Can it work with a King size Bed? Is more than one wedge required?
744865
yes. we have a king size bed. you will need two of them. they really do work,can be adjusted at any time. i need mine down lower and wife needs hers up higher. have for a couple of years and they get a workout!!!!
744866
I had a queen On my way! And it deflated over night. Was worthless. Went and bought a real lift for my bed. And you need more than one person in the bed to use the wedges.
744867
I think they are sold by bed size. Mine is a queen. The major problem with them is that there are not enough baffles and if only one person is in bed, the balloon/bladder seems to go from side to side unless totally blown up. If you're using it for GERD get a memory mattress. For some reason it 'cured' my problem without the use of the Genie and it supports your body with less pain noticeable in the morning. Thick memory foam toppers may work for this too. They are less expensive than replacing your mattress and comparable in price to a Genie. Try a friends memory foam mattress (if they'll let you!) and see if it helps. I think they are sold by bed size. Mine is a queen. The major problem with them is that there are not enough baffles and if only one person is in bed, the balloon/bladder seems to go from side to side unless totally blown up. If you're using it for GERD get a memory mattress. For some reason it 'cured' my problem without the use of the Genie and it supports your body with less pain noticeable in the morning. Thick memory foam toppers may work for this too. They are less expensive than replacing your mattress and comparable in price to a Genie. Try a friends memory foam mattress (if they'll... » Read More I think they are sold by bed size. Mine is a queen. The major problem with them is that there are not enough baffles and if only one person is in bed, the balloon/bladder seems to go from side to side unless totally blown up. If you're using it for GERD get a memory mattress. For some reason it 'cured' my problem without the use of the Genie and it supports your body with less pain noticeable in the morning. Thick memory foam toppers may work for this too. They are less expensive than replacing your mattress and comparable in price to a Genie. Try a friends memory foam mattress (if they'll let you!) and see if it helps. « Show Less
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!
18682
I use the rail on a Twin size bed. The straps do not look long enough for a King size bed.
791694
You will need two for a queen and a king....they do not go to the edge of the mattress.
1088909
This package comes with 4-2 foot strips of foam wedge. It takes 3 of these strips to fit a king bed. So - easily fits. We have a king sized bed and it works for us. I wrap the three wedges into a single bed sheet. Keeps them together and clean. Works great.
882346
I ordered the twin size, and it would not be large enough to cover a couch. I don't know about the king size.
2154288
I don't think so. It says for Queen or King size. I think it will be to wide for twin.
748554
The wedges are big enough for the head of my queen bed. You would need 2 sets if your going to stack them. The mattress does shift after a few nights but if you make your bed every day, it should be easy to reposition the mattress.
1071225
I cannot think of a reason why they would not work as well or even better on a small bed as opposed to a large king bed like ours. Our king bed rails are attached with this hardware and we have had no problems. However, our king bed has a platform for the support of the mattress(no box spring) and the plat form has 5 support posts.
1285898
I found that I can use up to an 8 iron but not a wedge for my setup. It depends on how close you stand to the box.
617798
In addition. The "split king" is actually close to the size of 2 twin beds...You will still need to buy one king or 2 twin mattresses.
884584
I haven't tried it yet, seems feasible...would have to keep wedges on the small size I think!
1227031
Yes it should work fine. However you may need to buy two of them. And that is dependent on the degree of angle you need with the mattress. It is a very well made product. It solved my 88 yr old mother-in-law sleep issue. Is this mattress super thick and will it bend to the amount of angle the wedge provides?
1055283
Yes it can. Occasionally you need to adjust the corners but it really isn't a big deal. The most annoying thing is when the middle wedge gets pushed down into the crack of the 2 beds. But it's still better than not having the topper.
2021320
the box says up to Queen size bed. Would try it out for you but don't have a king size bed in my home. sorry
480350
Yes, you would need to get two extra long twin box spring covers for your king size bed.
740705
NoThe twin frames will leave part of the mattress unsupported, 1 king is the size of 2 Super Singles not standard twins
748551
Since the previous answer gave the dimensions I won't do that. I am using the wedge on a daybed and have them stacked. Pushing the wedge further under the mattress seems to raise it more. Sometimes it scoots back up to the edge, but it doesn't take anything to scoot it back down while making the bed. As far as the mattress scooting, like I said it's a daybed.