Classic Brands Adjustable Bed EXPLAINED by GoodBed.com
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- Опубліковано 22 тра 2024
- NOTE: Classic Brands has gone out of business since the time of this video.
This was GoodBed's simple explanation of the features and assembly of the Adjustable Comfort adjustable bed base from Classic Brands...
We created this overview because more and more consumers on GoodBed.com are asking us about adjustable beds, and this is one of the top-rated power foundations on Amazon.
To see the current LOWEST PRICE of this product, click here:
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Also see our written page on the Classic Brands base, which includes photos and a discussion of features: www.goodbed.com/reviews/class...
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Skip to the sections of this video that interest you most by clicking on the times in the chapter headings below.
Time Chapter
0:00 Introduction
0:48 Elevation Features
4:06 Massage Features
6:08 USB Ports
6:35 Mattress Compatibility
9:23 Headboard Compatibility
10:28 Sizes
11:43 Weight Limit
12:28 Retainer Bar
13:42 Assembly
16:36 Adjustable Leg Heights
17:45 Massage Motors
18:23 Price
18:43 Final Thoughts
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Note: This video is not a review. It is simply intended to provide an independent overview of this product. - Навчання та стиль
I'm here 5 in the morning watching this jnstead of sleeping and i have work soon.
Basho sounds like you need a new bed
One of the most informative videos on adjustable beds ! Thanks!
Thanks Linda! I'm very glad you found it helpful.
@@goodbed yes. This is a very informative video. Thanks alot. I just got mine today, from Wayfair.
Looks very nice! I think I need one of these now
Thanks for a very informative presentation. I have been researching adjustable frames ad nauseum, and this is the best video presentation I have found. Your explanation of the features of this product are excellent, clearly articulated and helpful.
Our pleasure Patricia! I'm very glad to hear that you found this helpful -- thanks for letting us know!
Great informative video for this adjustable bed. Thank you for making this video!
Thanks! Glad you found it useful.
The very best presentation I could ever have on adjustable bed bases. I would have already purchased one if only someone could have explained and illustrated it as well as you have. I thank you very much for including the mattress info and the info on putting the base inside of another bed frame. I am going to Amazon and order this.
Thank you very much Carole for taking the time to share these kind words! It is very gratifying to hear that this video was so helpful for you. I hope you get great benefit and enjoyment from your adjustable base.
You are the zen bed-meister - that answered just about every question I had about the bed
Great -- sounds like we've done our job then! 😎 Thank you very much for taking a moment to let us know it was helpful for you -- we really appreciate it.
I wish I had seen this video first. It would have saved me tons of time. Excellent presentation, calm voice, informative and great options. Perfect. I'm ready to shop.
Glad it was helpful!
Thanks so much for your great information. I am now ready to purchase an adjustable base and mattress because of your information!
Our pleasure! It's very nice to hear that our site and videos have been helpful for you -- thanks for letting us know!!
Excellent in both presentation and content, thank you!
Our pleasure Kelly! Thanks for letting us know it was helpful for you!
I loved your presentation, you have given an answer to every question that I thought I would be asking at a retailer selling adjustable beds. again thank you I’m ready to start shopping. 🥰🥰
That's great to hear Debra! Thanks so much for letting us know it was helpful for you!
Good presentation with lots of extra information.....Best video yet! Thank you!
Thanks so much for letting us know it was helpful for you Jean!
Spent this evening reading about and listening to talks on adjustable beds. My mother is in her late eighties and we have been exploring what our options are for replacing here old bed. Thank you for making an exceptionally clear and informative vid on adustable beds.
Our pleasure! Thanks for taking a minute to let us know that it was helpful for you!
I have this base, and it's great! Survived a 900 mile move with no issues.
i wish i had seen this before i bought it. but thankfully, i love this adjustable base. we also have a leggett and platt bed which cost $2000 more. and actually, we think this is pretty close to equal to that but also a much better value. we highly recommend this to our friends. there's another video on youtube that goes through the assembly process--that was helpful.
Thanks for your comment Leonard. It's great to know that you've had a good experience with this base, and that it matches up well against your other adjustable base.
Thank you for this informational video. Very helpful.
looking for a new bed.
Our pleasure +nole1112! Thanks for letting us know it was helpful to you!
hi nole1112 , any recommendations of the adjustable bed? Looking for a new bed too.
Watched tons of your videos. Just bought this queen base for $500! Also snagged the Purple 3 because of your reviews. I'm feeling confident about all my online purchases... when I couldn't try anything out on my own, because you explained and answered all my questions.Thanks!
My pleasure Ashley! Thank you very much for taking the time to share these kind words -- it's very gratifying to hear that our videos were so helpful in your shopping experience. Sleep well!
Thank you for such a great review. After reading have just ordered 2 XL twin beds. You answered all of my questions so thanks. Now hoping for a good nights sleep!
HI Joan. Great! We are so happy our video was useful to you. Sweet dreams!
