will it work on a hospital bed? will it bend so i can sit up using it?
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The 2.5" Lucid by LinenSpa Gel mattress topper would be excellent for a hospital bed. It is very comfortable and will bend to any position on your bed. I don't know how I ever slept without it.
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I have this and I love it. I think it would work on a hospital bed it's pretty pliable.
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Hi, I have full size adjustable bed and the Lucid topper is flexible and bends at least up to a 45 degree angle.
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I believe it would work on a hospital bed. It's not too thick but it adds a lot of comfort.
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I'd say a qualified "yes, you can sit up pretty straight". The bedframe itself isn't a 90 degree angle, but with a mattress the user effect is nearly 90 degrees. May depend some on the mattress you choose.
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Sorry, I do not know the size of a hospital bed. My mattress is almost 12" thick and it fits just fine.
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The "bed" is simply an air mattress. It lays onto the bed frame (for hospital beds). We have had the head and feet of the bed raised and it seems to do ok if the angle is not too sharp. It is a very good mattress. We have 2 now and are pleased with them in our facility.
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Mine is placed on the frame of a hospital bed, the kind of bed where the mattress is on a spring instead of a solid base. I think a solid base might be better.
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If adjustable base you mean one with the ability to raise the head and feet sections separately I would say possibly, though probably not (it depends on the base). The mattress itself is fairly flexible so bending it is not much of a problem, though it may be too light and would not sit properly if the bed was adjusted. If the adjustable base is built with weak supports and straight bars you might find it uncomfortable (I am thinking of a fold-out bed in a hide away couch here). On the other hand, the mattress is a premium high-density foam mattress and some adjustable bases are designed to work perfectly for these. While the manufacturer recommends you use a flat, solid base or the floor (they do work great if you like minimalist furniture living) I so think that it would work fine for any bed that can use a high-density foam mattress. A good rule of thumb is that if the foam mattresses from IKEA could work in the base, this mattress should also work fine (and cost half as much as the equivalent mattress from there).
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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 is as long as the top rail of a hospital bed. I used it after the car accident I was in to be able to pull myself to turn and get out of bed. If you moved it down the bed it should work. Only issue is it doesnt fold down . hope this helps.
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i can bend. I got a bigger size then I need on accident so I cut it use it in a pillow. It handled rolling and folding of the pillow fine. Hope that helps.
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No. It's too uncomfortable for bending...you definitely won't like the stiff feeling.
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No! Like you said. It will definitely bend. Even papers If i fill up a shelf too much it bends.
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Can't say I've ever tried doing that with my HoMedics Massager, but I think it probably can be done. I don't believe there's anything that forces the back of the chair to stay in an upright position, so you could probably lay it flat and turn it on while laying in a hospital bed.
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I only use it on a twin hospital bed and it has plenty of extra to tuck - hospital bed mattresses are pretty thin.
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Yes I purchased this pillow for my daughter who is 6 months pregnant. She uses the pillow on her sofa with no problems. So I think it will fit a hospital bed.
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We use it for a mattress for the top bunk of our son's bunk bed which doesn't require a thick mattress and box spring. Underneath the mattress are slacks which are smooth and flat. With that being said, I would not use it for a hospital bed that has thick wire. I hope this helps.
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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!
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No, it's a mattress for a hospital-style bed. It has sufficient firmness so the thickness isn't an issue for support. Hospital beds typically have back and leg sections that elevate and if the mattress is too thick, it can't bend properly. Also, since most of these beds are height adjustable, the thickness of the mattress is not important for bed height.