I can't get down to or up from the floor. Can I use this on my bed?
801903
The unit only weighs 18 pounds so I don't see why not, as long as it is not a water bed or an air mattress. There may be a concern about using it with foam mattresses as well. Old fashioned and pillow top mattresses should be fine because they have enough support to keep the machine in place and keep it from sinking into the bed too far. There may be ways you can make your bed more ideal for the machine as well. Perhaps by placing a board across the bottom of your bed first and then the machine on top of that. You will also want to keep your body positioned in the center of the bed to insure even weight distribution while the machine is in operation.
1286050
I don't get what I need this for. If I fall out will this slowly bring me to the ground?
1406160
This would never work sweetheart. You need to write these people and ask what to get as this one is awesome for LOW things like a huge bed where you can put it under the frame on the side like if you want to slide a rug under it. I got two for that purpose. It only goes up 13 inches!
1824446
I did not use it to keep my legs elevated but it is soft enough I think it would be great for that. Something you might try first is to just get a 2x4 piece of wood and put it under the foot of your bed, unless your legs are suppose to be elevated a lot more. Just 2 inches makes a big difference.
445670
I don't see why not, although you'll probably need a step stool to get in bed. It will be pretty high/tall with the box spring.
573578
No it is a flat mattress. One would have to obtain a bedframe that would raise or lower.
25670
There is quite a gap between the floor and the bed so I should think you can
1204009
The mattress is extremely tall so I wouldn't put this on top of anything unless you want to use a step ladder to get on and off the bed.
2000908
My Beds Up frame sits within my existing metal frame and works for me on the 4" elevation level. I believe you could place the rails directly on the floor but the foot of the mattress would be resting on the floor and there would be no way to sweep under the bed.
1495555
It is meant to assist a person to get in and out of bed with a frame - not from the floor.
444550
The lift would stay under the mattress as long as you wanted to use it. It can be lowered at any time using the control that is attached to it. When making the bed, it is easier if you remove it. The purchase is for one only.
1984742
I think it is low , my bed is too low and I uSed to reached it and moved it from my bed
794400
I would like to say you can. But I just keep it on the floor without box spring because I am lazy to get one. I hope someone else can answer that.
1098726
It sits on the floor so pressure downward is a lot. It won't keep someone in the bed. It is only a handle to steady ones self. . Slides between mattress and box spring. It is the style the assistive living center told me to get.
1383572
I would think you could. Probably not as good as on a solid floor. Make sure you get it tightened down well. If you are putting this inside your home, I would be concerned about your ceiling. I think it would damage the ceiling.Gary B.
1579647
Yes you can....there are settings to steup or step down depending on where you use it..
1294985
No because the frame has the motor and everything that operates your bed attached to it. I'm assuming you're talking about a bed where the mattress just sits down on it. If that is the case, it won't work. I believe that the legs are attached and there are extenders to make the bed taller if you want it to be higher. This bed is extremely heavy and I don't think I would want to put it on a platform.