Excellent video. Great information 👍🏼
I'm very glad it was helpful for you Christina -- thank you for letting us know!
Thank you very much for this excellent video it’s very informative:)
My pleasure +4 Motion -- thanks for taking the time to let us know that it was helpful for you!
Great info. Thanks!
Our pleasure! Thanks for letting us know it was helpful for you!
Great video gives you all information you ever need to buy
I'm really glad to hear it was helpful for you David. Thanks for letting us know!
Great video! thank you Bruce Willis
😂 Bruce says you're welcome !
Thanks for sharing...
Our pleasure. 😊👍 I hope it was helpful for you.
great review I am looking to see your review of classic mattresses .......thanks
i learned alot thank you
My pleasure Joan -- thanks for taking the time to let us know that it was helpful for you!
clear, thorough and helpful. thanks.
I'm very glad to hear that -- thanks for letting us know!
$545 for a Twin XL. Mine will be delivered in two days. I can't wait! I've been using a manual adjustable bed frame for a couple years, and when you're chronically ill and disabled, manual adjustable bed frames are so difficult! I have to put my entire body into it, and it's limited to only a few positions because it adjusts and rests on notches. In two days, I will finally be able to adjust to any position, while never having to get up, much less having to fight with it. Life will be a bit easier on me, without needing $1,000 or more!
Thanks for sharing this +Katatawnic! It's great to hear that life is about to get a little bit (or maybe *more* than a little bit) better for you! Enjoy!!
Hey there we are considering buying two twin XL to make a split king, would you recommend this product?
This IS the best video I have seen on this bed!!! FANTASTIC!!! Thanks! $499 for a queen.
Thanks Robert! I'm very glad to hear that this video was so helpful for you, and really appreciate you taking the time to let us know!
Informative. Tempur people sold us two twinXL adjustable ergo base to work in tandem instead of king probably to make more money but they had a good point about if you ever need to move it’s easier/more portable.
Hi. Thanks for the comment. The other advantage of course is that the Twin XL units can be operated independently -- that's helpful if you or your partner's needs or preferences change down the road. Not sure what you paid, but going that route (two Twin XLs vs one King) usually doesn't cost that much more.
Happy New Year and sleep well!
Hello Question for you for the adjustable bed I see that there is a mesh under the bed the mattress I was looking at the company says that their mattress does not do well with a mesh bottom... the top fabric of the bed is it a hard material ? or is it just a simple fabric cover over the mesh .... Thanks
Excellent presentation! Question what happen if occur a power outage ? If there is a reset button?
best products for best reviews, thanks
Glad you like them!
That was perfect.
Thanks for letting us know it was helpful for you! 👍
Great review. I got excited when I saw the low price but after reading the Amazon reviews think I'll stick with Leggett & Platt. Thanks for explaining the Wall Hugger feature in another video. This frame doesn't have it but I'm convinced it's an important feature to have.
Hi Victoria -- Thanks for your comment! It sounds like you are well-informed about the differences between these products. I'm very glad these videos have been helpful for you in choosing the product that best meets your needs.
Where was the wall hugger talk about?? Thx
What is the wall hugger feature ?
Thanks for the great review as I'm currently shopping for a new bed and an adjustable base. I just clicked your link and the queen size is on sale for $499 so I'm really seriously considering this vs the Lineal and Purple Powerbase. My question is do you feel that it is sturdy? I noticed that the base was moving as you were gesturing while talking but the Lineal base didn't do that when you were reviewing it. I don't like unintentional movement and get nauseous easily so am a bit concerned about that. Any insight? Thanks so much!
Hi Monica -- Thanks for your question, and sorry I missed it earlier. I do know what you mean about the base moving a bit during my gestures when I had it in an upright position. I don't think that this is necessarily a negative reflection on how "sturdy" the base is, but I do think it may be slightly less "stable" than the Lineal base in this particular regard. That being said, I also think it's worth pointing out that while I am not someone who gets nauseous easily, this movement was subtle enough that I didn't actually notice it when I was on the base. Put another way, I certainly wouldn't say that the base felt "unstable" when I was on it. I hope that's helpful.
Great video. Do you happen to know the thread count on the leg pieces that fit into the base ? Thank you HUGE in advance if you know. All the best to you and your family.
Hm. I'm not quite sure what you are asking -- I think you are asking about the thread of the screws? You've got us on that one. But maybe that's a question for Classic Brands -- you can contact them here: www.classicbrands.com/support/contact-us/
This one looks like it might work for me. The fact that you said you can leave the legs off and mount it on a platfrom would be great, because I can use my current platform bed, which is basically a plywood platform. Is the clearance about 3 inches for the motor?
Finally, some critical facts about adjustable beds, thx! Do you think a wired remote would be more reliable or are the wireless virtually lifetime? Do you think a gel mattress would be better to use than a hybrid?
