Adjustable Frames
Adjustable bed frames -- sometimes called adjustable bases -- allow the head and foot of the mattress to be raised and lowered independently using a remote or app. They require a compatible mattress: innerspring mattresses generally don't flex well, but memory foam, latex, and most hybrid mattresses are designed to work with adjustable bases.
Common positions: zero gravity (legs slightly elevated, back at a recline that reduces spinal pressure), reading/watching position (head raised 30 to 45 degrees), anti-snore (head raised slightly to keep airways open), and flat sleep position. Most adjustable bases return to flat with one button.
For king-size beds, adjustable bases come in split configurations -- two twin XL frames side by side -- so each person can adjust their side independently. A split king requires a compatible split-king mattress (two twin XL mattresses).
Features to compare: wireless remote vs app control, number of massage zones and intensity levels, USB charging ports built into the frame, under-bed lighting, and wall clearance required when the head section raises (some bases need 6 to 8 inches of clearance from the wall).
Adjustable bases pair particularly well with memory foam or hybrid mattresses. Browse our mattress collection for compatible options.
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