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Adjustable Beds & Bases in Los Angeles

An adjustable base lets you sleep in any position — zero gravity, elevated head for snoring or reflux, elevated feet for circulation, or any custom angle. We carry 22 adjustable bases from entry-level to premium split king configurations. Free delivery, setup, and 0% APR financing.

22 adjustable bases available

  • Free White Glove DeliveryDelivered, assembled in your room, old base removed. No charge.
  • 120-Night Sleep TrialTry your adjustable base for up to 120 nights. Not right? Free exchange.
  • 0% APR FinancingNo interest for 12 months on approved credit. From $18/mo.
  • 5 LA ShowroomsTry adjustable bases in person. Mon–Sat 10am–8pm, Sun 11am–7pm.

16 adjustable bases

Entry-level, mid-range, premium, and split king adjustable bases — all sizes, $299–$2,400.

Why People Switch to an Adjustable Base

An adjustable base is not just about comfort — for many people it addresses specific health and sleep issues that a flat mattress cannot solve. These are the most common reasons our customers make the switch.

Zero Gravity Position

The zero gravity position elevates the head and knees to roughly equal heights, distributing body weight evenly and reducing pressure on the lumbar spine. Originally developed by NASA for astronaut comfort during launch, the position is now used widely for spinal decompression, improved circulation, and general overnight comfort. Many sleepers find zero gravity significantly more restful than flat sleeping.

Snoring Reduction

Elevating the head by as little as 7–8 inches opens the airway and reduces the soft tissue vibration that causes snoring. An adjustable base lets you dial in the exact angle that reduces snoring without the discomfort of stacking pillows. For couples, a split adjustable base means one partner can elevate without disturbing the other.

Acid Reflux Relief

Acid reflux and GERD are significantly worsened by lying flat. Elevating the upper body at an angle prevents stomach acid from flowing back into the esophagus during sleep. Medical guidelines often recommend sleeping with the head elevated 6–8 inches for reflux sufferers. An adjustable base achieves this precisely and comfortably without wedge pillows.

Reading and Working in Bed

Propping yourself up with pillows to read or use a laptop in bed strains the neck and lower back over time. An adjustable base provides continuous, ergonomic support at whatever angle you need. The head section adjusts independently of the foot section, so you can elevate your upper body without raising your legs.

TV and Entertainment

An adjustable base transforms any bedroom into a more comfortable viewing environment. Elevate the head section to the exact angle for your TV position without straining your neck. Many adjustable bases include USB charging, under-bed lighting, and wireless remotes that make in-bed entertainment genuinely comfortable.

Mattress Compatibility Guide

Not every mattress works with an adjustable base. Use this guide to determine whether your current mattress is compatible or which mattress to pair with your new base.

Mattress TypeCompatibleNotes
Memory FoamYesIdeal pairing. Foam is flexible and conforms to the base position without damage. All memory foam mattresses work with adjustable bases.
LatexYesNatural and synthetic latex is flexible enough for adjustable base use. Verify with the manufacturer for very thick (14"+) latex mattresses.
Hybrid (Pocketed Coil + Foam)YesMost hybrid mattresses are adjustable-base compatible. Individually pocketed coils flex with the base. Confirm with the product listing — some thick hybrids have limited flex.
Innerspring (Bonnell Coil)NoTraditional Bonnell or continuous coil innerspring mattresses are not compatible with adjustable bases. The interconnected coil system does not flex without damage.
Standard Box SpringNoStandard box springs are rigid and cannot flex with an adjustable base. Use a split foundation, low-profile base, or platform slats instead.
Pillow Top (Hybrid)YesPillow top hybrids with pocketed coils are generally compatible. Pillow tops with Bonnell coils are not. Check construction before purchasing.

Not sure if your current mattress is compatible? Call (800) 218-3578 or visit any showroom with your mattress model name.

Adjustable Bed Questions Answered

Common questions about adjustable bases — how they work, which mattresses are compatible, and what features to look for.

An adjustable bed base (also called an adjustable base or power base) is a motorized bed foundation that allows you to raise and lower the head and foot sections independently. Unlike a standard flat bed frame, an adjustable base lets you sleep in multiple positions — elevated head, elevated feet, zero gravity, or custom angles for reading, watching TV, or addressing medical conditions like acid reflux or snoring. Most adjustable bases include a wireless remote and many include features like massage, USB charging, and preset positions. They require a mattress that is flexible enough to articulate with the base — foam, latex, and pocketed coil hybrids all work.

Try Adjustable Bases In Person

The zero gravity position, massage features, and whisper-quiet motors are best experienced in person. Visit any of our 5 Los Angeles showrooms — no appointment needed.

  • Try zero gravity, anti-snore, and custom positions with the remote
  • Compare entry-level vs premium side by side and feel the motor difference
  • See split king configurations and how they pair with mattresses
  • Ask about mattress compatibility with any base you are considering
  • Same pricing in-store as online — no hidden fees
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Mon–Sat 10am–8pm
Sun 11am–7pm

5 Locations in Los Angeles

Serving the Greater LA area

(800) 218-3578

Every adjustable base backed by a 120-night trial and free returns.