Hi Nick -- Thanks for your question. As someone who wishes they could still buy a car without any computers or other excessive technology in it, I appreciate the concerns about the wireless remote and the perceived reliability of a wired remote. That said, in this case, my guess is that the dependability differences between wired and wireless would be rather slight, while the added convenience of a wireless remote is very real and very meaningful IMHO.
RE: what kind of mattress would be best, we assess adjustable base compatibility in every one of our mattress reviews, and there is no one mattress type that has a monopoly on this -- adjustable base compatibility tends to come down to other more nuanced construction characteristics like what type of quilting is used, what type of edge support is used, how firm the underlying support layer is, etc. So it can only be assessed on a brand by brand level.
Notwithstanding this point, I would recommend that adjustable base compatibility *not* be your primary driver when choosing between the various types of available mattresses. There are other far more critical factors to consider, starting with getting a mattress that will be a proper fit for your needs from a spinal alignment and pressure relief standpoint. My suggestion would be to start with our mattress matching quiz, which will go through the other key factors and will narrow the universe of options to mattresses that best match your other needs and preferences. From there you can watch or read our reviews of those mattresses to make sure they really do meet your needs, including in the adjustable base compatibility department. You can find that quiz here:
www.goodbed.com/mattress-finder/
I hope that's helpful.
I want one but because I have health issues I cannot pick it up and other stuff sadly but id like to get one but that is my biggest issue this video is soooo helpful
NIce descriptive video,but it's frustrating that no one mentions the mattress base heights vs the leg options. Could you measure please ?
Hi +fraxus -- Thanks for your question, and sorry we didn't include that information in the video. The leg height options are 10.5", 6.5", or 4". On top of that, the thickness of the platform itself is 4.3", meaning the total height options would be 14.8", 10.8" or 8.3". So for example, if you put this base on the floor with the legs at the tallest height (as shown in the video) with a 10" mattress on top, then the top of your mattress would be 24.8" off the ground.
Hello and thanks for the info. For a king bed where the frame is inside the furniture as you described, and there are two twin box springs that are exposed (above the furniture base) as well as the exposed mattress on top, I'm wondering if this base is tall enough, too keep the bed height without using this box springs?
Second question, is there a way to compensate for the line that will be created down the middle if a couple uses the independent adjustable version of this bed? It would be helpful if you could do a video showing (visually) the pros and cons between choosing in a dual version and a single king base. Because it sends like the couple would have to agree to sleep or sit up, but if they have the single version, would that be like sleeping separate with a large gap between the couple and could it also pose a Danger of a foot or arm gets trapped accidently?
Hi and thanks for the question. I'm not sure I'm understanding the question though. If you want to use an adjustable base, you DO NOT use a box spring at all. The mattress sits on top of the adjustable base so that it can bend when you operate the settings. Perhaps you are wanting to know if a mattress + adjustable base is the same height as a mattress + box spring? If that's the case, then it all depends. Box springs come in different heights -- so you'd need to measure the total height of your mattress/box spring/frame setup.
When you set up the Classic Brands adjustable base, you can choose which legs to use -- either 4", 6.5" or 10.5 inches. Add those to the height of your mattress to get close to the height of your original setup.
As for the split between two Twin XL mattresses on an adjustable base, again this partly depends on the mattresses you are using. As for appendages getting caught, there really isn't going to be a big enough gap. Certainly remote controls or magazines could slide down. Keep in mind that the moving/metal parts of the base are all on the bottom, so the only metal would be in whatever mattress you are using. That again can be avoided by choosing an all-foam bed, or an innerspring mattress that has a perimeter of foam around the outside.
Hope that is helpful!
Can't wait to use mine although Amazon ad doesn't tell you you have to put in the motor they say unfold and put on legs and that's it
Will an adjustable base Ease damage a Tempurpedic mattress?thank you so much. My prima foam sucked in middle. My adapt medium is too hard, arrived 6/18/2020; but is so hard. It was warranty replacement so can’t exchange.
Hi Pat -- Thanks for your question. All Tempur-Pedic brand mattresses are fully compatible for use with an adjustable base, so it shouldn't damage the mattress at all.
You should do an instructional video on the optional headboard brackets for this bed. I have read many reviews and most are negative. However, they may be installing them improperly.
Hi Jeff. Thanks for the suggestion. We don't really focus on foundations and adjustable bases as much as we do mattresses. We do know that accessories to adapt an older headboard to an adjustable bed sometimes work and sometimes don't -- and there's so much variance between furniture. It definitely can be a tricky fit.
Can this mattress system be dropped into a queen size bed frame? I have a nice wood Sleigh Bed and just want to get an adjustable mattress. Help Please.
Hi Michael. Thanks for the question. If only there were an easy answer... furniture has no construction standard or sizing, and although adjustable bed manufacturers do sell kits so that you can drop them into bed frames, there's no guarantee they will work without some jerry-rigging. Best bet is to contact the manufacturer before buying and talk it through with customer service, who will better be able to assess whether your particular sleigh bed will accommodate the adjustable frame.
