Perfect comfort that comes with an elevated design. Photo: Bear Mattress Innovative, sleek and reliable. The Bear Adjustable Base provi...
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| Perfect comfort that comes with an elevated design. Photo: Bear Mattress |
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Adjustable Base Features
- Compatible with all mattresses
- Nightstand Friendly
- Perfect Positioning & Easy to assemble
- Wireless Remote
- Charging Ports
Perfect for Any Bedroom Setup:
Nightstand Friendly
- The wall-hugging feature helps raise and lower your position while you always stay close to your nightstand.
- Have a position you feel is "just right"? Now, you can save it with the easy-to-use wireless remote.
- Tall enough to provide under-bed storage, and short enough to allow you to comfortably get in and out of bed.
Wireless Remote
- Adjust the height of your head and feet easily with the simple touch of a button. Use the remote to save your favorite positions.
- Keep your electronic devices charged with the convenience of a USB port on both sides of the base.
- Lie back and relax knowing your Adjustable Base is covered with our expansive 10 year warranty.
Product Specs:
Measurements & Dimensions
- Queen: 79.7” x 58.3” x 15”, 173.9 lbs
- King: 79.7” x 74.4” x 15”, 208.7 lbs
- Split King: 79.7” x 37.2” x 15” (x2), 148.2 lbs (x2)
Materials & Assembly
Constructed with a lightweight aluminum frame and delivered to your home in two boxes. With the ready-to-assemble design, the frame can be put together by a single person within 15 minutes. Disassembly is just as simple, making it a convenient piece of furniture to transport when moving.
5 Reasons You Need an Adjustable Base
Chances are, you’ve done some shopping for a bed frame or another type of mattress foundation. But during that time, we bet you didn’t even think about an adjustable mattress base. And we don’t blame you when most of us think about an adjustable bed frame, we imagine hospitals or our grandparents’ bed at their swanky retirement home. Well, believe it or not, adjustable bases are not just for the sick or the elderly.
In fact, they have many everyday advantages in terms of quality of sleep, convenience and overall comfort. And guess what? Those that do start using one often realize it’s the greatest thing since sliced bread. So, what are some of the reasons you should get an adjustable base for your mattress?
1. You Snore or Have Sleep Apnea
Gravity is not the friend of snorers, it works with the weight of your neck when you’re lying down to create air blockages in your nose, mouth and throat. This causes snoring or, in more serious situations, obstructive sleep apnea. While not all instances of snoring or sleep apnea can be cured solely by using an adjustable bed frame, the ability to sleep at a slight incline can provide some relief. Raising the head slightly above the rest of the body during sleep will help alleviate pressure and open up your airways.
2. You Frequently Watch TV or Read in Bed
Rather than prop yourself up with a pillow while you read, watch TV or work on your laptop, you can use your adjustable base to create an upright position that’s more conducive to these sorts of activities. You’ll be more comfortable, and we bet you’ll enjoy your book or favorite TV show even more!
3. You Have Chronic Back or Neck Pain
If you suffer from chronic back or neck pain, laying in the standard flat position that most bed bases offer doesn’t do you any favors. Thanks to an adjustable base, you can create a sleeping position that alleviates any pain. For example, if you suffer from lower back pain, you can adjust your bed so your knees and head are slightly raised to take pressure off your lower spine.
Ultimately, the key to reducing pain while you sleep is making sure your spine maintains proper alignment. Most of us tend to sleep in positions that put our spines out of whack. But whether you’re a side sleeper or a back sleeper, an adjustable base facilitates proper alignment, thus eliminating those weird positions that can cause chronic pain.
4. You Want a Base That Works with Any Type of Mattress
As time goes on and our bodies and lifestyles change, it’s not uncommon to have to get a more suitable mattress, whether it’s a foam mattress, a hybrid or another type of mattress.
Well, just because you’re getting a new mattress doesn’t mean you also want to buy a whole new foundation for it. While we can’t guarantee every adjustable bed frame is compatible with every type of mattress, ours is.
The Bear Adjustable Base is designed with a non-slip mattress guard so it works with all types of mattresses. That way, you can keep your adjustable bed frame around even if you buy a completely different mattress. (Unless you’re buying a water bed. Please do not use our adjustable base with a water bed—you will regret it.)
