Can this mattress be used with an XL Invacare Electric Hospital Bed?
635083
We use them on an adjustable bed that has both head and foot adjustments. The mattress is a little rigid and needs a body on it to maintain contact with the bed but it is very comfortable in the inclined positions we use.
635084
I am using this mattress on an electric hospital bed. However I am not sure what model my bed. The mattress is about 3 inches wider than the electric bed but since I don't use any railings, the extra width doesn't present a problem. The mattress works fine with raising / lowering the head and / or leg inclines.
635085
Yes! I purchased mine 2 years ago and placed it on a adjustable (hospital style) bed.
635086
I don't see why not. I have an electric adjustable bed that we use this mattress on now. The only thing you need to be aware of is that the edges are not constructed as sturdy or rigid as most other mattresses are. The edges (or sides) are exactly the same material as the rest of the mattress - no extra support when sitting on the edge. This is not a problem for me at all but just thought you would like that information.
945863
I don't know anything about that mattress, but they send 2 valves - alike, but differently threaded. Apparently that is enough to cover the possibilities. It worked for me and the cost of the experiment was far less than the cost of a new mattress. Good luck.
520858
I just received this tray for my Invacare 6291 Folding walker, and it DOES NOT fit. it is too narrow. My therapist and case manager told me Invacare is in litigation and their folding trays are not available. ANYwhere.>^,,^<~
2145246
I am not sure exactly the Invacare 9000 xt is, but we have use the leg lifts with two different kinds of wheelchairs we have. We have also used them with all hospital wheelchairs when going for follow up appointments for the wheelchairs that did not have leg lifts.
744868
No and yes, though I would not recommend buying this product at all. For a king option, I would buy two twin hospital beds and memory foam mattresses, the 12-inch thick ones are luxe, but an eight would do fine. Buy jersey fitted sheets, 100-percent cotton from The Company Store, and then your usual king-size blankets/spread, comforter or whatever for the top... Much more comfortable and dependable. Amazon has some great deals on hospital beds and mattresses!
22547
This Aerrobed Classic Inflatable mattress comes with an excellent plug-in electric pump. Howeverif you are taking it some place where there is no electricity, you will need adaptors to use it with with your battery operated pump. These come with the Aerobed so don't forget to bring them along.
968772
That shouldn't be a problem at all as it only uses the earth energy. Even if you plug it into the wall outlet. After all, you can use electric blankets with hospital beds.
924182
If an XL Twin is longer, then no. I purchased a posturepedic style twin mattress, and it barely allows the ability to change the sheets.
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.
1245555
I don't know why not, it's a standard crib mattress but are you aware of the recall on these monitors? http://www.cpsc.gov/en/Recalls/2014/Angelcare-Recalls-to-Repair-Movement-and-Sound-Baby-Monitors-After-Two-Deaths/
1340772
This mattress has an electric powered air pump that is already built inside. If you have the converter attachment for your car that you can plug in a regular electrical outlet, then yes. But only if you have the extra plug converter.
1958939
Yes, but not this version. Look for the "Wenzel Stow 'n Go Twin Airbed with Integrated Pump." In my opinion though, the built-in manual pump for this mattress works great, and you don't need to worry about batteries.
89594
Sorry, I do not know the size of a hospital bed. My mattress is almost 12" thick and it fits just fine.
1313142
I'm not sure about an XL. We used IKEA mattresses, which were not as tall as standard mattresses, and they fit great (the trundle mattress needs to be shallow to fit under the frame). Unfortunately, we had to ask for a complete refund for the bed. Parts arrived mildewed and broken; the reseller was fantastic about getting replacement parts shipped to us, but after 2 rounds of broken replacement parts, we just didn't feel safe using that bed. I loved the look, but it's just not anything of quality (manufacturer's fault - the reseller was superb). Hope this helps!
1505777
No. This model is narrow, and sized to fit a hospital bed. I'm not even sure if it would fit on a twin. There's another model that includes extensions for full, queen, and king: Drive Medical Home Bed Style Adjustable Length Bed Rails, Brown Vein
941662
I only use it on a twin hospital bed and it has plenty of extra to tuck - hospital bed mattresses are pretty thin.
1566328
I don't know. I have always used sheets made specifically for hospital beds. They stretch with the repositioning of the bed where sheets for a regular bed wouldn't.