Yes. Since adjustable bases correspond to the measurements of standard mattress sizes, they'll fit within almost any standard bed frame.

Yes. Unlike conventional beds, Adjustable Beds can be adjusted to contour to the natural 'S' shape of your spine, offering extra support to your knees, spine, and hips. This helps to temporarily relieve pain, and ultimately, you will be provided with a relaxing night’s rest!

One of the main health benefits of Adjustable Beds is back and neck pain relief. A flatbed may not provide proper support for your spinal cord, resulting in excess back pain and restless sleep. Inclining your bed at 45 degrees provides relief for your lower back. Raising the foot of your bed means that your legs are raised and knees are slightly bent, relieving even more pressure on the spine.

Back pain

People with back pain are advised to use Adjustable Beds. A flatbed may not provide the proper support for the spinal cord, resulting in excess back pain and restless sleep. Inclining the bed at 45 degrees provides relief for the lower back. Raising the foot of the bed means that your legs are raised and knees are slightly bent, relieving even more pressure on the spine.

Acid reflux and heartburn

Those suffering from acidity, benefit from having their upper body elevated 6 to 8 inches. This helps your stomach to retain its acids. On a flatbed, acid moves to the esophagus leading to episodes of acid reflux or heartburn.

Asthma and improving breathing for maximum lung expansion

A horizontal mattress restricts air tubes and increases the difficulty of moving air to vital major organs. Adjustable Beds elevate the upper body, which improves breathing and reduces stress on your heart to deliver oxygen and blood to vital organs. Those suffering from congestion also benefit because an elevated bed keeps your sinus and lungs clear, and keeps fluid and mucus at bay.

Snoring

Commonly, adjusting the upper part of your bed to a higher position reduces or eliminates snoring. While snoring isn’t a serious health issue, snoring can prevent you from reaching a deep restful sleep, known as REM sleep. Snoring can also stop your partner from achieving a restful sleep.

Edema pain due to fluid retention

If you suffer from swollen feet and legs you can experience an enormous amount of pain and discomfort. Sleeping with your legs elevated helps to prevent fluid buildup and reduces pain. Those who have pulmonary edema should sleep with their head and chest elevated. This angle encourages the fluid to travel through the body without gathering in the legs, preventing weight gain and pain.

Sciatica and extreme pain sufferers

Many people prefer to sleep on their side or even their stomachs but the best position for sleep is on your back. Spinal alignment, breathing, pressure points and blood flow is difficult when you sleep on your side. Adjustable Beds are able to improve sciatica, spondylolisthesis, spinal stenosis and other spinal issues by providing a comfortable sleeping position that helps with breathing, pressure points and blood flow.

Arthritis

Those experiencing pain from arthritis in their upper body or lower body will benefit from the Adjustable Bed. Individuals with spinal osteoarthritis, or facet joint arthritis, often wake up quite stiff and sore in the morning. Sleeping on an Adjustable Bed may provide better support and therefore decrease the irritation by minimising joint compression.

Insomnia

Adjustable Beds offer many positions so it is easy to find a comfortable position to help you fall asleep faster. Improved blood flow circulation and improved oxygen levels also help you fall asleep and stay asleep.

Memory foam mattresses are a great choice for Adjustable Beds. The foam is flexible enough to bend as needed to accommodate different angles for the head and feet, and the material also contours evenly for added pain and pressure relief.

Sleeping on your back offers the most health benefits. It protects your spine, and it can also help relieve hip and knee pain. Sleeping on your back uses gravity to keep your body in an even alignment over your spine. This can help reduce any unnecessary pressure on your back or joints.

Yes. Raising your head during sleep prevents the collapse of your airway, which reduces the risk of snoring and the problems associated with sleep apnea. If positioned properly, sleeping with your head and feet elevated can also relieve pain.

Easy. We’re all different sizes, experience different ailments and have different sleeping needs. Better Living Australia’s Adjustable Beds are designed to let you and your partner personalise the position of your respective bed sides to enhance your own comfort. Each side of your Adjustable Bed comes with a remote that includes memory pre-set buttons so that you can achieve your favourite sleeping position in seconds.

Our Adjustable Beds will elevate up to 80 degrees at the head, whereas the foot will elevate to 40 degrees.

Better Living Adjustable Beds feature a design that enables the head section to move independently when inclined so whichever position you choose, the head section is always at the same distance from the wall and you’re always able to easily access your side table.

This sleeping position mimics the posture astronauts assume during take-off, creating a feeling of weightlessness. This position eases pressure on the spine and back, relieving back pain. With the touch of one button, the Zero G position helps blood flow through the body, improving circulation and reducing swelling, which means less tossing and turning for you.