Must you get on floor to use or can it be used on a firm bed?
1127040
Have not tried it. But I would hesitate to set an electrical device on a bed, purely from a firehazard standpoint.
1127041
In the instructions it says not to, but I have used the bed, now I lay on a yoga mat it is a wonderful machine
304401
It is quite stiff. I put it under one of my beds. I suppose you could try it.
873682
I have not tried the bed would need to be extremely firm for any possibility of working
1923388
No, I don't think you need one. I like a low bed, so I just set my mattress on the floor and it felt fine.
2158173
I wouldn't buy this one to use as a floor unit. It's not made to balance that way, "fully loaded" anyway. There are units out there that are designed to be used on the floor, I would reccomended those..
23468
I am currently using mine just on the floor and it seems to be just fine. I've been using it this way for a few months now. I would, however, suggest that you move it every once in a while and maybe clean under it to prevent moisture buildup/mold. (I haven't had a problem with moisture/mold with this mattress, but a bed frame would prevent that by leaving an air pocket under the mattress.) Hope this helps!
23469
I did not try using the mattress on the floor so I really don't know for sure. I used the Signature Sleep mattress with the bed frame that I already had.
703334
It's pretty heavy and it came packaged rolled up. If you decide to return it it would be hard to put back in the box. Personally I wouldn't use it on the floor.
591740
You can definitely use it even if it's tilted. It would be best with the legs but it would be fine if it's balanced and off the floor.
692662
It needs to be on a solid surface so I'm not sure a bed is a good idea or would you get the full effect of it
1271624
For me, i just put it on the floor and sleep from there. Box springs is up to u as a preference. Honestly, i wish i bought a firmer mattress. This is a bit soft for my taste.
442862
Yes, this is a kneeling model, but that doesn't mean that you need to keel on the floor. I put mine on my bed (it's light enough to place on top of the bed) and then kneel on the bed to get into the correct position to stretch the back. Also, you can then fall off sidewise to de-mount, resting on your side until you are ready to get up and go about your activities.
705576
Yes you could put this on your floor. I did that with a similar mattress for years. I have it on a platform bed frame which it really just a lifted floor.
414986
Only gentle force should be used with this unit. Even seated, the pressure can be intense. Laying down on it would probably be very painful, not to mention damaging to the mechanism.
1602021
A friend of mine had one of these. I tried it and found it to be an awesome experience. But it was sitting on the floor. The device seems a bit heavy to put on a bed. However I suppose that if someone is physically impaired a caregiver might be able to help them get it in place.
762569
The bed is hard. Not extremely firm, there is some give. I think you can only use one side.
55716
I would think you could put it on the floor. I didn't try it. I still love it. I have a timeshare that has the worst sleeper sofa, I am planning on bringing this mattress.