Adjustable bases,
from $649
Head-and-foot lift, wireless remote, zero-gravity preset, under-bed lighting and massage on the upper models. They fit inside most frames you already own, so the bedroom doesn't have to change.
Pick the features you'll actually press
Essential lift
Head and foot articulation, wireless remote, flat and zero-gravity presets. Everything most people use, nothing they don't.
Lift + massage
Adds dual-motor head and foot massage with intensity settings, USB charging ports on both sides, and under-bed night lighting.
Split king
Two Twin XL bases side by side under one king mattress set. Each side moves independently — one of you reads, the other sleeps flat.
Three measurements and we'll know
Bring these and we can confirm compatibility on the spot — no guessing, no returns:
- Inside width and length of your frame, rail to rail.
- Inside height from the floor to the top of the side rail — the base needs clearance to sit down inside it.
- Your mattress make and depth, from the law tag on the side.
Snap a photo of the tag and text it to (587) 837-2525 if it's easier.
Before you buy
Will an adjustable base fit my existing bed frame?
Usually yes. Most adjustable bases drop straight inside a standard wooden or metal frame once you remove the box spring and slats. Bring a photo of your frame and its inside measurements and we'll tell you in thirty seconds.
Can I use my current mattress on an adjustable base?
Only if it flexes. Foam and most pocket-coil hybrids are fine; older bonnell-coil mattresses and anything with a rigid border will crack or bulge. We'll check the model you have before you buy.
What is zero-gravity mode actually for?
It raises your head and knees slightly so your spine is close to neutral and your legs are above your heart. People use it for lower-back relief, circulation and reflux. It's a preset button on every base we carry.
Do adjustable bases help with snoring?
Raising the head 7–10 degrees keeps the airway more open and reduces snoring for a lot of people. It is not a treatment for sleep apnea — if you suspect apnea, that's a conversation for your doctor, not a furniture store.