Here's where you can reach them: www.classicbrands.com/support/
Hope that helps!
What are the maximum angles of the head and feet when in fully raised position? There is quite a bit of variance in stated angles from brand to brand.
Hi Paul -- Thanks for your question. I'm afraid I don't have the statistics on exactly what are the maximum angles, however you can see the maximum head angle well at 1:52 in the video -- it looks to be about 60 degrees. Likewise, you can see the maximum foot angle well at 2:54 in the video -- it looks to be about 30 degrees. I hope that helps.
Is this bed good for people with Caudal regression and rod placement in there back if they body hurt all the time?
Hi Erica -- Thanks for your question. I'm afraid we're not qualified to dispense medical advice and I'm not familiar with that condition anyway. As such, I would urge you to speak to your doctor about that to make sure you're getting the best advice possible.
Sorry we can't be of more help on this one.
Would this be good for a senior, if not can you recommend best adjustable bed for one? The hospital beds look so uncomfortable! Thank you.
Hi there -- Thanks for your question. Off-hand, I can't think of a reason that one adjustable base would be more-suited to a senior than any other. Adjustable bases do vary in their features of course, but those features tend to be equally appealing across different age groups. Most can be operated in a relatively straightforward way with a remote control, like this one. It may also be worth adding that adjustable beds are popular for everyone these days, not just seniors.
We have a detailed article on adjustable bases that walks through all the different features available on the market, so you can make sure you find one that has all the features you want.
www.goodbed.com/adjustable-beds/
I hope that's helpful.
Hi, My question is this base will fit any mattress.....like Serta Mattress etc......?
Hi Debra -- Thanks for your question. The answer is that this base *will* work with any mattress that is compatible with an adjustable base, however *not all* mattresses are compatible with an adjustable base. In order to be compatible, the mattress must be designed to bend without being damaged.
To put it differently, the question you need to be asking is about the mattress, and whether it is adjustable base compatible, not about the base. Once you have identified a mattress that is compatible with adjustable bases, you can definitely use it on this base (or any other adjustable base).
I hope that helps.
Do you suggest any hardware to add to help with people who have a tendency to falling out of bed?
Hi Sandra. Thanks for the question. We don't have any experience testing that kind of solution, but this one gets really good Amazon reviews: www.amazon.com/Able-Life-Bedside-Extend-Rail/dp/B00I45JJOQ/
Some of the user reviews do comment that it works with their adjustable base.
Would the king size be difficult to get into a bedroom? Is it broken down in the box to assemble after getting it through the door?
Hi Heather -- Thanks for your question. TBH I have not actually seen the king size version in its box, however I feel pretty confident that its assembly process would be the same as the queen size version, which is described at 13:42 in the video. In general, assembly is very easy and quick (less than 15 minutes), though it does require a bit of floor space as you'll want to have the base upside down while you're doing it.
In terms of the difficulty of getting it into the bedroom, the king size version is certainly pretty heavy (up near 200 lbs) so will definitely be difficult from that perspective. One technique we've used in moving adjustable bases around its to put the base on its side with a few soft blankets under it, so that it can be slid pretty easily across the floor by 2 people.
In terms of maneuverability, if you move it while still in its box, it will be folded in half, making it much easier to turn corners with it. If you assemble it outside the bedroom and carry it in that way, it will be much harder to turn corners but would certainly be no problem fitting it through a doorway, especially since the legs can easily be unscrewed.
I hope that helps.
GoodBed thanks! Mostly we were nervous about the size of the box. If it’s folded in half in the box it will definitely fit up the stairwell and through the door. Thanks for responding!
My pleasure Heather! You can see what the box looks like in the section I referenced at 13:42. That is the queen size box, so the king size would be basically be the same height (because king and queen are the same length) but about 16" longer (because king is 16" wider than queen). The depth of the box may be hard to see in the video but IIRC it was less than 12".
Great review! I do have one question though, how sturdy is the bed? Can you do the devil’s tango without the legs snapping?
Hi there -- Thanks for your question. :) First, just to be clear, as the title of this video states, this was intended to be an explanation rather than a review, so we did not do sufficient testing of the sturdiness of this base to be able to quantify it on this front. That said, I can certainly say that based on the time we did spend with it, it certainly didn't seem flimsy. And even moreso, if your concern is simply about sex, I can add that it would be hard for me to foresee a situation where that particular activity would inflict any damage on the structural integrity of the base (such as the legs, etc.).
I hope that's helpful.
Was thinking the same thing, as you were just talking with the head up it was moving! Looked unstable. Must the bed be flat during sex ?
Could this base be used in a water bed frame? Mine has drawers underneath. I’ve been told it could work in it. In my opinion I don’t see how it could.
In a word, no. The mattress needs to rest on top of the adjustable base. That can't happen with a waterbed.
