on a military metal bunk in Afghanistan. When I left there I donated the mattress to a co-worker.
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I looked into doing the same thing but it is not suggested because of the weight restrictions and the added height it would create. Because one side lowers to be used for access during the night increasing the mattress height leaves room for injury.
1220004
I would say yes. Mine is used on a Comforpedic mattress from Beauty Rest that is similar to a temperpedic memory foam mattress and works quite well. Deep stretchy pockets are quite adequate.
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.
1057818
I guess you could but it's more like foam rubber than a regular mattress so it doesn't have the support that a regular mattress does.
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.
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This is a foam mattress. It consists of two layers of foam. Top 3 inch layer is nice firm latex foam. The bottom layer is fairly firm foam for support. The benefit and comfort (and price) comes from that nice top layer for firm latex. The two layers are glued together. Understanding that you realize: There are no springs to deform if the mattress is used in an adjustable bed frame. HOWEVER: There is a chance the layers will separate from the movements as you raise and lower parts of the bed frame. Also, that supporting bottom layer is designed to support that 3 inch top layer...it was not put there to be flexible. Basically, what I am saying is this: You can used this mattress in an adjustable frame..but you would be using it for something it was not designed to be used for. It will most likely void the warranty. Other issues: The nice bamboo fabric case it comes in may not hold up to such a frame. Also, they recommend this mattress be used on a platform "slat type" bed frame with support front to back and side to side...in other words a flat board would be the best platform to place this mattress on. I would not put this on an adjustable frame.
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As far as I know you can. If you have an adjustable foundation, or if you don't, if you use just the mattress. It should work fine.