5. You Have Acid Reflux
If you have acid reflux, you know that laying down makes it way worse in part because laying flat makes it more difficult for your body to digest food. But, if you elevate your head just 4–6 inches, you can prevent stomach acid from traveling up your esophagus. Sure, you can do this with pillows, but an adjustable base will also support your upper back and shoulders, which will prevent any pain from poor alignment.
One of the biggest complaints about some adjustable bed frames, however, is that they don’t hug the wall and move away from nightstands when in an elevated position. This forces users to twist backwards to reach their glass of water or the snooze button on their alarm clock, which can in turn aggravate existing back pain. Luckily, there are adjustable bases (like the Bear Adjustable Base) that do stay close to walls and nightstands when in an upright position.
In other words, as long as you get a well-designed adjustable bed frame, you won’t encounter most of the common issues and disadvantages that some people come across. But, you will find that you now have a bed frame that adjusts to whatever your body might need on any given day.
In fact, they have many everyday advantages in terms of quality of sleep, convenience and overall comfort. And guess what? Those that do start using one often realize it’s the greatest thing since sliced bread. So, what are some of the reasons you should get an adjustable base for your mattress?
1. You Snore or Have Sleep Apnea
Gravity is not the friend of snorers, it works with the weight of your neck when you’re lying down to create air blockages in your nose, mouth and throat. This causes snoring or, in more serious situations, obstructive sleep apnea. While not all instances of snoring or sleep apnea can be cured solely by using an adjustable bed frame, the ability to sleep at a slight incline can provide some relief. Raising the head slightly above the rest of the body during sleep will help alleviate pressure and open up your airways.
2. You Frequently Watch TV or Read in Bed
Rather than prop yourself up with a pillow while you read, watch TV or work on your laptop, you can use your adjustable base to create an upright position that’s more conducive to these sorts of activities. You’ll be more comfortable, and we bet you’ll enjoy your book or favorite TV show even more!
3. You Have Chronic Back or Neck Pain
If you suffer from chronic back or neck pain, laying in the standard flat position that most bed bases offer doesn’t do you any favors. Thanks to an adjustable base, you can create a sleeping position that alleviates any pain. For example, if you suffer from lower back pain, you can adjust your bed so your knees and head are slightly raised to take pressure off your lower spine.
Ultimately, the key to reducing pain while you sleep is making sure your spine maintains proper alignment. Most of us tend to sleep in positions that put our spines out of whack. But whether you’re a side sleeper or a back sleeper, an adjustable base facilitates proper alignment, thus eliminating those weird positions that can cause chronic pain.
4. You Want a Base That Works with Any Type of Mattress
As time goes on and our bodies and lifestyles change, it’s not uncommon to have to get a more suitable mattress, whether it’s a foam mattress, a hybrid or another type of mattress.
Well, just because you’re getting a new mattress doesn’t mean you also want to buy a whole new foundation for it. While we can’t guarantee every adjustable bed frame is compatible with every type of mattress, ours is.
5. You Have Acid Reflux
If you have acid reflux, you know that laying down makes it way worse in part because laying flat makes it more difficult for your body to digest food. But, if you elevate your head just 4–6 inches, you can prevent stomach acid from traveling up your esophagus. Sure, you can do this with pillows, but an adjustable base will also support your upper back and shoulders, which will prevent any pain from poor alignment.
Are There Any Disadvantages to Adjustable Bed Frames?
Of course nothing is perfect. For one, adjustable bed frames can be more expensive than the average frame. They can also have mechanical failures (just like anything with a mechanical or electrical component—which is why you should look for an adjustable base with a long-term warranty). Plus, they are often heavier and more cumbersome than your standard bed frame.One of the biggest complaints about some adjustable bed frames, however, is that they don’t hug the wall and move away from nightstands when in an elevated position. This forces users to twist backwards to reach their glass of water or the snooze button on their alarm clock, which can in turn aggravate existing back pain. Luckily, there are adjustable bases (like the Bear Adjustable Base) that do stay close to walls and nightstands when in an upright position.
In other words, as long as you get a well-designed adjustable bed frame, you won’t encounter most of the common issues and disadvantages that some people come across. But, you will find that you now have a bed frame that adjusts to whatever your body might need on any given day.