Whats the build quality like of this base. I like that this base has the wide cross bracket at each corner. Seems like it improves rigidity and gives the feet a good flat surface to screw down too. Some bases the feet attach to the narrower main frame. Also this base looks identical to the Nectar bases construction. Does Nectar make Classics bases or vice versa?
Hi Adam. We didn't have any trouble at all with it -- in terms of setup, operation, or functionality. However, I see the Amazon reviews are mixed -- seems some people had some wonky/bent parts -- whether they were shipped that way or whether they were damaged in shipping is unclear.
You're correct that it's very similar to the Nectar Bed -- and it's certainly possible that the same factory makes both of them. That's very common when it comes to adjustable bases. Historically, a relatively small handful of companies make most of them, although the manufacturing options have diversified a bit as it's become more common for bases to be imported from abroad. IIRC both the Classic Brands and Nectar bases are both made overseas.
I hope that's helpful.
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Thank you. Yes I saw a few references to bent legs in the reviews. Hopefully just isolated incidents. I have it coming today. Keeping my fingers crossed that there are no issues.
goodbed, what is the highest weight that this bed and frame goes to and is the bed made to the height of ADA HEIGHT STANDARDS FOR DISABLED PERSONS??
Hi Barbara -- Thanks for your question. The weight limit of this base is 650 lbs (including the weight of the mattress, which in a queen size is typically around 100 lbs or so). We talk more about this in the video at the 11:43 mark.
In terms of accessibility for disabled people, it looks like the ADA recommends that the top of the mattress be no more than 20-23" from the floor. The platform of this base is about 4-5" tall and the legs can be set to as low as 4" off the ground. This would mean that you could use this base with a 10-14" mattress (of which there are countless choices available) and still meet these accessibility requirements.
I hope that helps.
How would you rank this model against the Lucid L300 and the Serta Motion Essentials III?
Hi Andrew -- Thanks for your question. We have not looked at the Lucid L300, however we have done an equivalent overview of the Serta Motion Essentials III base that you can see here: ua-cam.com/video/Asu6q4rHZDE/v-deo.html
Watching that video should give you a very clear picture of how the features differ between these two bases. I hope that's helpful.
This is an excellent review. Thanks @goodbed. I have become interested in the PranaSleep Euro adjustable with the Beechwood slats. It’s $2,000 for a Queen, but it’s wall hugging and has just about every feature there is. I especially like the slats for aeration/ventilation of the mattress and more mattress adjustability/flexibility. Have you seen that one? If so, I’d love you hear your comments on it. Thank you.
Hi Olhos -- Sorry we missed this comment earlier. Fortunately, I know you ultimately did find our overview of the PranaSleep line, and that we answered the question you had on that video instead.
For the benefit of other readers, here is a direct link to that PranaSleep video: ua-cam.com/video/UCfKZUx4s4E/v-deo.html
Cheers!
A very informative video. What is the warranty on this base?
Hi Marchelle -- thanks for the comment. It's three years.
Hope that's helpful!
@@goodbed , Yes, it is very helpful. Thank You Very Much for responding!
Is that one of the Classic Brands gel foam mattresses? If so, how would you rate it? (I'm on a fixed disability income; can't afford a high end mattress for another year or two.) I've been eyeing the 12" one on Amazon for < $250.
Hi +Katatawnic -- Thanks for your question. Yes, that is definitely one of the Classic Brands mattresses. I don't recall exactly which one it was, but I think it might be a slightly older version of this one: amzn.to/2ueINdk
We didn't do a formal review of that mattress though, so I'm afraid I can't provide much feedback on its characteristics beyond what you see in this video.
GoodBed
Thanks for the response. 😊 Yes, that is the one I've been contemplating. However, I've found a latex one that'll be much better for my needs; the sinking you get from memory foam is painful for me, and apparently latex doesn't do that. It's also supposed to be more supportive and last longer than memory foam. I'm tired of memory foam mattresses losing support within a year! I also very much dislike the idea of all the chemicals in memory foam, which are not present in natural latex.
IF these assertions are false, please let me know. The latex mattress is $100 more, and I certainly don't want to throw good money after bad. I just want my bedridden existence to be more tolerable.
Hi +Katatawnic -- Happy to clear a few things up for you on this:
1) You are correct in your understanding that latex is more buoyant than memory foam.
2) In terms of the durability, you can't make any categorical generalizations since quality can vary a lot for both memory foam and latex, so the relative longevity will depend on the quality of the latex vs the quality of the memory foam. That said, you're right that in general there is more cheap memory foam out there, which does lose its resiliency very quickly.
3) In terms of chemicals, you're right again that memory foam (being a petroleum-based product) does have more chemicals than all-natural latex (which comes from the sap of a rubber tree). That being said, there is a 0.0% chance that a mattress that costs only $350 is made entirely of all-natural latex. At that price point, it most likely has a small amount of latex over an ordinary polyurethane foam (petroleum-based) core, and/or uses synthetic latex -- which has roughly the same properties of natural latex but is made from petroleum rather than the sap of a rubber tree. Even so, the latex option is going to have slightly fewer chemicals, but it is not going to be the big difference you were led to believe.
