Could I use this with a Tempurpedic bed which has its own frame and mechanisms underneath for raising and lowering? Can it simply surround the bed?
742905
stick with the Tempupedic frames-they are designed to be used with the adjustable mechanisms-this is a normal bed with a built in frame to support a mattress and box spring.
998008
If it's the thickness of a regular queen-size mattress, yes. I have a queen-size mattress with a TempurPedic topper. There's enough of the stretchy sides left over that I tuck it beneath. Every once in a while I find I have to reposition the terry cloth part squarely on the mattress, but it's no big deal.A couple of weeks ago, I had a major spill and it blocked all of it. Just washed the cover in cold water on gentle, and hung it inside my home to dry. Works great.
133024
Yes! I am at the point of replacing this with a proper bed frame, it wakes me up at night- I can't even imagine if there was another person sleeping on it too!I am using it with a mattress that had this item as the 'recommended purchase with' at the bottom of the listing, and it is truly something I am regretting.
1204585
no it won't be possible - there's a bar you have to pull up on to get the bed to raise - the mattress would cover the outer/inner bars of each bed
275816
It's not necessary, but you could ... just make sure the box spring has a structure of supports that are pretty close together so you don't end up with sagging sections. Remember, the foam mattress doesn't have as strong a "frame" to keep it from drooping in between slats. It works best on a platform frame -- try searching Amazon.com for "platform bed frame" to see a good idea of the support it should have. I have a queen-size Sleep Master metal bed frame foundation that works great (I just bought 12 risers to raise it up another few inches). Hope that helps!
1185618
I would think so. I have mine on an adjustable queen sized bed with a tempurpedic frame.
1337504
Im sorry but i dontKnow the details required for that type ofattress. I hav a non moving temperpedic mattress on the bed. I will say this. We LOVE this bed and get complements on it all the time when anyone sees it!!! Great for sittin up watchin tv.
923361
It goes around anything solid but when I tried it on a metal slotted bed frame it wasn't steady. Around a box spring or mattress should be fine. Plus if it's secured with the box spring then when the head part lifts up it won't fall. You will loose some height cause the bottom bar will be under box spring and then add mattress on top. But it should fit snug.
2042636
It can. Though there should be something like close to together slats or a piece of plywood as the base directly underneath the mattress.
2222119
From my own unit it doesn't look like it would properly support rollers/casters for the frame. The frame itself is fairly light weight to be moved when needed. Having rollers/casters on the frame would probably make it more likely to move when you don't want it to even when locked in place. If the company makes rollers/casters for this frame specifically I have not yet seen them available. I haven't found it difficult to move the bed itself when needed though, which is rare as there is already a fair bit of space below to vacuum under the bed without moving the frame.
1094953
I have an off brand Tempurpedic (memory foam) mattress that I use with the box spring. I mainly use the box spring because I would have nowhere else to store the box spring and I like the added height to the bed.
868342
I don't think this will work for what you are looking for. It is mostly wrapped foam construction. It would probably fall over if you left it freestanding. The only way you could mount it to the wall would cut into the cover. It would be easier to retrofit bed rail brackets on your frame.
1204007
I suppose you could purchase a box spring and frame and then, place this on top if you want it to function more like a traditional bed. I don't think that is how it is meant to be used but I can't imagine why it wouldn't work.
1499264
Yes. If you are using a separate bed frame e.g., to hold the headboard & footboard, the adjustable bed frame must sit above that frame using extension legs. The mattress then rests on the adjustable bed frame.
1046898
It should be fine because the metal frame that goes under the mattress is a solid piece that has a cross bar. What goes under looks the same as what you see on top, only it is longer - very stable. This is a good product that is very helpful for getting in and out of bed and when standing.
850190
I bought this for my wife's extra long twin bed frame hospital bed. It has a remote for raising and lowering at both ends. It fits in whichever frame you have. It's just rubber and foam insyead of padding with springs. It's comfy too. Hope this helps. Paul
1502298
I don't think this frame would work for what you are describing. You don't need a bed frame in addition to this item. The unit acts as frame and box spring. Just throw the mattress on the top.