It's simple. Adjustable bases are motorized, ergonomic and remote-controlled. Technology does all the work. You just press a button, and it'll raise and lower your adjustable bed into any position you can dream of.

Yes, adjustable beds can help with sleep apnea. When you sleep in an elevated-head position, rather than flat, the airway experiences less blockage. By relieving pressure on your throat and lungs, sleeping on an adjustable base bed can help alleviate some of the symptoms of sleep apnea.

Almost every mattress type we sell is perfectly compatible with your new adjustable bed. So if you're in a memory foam, innerspring or hybrid mattress, you'll be all set. And the best part? It works on any size mattress. You can use a California King, King, Queen, Full, Twin XL, Twin size—we even offer a split queen adjustable bed, so you’ll be sure to find the right adjustable bed base for you!

Adjustable bases can help with pressure points by making it easy to relieve target problem areas such as your back, legs or joints. By adjusting your mattress to a reclined position, the “zero gravity” feel removes the stress placed on your pressure points, virtually eliminating them. Being in an elevated position also helps improve blood circulation, to help you sleep comfortably.

Definitely. It can customize your sleeping positions and optimize your bed for entertainment and lounging. There is a variety of adjustable bed models to choose from, so you can rest assured that you'll find one that fits your sleep style and budget. We offer the best adjustable bed brands, like Leggett & Platt, and Serta.

Just like split king mattresses, a split adjustable base is great for couples who have different comfort needs. A split adjustable bed allows both you and your partner to customize each side of the mattress to achieve personalized support independent of what the other prefers.

Call it whatever you want, but we just call it taking your sleep to a whole new level. Motorized bases, adjustable bases, adjustable beds, adjustable bed frames, adjustable mattresses and electric bases are all the same thing.

Science has proved that the use of an adjustable base can be good for your back. Reclining on an adjustable mattress is good for your back because it relieves pressure points, helping reduce the stress on your joints. It also can improve blood circulation, which makes sleeping easier on the entire circulatory system.

Some coil-based mattresses are not compatible with adjustable bed frames. For example, mattresses that have verticoil or bonnel coil systems are not made to bend and can't be used with an adjustable base. But don't worry. All mattresses that are compatible will be clearly marked in the product overview section, or your store associate will let you know. And don't worry about it fitting your furniture. Nearly every adjustable base we sell is designed to fit perfectly inside your headboard and footboard rail system.