I hope that helps.
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Yeah, I should've clarified. The base of the mattress is synthetic foam, and the top 4" layer is 90-95% natural latex. So only 5-10% of the top 4" layer is synthetic. Once I've been able to save up, I plan on looking into a mattress that is latex for all layers. But a hybrid will work well for me until I can get a hold of a higher end mattress.
Thank you for all your help. Your videos are extremely informative, and your interaction in the comments is very much appreciated. 😊
Thank you very much +Katatawnic. I'm very glad we've been able to be of help to you.
Im missing the plug portion that goes into the wall it connects to the plug that has a prong wire sticking out where can I go to order an extra plug ?
Hi. Here's the customer support info for Classic Brands -- I'm sure they have a replacement you can buy. www.classicbrands.com/support/
My question us i like my bed high off the ground can a adjustable bed be lifted up are do i need to buy the 4 feet lifters to rise the bed up
Hi Monica. That's a great question. Many adjustable bases come with three height options. For example, the Classic Brands base (in the video here), the Nectar adjustable base and the Reverie R650 can sit as high as 15 inches. The Lineal base can sit 18 inches high. That 15-18" range is pretty typical -- so from there you can decide if you want to add feet lifters.
@@goodbed im talking about seven and sons adjustable platinum bed queen size
Ah -- you'd just need to check with the manufacturer or retailer on that particular model.
any recommendations of a frame that will fit well with a queen size of one of these?
Hi Arturo -- Happy to help, but am not 100% sure what you mean since the term "bed frame" typically refers to something that you wouldn't need at all when you have an adjustable base.
By frame, are you referring to a piece of furniture (e.g., a bed or headboard) that would go around or behind this adjustable base for aesthetic purposes? If so, in terms of "fitting well," I *think* you should be OK with just about anything that is intended to go around the perimeter of your mattress, or at the head / foot of your mattress. The main key is to make sure you are *not* getting a piece that has anything going across the center (e.g., to provide support for the mattress itself), because that space all needs to be open for the base. The idea here is to simply drop the adjustable base right into the furniture, just as you would drop an ordinary "bed frame" into the furniture.
That said, it is definitely worth confirming with the manufacturer to make sure that there is nothing about the furniture that would cause problems if it were used with an adjustable base (e.g., if the headboard or footboard sticks out in such a way that prevents the head or foot from elevating, etc.).
I hope that helps.
yes I meant as a headboard or just as a piece of furniture which you could just drop right in.
OK great. I don't have any specific suggestions, since furniture falls outside our current focus area and your choice will primarily come down to purely personal criteria like aesthetics, price, etc. But I hope my previous response was helpful in your search.
I was thinking of a headboard myself but I need more space in my room so I think I want get a headboard i just need the bed because my bed hurts so bad
Where can I purchase a replacement remote? And also replacement cords/wires?
Hi Ignacio. Classic Brands should be able to help with a replacement remote and any other parts you may need. Call 1-877-707-7533 weekdays 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. EST. or email customerservice@classicbrands.com
Good luck!
I see a lot of negative reviews for this base on Amazon. Most have to do with broken/defective parts. How accurate are those reviews? I’m really thinking about buying this base.
Hi David -- Thanks for your question. I'm afraid that since we have no visibility into the metadata behind reviews on Amazon, we don't really have any more information than you do about assessing their likely validity.
In terms of their plausibility, I would say that while we continue to believe that this base is an excellent value for the money, it is at the same time a very inexpensive base that is made overseas.
It may be worth noting that there are other bases we have covered that are made in the USA and that have better warranties, but they do cost more. For example, here is one made by Leggett & Platt that you can also order online: www.goodbed.com/reviews/lineal-base-preview/
I hope that's helpful.
Does the mattress have to have certain things in it for the massage to work or does the base just vibrate through the mattress?
Hi Jack -- Thanks for your question. The massage feature will just vibrate through the mattress -- the mattress doesn't need to have any special features or attributes for that to work.
GoodBed Great, thanks!
My pleasure Jack.
Is the heat and massage feature actually in the frame base or the mattress?
Hi Jean -- Thanks for your question. The features described in this video are all in the base, not the mattress. This includes the massage feature.
That said, there is no heating feature in this base. In general, heating features can be applied in multiple ways but do not tend to be a feature of adjustable bases. Most commonly they are applied through something that sits on top on the top of the mattress.
I hope that's helpful.
Yes, Thank you! 😊
What do you do when you don't here beep sound to pair one side of the bed
How did you get the pillows to Not move? A bit shakey as you moved your arms in the last clip.
It kind of depends on the mattress. Mattress covers that have some nap to them help hold the pillow kind of like velcro. That's lost of course once you add sheets!
Most if not all King adjustable bases are made of two XL Twin beds put together, in two separate packages, so you can have them sent ups. they would usually come with extra parts to lock them together. They would be way to heavy if it was one base.
