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Posted by deb_fl (My Page) on Mon, Dec 31, 07 at 11:35
does anyone have that type of bed?...
My brother has 3 slipped disc and had many operations with no relief.
He was asking me about the adjustable beds and if I knew anyone that has one.
Which I don't ... so seeing if anyone here has one and if they like it or think it's worth cking out?
tia
debbie
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| I have lower back problems also. My sister had a Craftmatic which she found very comfortable, but I couldn't get the bed to provide the proper knee support. I have a Select Comfort bed which I find pretty comfortable. They had a showroom in my town, so I was able to try it out before I bought it. Hope he finds something that works for him. |
RE: adjustable beds
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| We have the adjustable Temperedic beds. Husband wanted them because he had trouble with the shoulder blades and hip bones on the regular mattress cause he is so thin. he also has a tendency to choke at night sometimes so being able to elevate his head helps. I like it because I stay congested and I like to raise my knees up just a little. I would say the support of the mattress as well as the raising of it would both be equally important. If you go to the Furniture forum, I think there are posts about mattresses and beds, check those out. |
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| We too have the adjustable Temperpedic. We got the king size, which is essentially 2 twin size next to each other. Best mattress & bed purchase we ever made. Lifting the head and knees to any height you want is easy. For me, since I am used to putting a pillow under my knees, I still do it even though I have the knee part lifted. I usually sleep with the bed flat, but I read and watch tv in an adjusted position, and I also use the adjusted position when my sinuses bother me and interrupt my sleep. When my back bothers me, it is a godsend. But this kind of thing may not be for everybody. Go to a store where you can try it out for a few minutes. We love the T-pedic, but we know at least one couple who had a problem with it. I can't imagine anybody not wanting an adjustable bed, though. |
RE: adjustable beds
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| Kinds off topic but haus proud - where do you get your sheets? I think you may have the same size we do - two California twins that are on one frame. Extra long twins fit in length but are too wide. Then using a Queen top sheet isn't quite wide enough but the king is too wide. Same situation with comforters. I am tired on not having the right fit. |
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| Hey, you guys should also check out GoldenRest adjustable beds they seem to be a bit cheaper than the competition, and the quality of them seem very nice and back them with some pretty hefty warranties. I've got a cousin who ordered one of their beds with dual massage and it's pretty sweet to say the least. And if the foam material mattresses is your thing, they have those too. They also have adjustable bed sheets and stuff like you're looking for mboston, they have fast shipping too so you should check them out if you're ever in need. |
Here is a link that might be useful: Electric Adjustable Beds
RE: adjustable beds
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| I would look at purchasing a bed from Swiss Sleep System. Swiss Sleep System sells slat based beds which are great for pack pains and aches. The Star Flex-C has three adjustable sleeping positions and is not to expensive. |
Here is a link that might be useful: Adjustable Beds
RE: adjustable beds
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| "Adjustable Beds for Home Care" Few months back I had purchased an Electric Adjustable Bed from Motorized-beds.com, a manufacturer and exporter of different types of adjustable beds. I purchased one bed as
Home care treatment for my father, he was suffering from backache problem for quiet long time. He recovered quickly and still prefers this bed since it has comfortable leg and back rest positions. Motorized beds in India provide range of electric beds suitable for homecare and hospital use. |
Here is a link that might be useful: Motorized Adjustable Beds
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