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A motorised adjustable bed raises the head, the legs, or both, using an electric motor and a handset. People choose them for comfort, for easier movement in and out of bed, and for the positioning benefits that a flat mattress cannot offer.

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Positioning that suits you

Raising the head can help with reading, breathing comfort and reflux. Raising the legs can help with circulation and swelling.

Easier in and out

Bringing the bed towards a seated position can make standing up considerably easier.

Single or dual beds

A dual bed is two adjustable single beds joined together, so each side moves independently. A single adjustable bed moves as one.

Mattress matters

Only flexible mattresses — usually pocket sprung or reflex foam — work correctly on an adjustable base.

Who it tends to suit

Adjustable beds suit people who want easier movement in and out of bed, or who benefit from raising the head or legs — for reading, breathing comfort, reflux or swelling. Couples often choose a dual bed so each side moves independently. The mattress is as important as the base, so ask providers to specify exactly which mattress is included.

Before you buy, check

  • Check whether your existing mattress is compatible, or plan for a new one
  • Consider bed height for safe and comfortable transfers
  • Ask whether the bed has a battery backup for power cuts
  • Check access for delivery — some beds arrive in sections, some do not
  • Confirm motor and frame warranty lengths separately

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