Hi +Getdownnat -- Thanks for your comment. You are right that this is a common configuration for a king size setup, however with this base you also have the option of a single king-size base, which could save you some money relative to getting two TwinXL bases. The key advantage of two getting two TwinXL bases is that it enables you to elevate each side of the mattress independently -- of course, to do this you would also need to have two TwinXL mattresses rather than a single king-size mattress. FYI, this topic is covered in the section that starts at 10:28 in the video.
Can you order replacement motors if needed?
Hi there -- Thanks for your question. I'm afraid we don't know the answer to that one off-hand, but it seems like a great question for the manufacturer. You can reach Classic Brands customer support by phone here: 877-707-7533
Please come back and let us know what you learn!
Can I just put a matress topper on top of this adjustable base so the massage feel more obvious? It's surface is a solid board to hold a person on top of just the mattress? topper ?
Hm. Well, I guess you could just put a piece of foam (a topper) on it. I'm not sure how that would work for you from a support standpoint, but I don't see any reason why you couldn't do that.
Will this work with the Dreamcloud?
Hi there -- Thanks for your question. Yes, this base will work with any mattress that is compatible for use with an adjustable base. The DreamCloud is certainly one such example. I hope that's helpful.
Would love to see a review of classic brands 14in cool gel mattress from you..
Thanks for letting us know that review would be helpful +honduone. Our review backlog is prioritized based on interest from our users so your request will definitely be noted. As of now, we haven't heard from many users about this model, but if/when we review it, you'll be able to find it on our site here:
www.goodbed.com/mattresses/classic-sleep-products/
You can also subscribe to our channel to be notified of new reviews as they come out.
GoodBed you have a new subscriber! Thank you! Great reviews!
Thanks +honduone! Very glad you're finding them helpful.
I don't know if anybody would still answering questions here, but I'll try. :) I'm considering 2 XL singles to make a king. (not sure yet if I'll do one or two mattresses on top). My question is about the usb plugs. Are they only one one side of the bed? If so, one of the usb's would be un-usable because it'd be between the two beds placed side to side.
Is this bed a wall hugger?
Hi JS -- Thanks for your questions. Re: the USB port, IIRC they were only on one side of the base, which would indeed mean that in a side by side configuration, one pair of USB ports would be in the middle of the bed and thereby hard to access. That said, it may be worth noting that each base has two USB ports, so no matter what you'd still have ready access to two USB ports.
Re: your second question, no the base shown in this video (this one: amzn.to/3fa3VW0) does NOT have wall-hugger functionality. That said, this same manufacturer has since come out with a comparable base that adds the wall-hugger feature. You can see that one here: amzn.to/2YluOQ1
I hope that's helpful.
@@goodbed Didn't know if I'd even receive a response to the old video, let alone so quickly. :)
Thanks for your response, and this is very helpful information for me as I research what I will be purchasing.
@@JS-es5ep My pleasure! Glad that was helpful.
I have a Sleep Number bed in a king size. Will these frames work with a Sleep Number bed?
Hi Dorothy -- Thanks for your question. Yes, this frame will work with any mattress that is compatible with an adjustable base, including Sleep Number beds. You'll just have to buy the size that matches your mattress (in your case, king size).
Can anyone tell me what kind of bed frame I should buy for this bed? My GF wants a headboard and frame around and and I have no idea what is going to be compatible. Thanks
Hi Tony -- Thanks for your question. You can see some more detailed discussion of this at 9:23 in the video, but the answer is that you should be able to drop this base right into most non-platform beds. To be clear about some terminology in this case, by "bed" I mean a piece of furniture that goes around the mattress and typically includes a headboard as well. Let me know if you need any additional clarification.
UH OH. I thought that since this bed is only 10 inches high when used with the 4 inch legs, It would work best with a Platform bed. The Platform bed that I want to use had a headboard, footboard and sideboards. Boards all around. The distance from the floor to the top of the siderails is exactly 10 inches,. I thought this would be a perfect fit. What do you think?
Hi Tony -- What I meant by "platform" is bed that includes a flat platform (or slats) on which you would normally place the mattress. Does the bed you bought include this? If so, perhaps it can be removed? The only point I was trying to make is that you are generally going to want the legs of this base to be resting directly on the floor. I hope that helps.
Yes, the bed has slats but they can be completely removed and yes, the bed will be resting directly on the floor as it is right now. 10 inches high. The platform bed I bought will be going around the bed. I have a 10" Tuft & Needle mattress so the rails should be exactly even with the bed, and the mattress will be 10 inches above the top of the siderails. That's how I was calculating it. By the way, this bed is AWESOME. Very comfortable and the motors are QUIET. Much better than beds costing a lot more in my opinion,. Thanks for the help!
Great, sounds like you're in good shape then, Tony. Also, thanks for sharing your feedback about the base. I'm very glad to hear that it's worked out so well for you.
