What is the lowest it can be adjusted to? How far does it insert under the mattress?
776290
I tried to put it on our king size bed. It inserts more than halfway under the mattress. Very stable. It would not adjust low enough for our bed because we have an old frame that sets low to the floor. we just cut the part that insert into the base and it was fine. I was very pleased that it was so stable.
776291
Lowest is approx. 28". It extends approx. 30" under the patient. Excellent after spine surgery for self-assist.
776292
I have a Queen bed and it covered about 30-36 inches. It looks like the lowest it would transition downward on the outside of the mattress is about 16-18" from the floor. I am really not quite sure as it has been boxed up for quite some time. Best thing I could have bought for myself.
776293
It is set 16 inches above the floor and at the top of the box springs.It extends in from the vertical edge of the mattress and box springs approx 30 inches.
776294
It inserts almost completely across a twin bed which is 38". The height was fine for a low profile box spring on a metal frame with wheels but I had to remove the adjustable vertical pieces to make it fit. Sorry I don't know the exact measurement. It was firmly in place when I did this.
776295
The lowest adjustment to the handle height is sixteen inches (16") from the floor to the box mattress, the highest is 20 plus inches (20" plus). We have a low profile box mattress (13" from floor) so it didn't work. It goes under the mattress 32" to 40". I could see where this item would work very well with a higher box mattress (16" plus from the floor) and therein lies the problem for us.
776296
Here are my measurements:The bottom section between the horizontal bar (that goes between the mattress and the box spring) and the floor is adjustable from approx. 14 inches to 18 inches. The upper section between the horizontal bar and the padded grip bar is adjustable from 13 inches to 17 inches. The distance between the legs (also the width of the grab bar not counting the padding is 19 inches (outside to outside). I didn't get a measurement on the horizontal bar, but fully extended it is longer than a twin size mattress is wide. I hope this helps somebody
250434
About 4 feet :) if you put the mattress at the lowest level, the child has no way of climbing out!
1841959
My estimate is ~6 inches of clearance underneath, but you'd need to lift the bed in order to store anything. Add an inch to that to get the height of the base that your box spring will sit. When the bed is "on all fours" there may be an inch of clearance max to slide anything underneath. If the bed is sitting on a hard surface, you might be able to add a half inch to that. Of note, you MUST use a box spring to support the mattress. Otherwise, you're wasting money. I continue to be very happy with my purchase. Hope this helps!
853514
The mattress us 14 inches off the floor. That makes a 11 1/2 inch clearance under the bed. I am super happy with how it looks and the storage capability under the bed.
172993
27-1/2 inches......just measured.....but you can adjust the height of the headboard....I have it up higher to accommodate for the up and down movement of my adjustable bed....hope this helps you....I love this headboard ......very well made and eloquent.....I have a tempurpedic adjustable bed and it works very nicely with this headboard....there are 4 adjustments....I have it in first one but can lower it to about 3-1/2 inches lower.....so I guess from 24 inches to approx 27.....
83224
I'd say about 14 inches, at least that is how far it stretches for my mattress. It could stretch further. I love them.
214857
If you want to slide something under the bed for storage it has to be under 5.25 inches because the wood frame is lower than the slats all the way around the bed.
1536879
Mine is not adjustable. I use it at the side of my high bed to make it more easy and safe to get into bed. It is perfect for me.
126675
I don't have an adjustable bed. It didn't even work with my bed that has a mattress that is 10" high.
2001351
I had similar issues with my roomy. I finally just bought it for the King bed and now he really likes it. I wouldn't want the drop off between us if only covering 1/2 of bed. Can't answer if it would shift. JUST BUY IT! Only 2-1/2 inches but makes a world of difference if bed is too firm. Not good for soft mattress.
1127499
Low enough. Trust me it has many adjustments and my 11 year old uses it when I slide it down
1816163
This adjusts all the way down to 33 1/2 inches. It is a great product, hope this helps!
1990498
The highest that I can get mine to click into place is 40" off of the floor. It raises a bit higher, but will not click into place. I have a very high bed and this bedfan raises high enough to reach above the mattress.
1073447
I currently have the mattress at the highest setting, and there is 15" from the top of the mattress to the top of the crib. The lowest setting is six inches lower than the highest setting, so it appears there would be about 21" from the top of the mattress to the top of the crib when placed at the lowest setting. (My crib mattress is about 4.5" thick.)
444553
It stays under the mattress...I inflate it occasionally...about 2 seconds worth...I have not had a 'gerds' incident since I got this...I love it! I have tried different heights to see the minimum that works...and it is not that high...just a little keeps me from waking up not being able to breathe.
891025
It is probably too low. I have not measured from floor to upper edge of mattress, because some creepy Amazon algorithm contacted me out of the blue to answer this question and I am therefore not invested. But it is definitely low. An infirm person would need assistance. A solution might be to provide that assistance.
1110760
The deepest depth of mattress should be 5 1/2" to 6". Other wise it is to high on guard rail. Would be dangerous!