Collection: Adjustable Bed Frames | Brantford Sleep Experts
Why Brad Switched to an Adjustable Bed (And Won't Go Back)
After 38 years selling regular bed frames, I finally tried an adjustable bed myself three years ago. Dorothy said I needed to experience what our customers were raving about. She was right - I'll never go back to a flat mattress. Most people think adjustable beds are just for hospitals or reading in bed, but the real benefit is how they help with circulation, acid reflux, and back pain. We stock king size models starting at $1,299 and split kings from $2,499 where each person controls their own side.
Here's what surprised me: the German motors we use in our Restonic and Orthex models are whisper-quiet, unlike the cheaper bases you'll find online. They lift smoothly to zero gravity position (feels like floating), have massage features, and the remotes are actually intuitive. Our Sophia series from Orthex is medical-grade - Dorothy fits a lot of post-surgery patients with these because they're rated for 1,000 lbs and have true head and foot articulation. Prices run $1,899 to $3,499 depending on features.
The Honest Truth About Adjustable Bed Compatibility
Here's what nobody tells you: not every mattress works on an adjustable base. Memory foam and latex mattresses are perfect because they flex. Innerspring mattresses need to be specifically designed for adjustable bases - most traditional coil mattresses will break if you bend them. We carry hybrid mattresses from $899 that pair perfectly with our bases. The total package (base plus compatible mattress) typically runs $2,200 to $5,500 depending on size and features you choose.
We deliver and set up adjustable beds throughout Brantford - it's a two-person job and takes about 45 minutes. The base comes in pieces, we assemble it in your bedroom, attach your mattress, and program the remote. Most customers are sitting in zero gravity position within an hour of us arriving. Call us at 519-770-0001 if you have questions about whether an adjustable base will fit your bedroom or work with your current mattress. Our 60-night guarantee applies - you can try it at home and return it if it's not working for you.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Will my current mattress work on an adjustable bed frame?
Memory foam, latex, and hybrid mattresses work perfectly on adjustable bases. Traditional innerspring mattresses usually won't flex properly and can break. If you have a pocket coil mattress, bring us the specs and we can tell you if it'll work. Most customers buy a new mattress with their adjustable base - we have compatible options from $899.
How much does an adjustable bed cost in Brantford?
Our adjustable bases start at $1,299 for a queen with basic controls. Full-featured models with massage and zero gravity run $1,899 to $2,499. Split king systems (two twin XL bases) range from $2,499 to $4,499. Add $899 to $2,999 for a compatible mattress depending on quality level you choose.
What is zero gravity position and do I need it?
Zero gravity elevates your head and feet to reduce pressure on your spine and improve circulation. It's not essential but 80% of our customers end up using it nightly. All our models above $1,499 include zero gravity presets. It helps with acid reflux, snoring, and lower back pain according to our customers.
Are adjustable beds hard to move if we relocate?
They disassemble into 4-6 pieces and fit in a standard pickup truck. We charge $149 for professional disassembly and reassembly if you need help. The motors and frame are built to last 15-20 years, so most customers move them at least once. Much easier than moving a heavy traditional bed frame.
Do adjustable beds require special sheets?
Regular fitted sheets work fine. The mattress stays flat when the bed is in normal position. Some customers prefer our deep pocket sheets ($79-$159) because they stay tucked better when the bed is adjusted. Any sheet with 14-inch+ pockets will work perfectly.
Can two people with different comfort needs share an adjustable bed?
That's exactly what split king adjustable beds solve. It's two twin XL bases side by side (same total size as a king). Each person gets their own remote and controls their side independently. Costs $2,499 to $4,499 for the pair depending on features. About 60% of our couples choose split kings.
How loud are the motors when adjusting the bed?
The German motors in our Restonic and Orthex models are rated at 45 decibels - quieter than a refrigerator. You can adjust position without waking your partner. Cheap adjustable beds from online retailers use loud motors (65+ decibels). We demonstrate this in our showroom at 441 1/2 West St.
What warranty comes with adjustable bed frames?
Restonic bases have 10-year warranties on motors and frame. Orthex Sophia series has 15-year warranty because they're medical-grade. Both cover parts and motors - we handle all warranty service locally. In 38 years we've had very few motor failures on quality bases. Cheap bases often fail in 2-3 years.
Do adjustable beds help with sleep apnea and snoring?
Elevating your head 30-40 degrees can reduce snoring and mild sleep apnea symptoms. Dorothy fits customers with CPAP machines who use adjustable beds to improve comfort. It's not a replacement for CPAP but it helps. Many customers' partners tell us the snoring reduction alone was worth the investment.
Can I try an adjustable bed before buying?
Yes - we have multiple models set up in our Brantford showroom at 441 1/2 West St. Lie down, try all the positions, test the massage, and feel the motor noise level. If you buy and it doesn't work at home, our 60-night guarantee lets you return it. Call 519-770-0001 to book a fitting appointment with Brad or Dorothy.