Okay I'm ordering me adjustable bed from Wayfair but I need a phone mattress to fit it it is queen size the bed frame is about 6 00 and maybe 94.94
Question, wall hugger? Thx
Answer: No. YW. :)
But here is one from the same manufacturer that does have wall-hugger and is also sold through Amazon: amzn.to/2ANke94
I hope that's helpful.
Can you install a headboard on this base ?
Hi Marc. Classic Brands sells a headboard-bracket kit separately for doing just that.
Is mattress included with this twin. Base.?
Hi Kathy. No, mattresses are not included with an adjustable base. The adjustable base is always a separate purchase unless you come across some kind of package deal at a mattress store.
Hope that helps and thanks for the comment.
@@goodbed so any mattress you like can be paired with the base?
You want to make sure the mattress is compatible but the majority are. Any bed that's sold compressed and shipped to you in a box will be compatible. Any all-foam mattress should be compatible. The ones to watch out for are older-style innerspring beds that are sold like furniture -- they often have a heavy metal wire around the perimeter of the bed that isn't meant to be bent.
Is this as good as the s-cape?
Hi Rick -- Thanks for your question, and sorry I missed this earlier. This is certainly a good base that packs a lot of features for its price point, but in general is not as fully-featured as the S-Cape. As an example, one very notable feature that the S-Cape adds is wall-hugger functionality. For comparison, we did a full run-down of the S-Cape as well -- you can check out its features in our video overview here:
ua-cam.com/video/AD8NGI3hotc/v-deo.html
I hope that's helpful.
Can u just add a headboard or would u nead a whole headboard bed frame??
Hi +sonjae09 -- Thanks for your question. You *can* have a whole frame, but you don't need one. A stand-alone headboard can be fastened securely to this base on its own. This is true for most other adjustable bases as well. I hope that helps.
would you recommend this product for the price
Hi Daniel -- Thanks for your question. In general, we do think that the features on this base compare very favorably with other options in the $600-$700 price range (for queen size). We didn't do any testing as it relates to durability or longevity, however the reviews it's gotten from consumers do give us some reassurance on that front.
That said, keep in mind that Amazon updates its prices many times per day, and we've seen the price of this product vary by hundreds of dollars (even in the course of a single day). I wouldn't recommend buying it above the price range mentioned previously. You can see their current lowest price here:
www.goodbed.com/o/p/265187/classic-brands-adjustable-bed-base/amazoncom/classic-sleep-products/
I hope that helps.
This base actually has a wallhugger version. I was wondering though...If I am going to fit this base inside of my bed frame, should I even get the wallhugger version? What exactly is the point of it? I notice that it has a nice frame around the adjustable base.
Hi + toomuch4em -- Thanks for your question, and for pointing out that Classic Brands has recently released a wall-hugger version of their base. For the benefit of other readers, the wall-hugger version can be seen here:
amzn.to/2tdd2Ny
In terms of your question, wall-hugger functionality has nothing to do with putting the base inside of your existing bed frame (you can do that with or without the wall-hugger feature). The purpose is generally to make it easier to access your nightstand even as the head of the base elevates. Without wall-hugger functionality, when you elevate the head of the bed, *your* head is actually moving forward (away from the wall) -- which means that in a fully elevated position, your nightstand is actually behind you and awkward to reach. With the wall-hugger functionality, as you raise the head, the entire bed slides backward toward the wall in order to keep *your* head in the same place. You can see it demonstrated more visually here:
ua-cam.com/video/eIM6eyPFgB0/v-deo.htmlm29s
I hope that helps.
Im getting ready to purchase this bed and I have to say I am very nervous .....
We hope you love it!
What's the warranty on the frame?
Hi +mykylc -- Thanks for your question. On the Amazon page for this product, it states "3 Year Bumper to Bumper Warranty." You can follow this link to see it: www.goodbed.com/o/p/265187/classic-brands-adjustable-bed-base/amazoncom/classic-sleep-products/
Typically this means that any and all manufacturer defects would be covered for the first 3 years, and you would be out of pocket nothing for the cost of repairing them during this time. I hope that helps.
Thanks. My adjustable frame arrived today. Would you recommend the classic mattress for this frame. I currently have a yoga bed memory foam mattress and it doesn't seem to bend as much as this one does at the foot.
Can you entertain into other frame?
Can you insert into old frame?
@@kennethgoodmansr4749 I assume you're asking whether you can drop this base into a sleigh bed or other piece of decorative furniture like that. Generally speaking you can, but i'd recommend double-checking the dimensions of your furniture and making sure your furniture doesn't have any rails that are meant to go underneath the mattress, as those could interfere with the movements of the base. I hope that's helpful.
Are the USB ports on both sides?
Hi +SIRTURF -- Thanks for your question. No, in the queen size model shown, the USB ports are only on one side.
No prob I am going to purchase the King Size
Do I need to buy an specific mattress?
Hi Josue -- Thanks for your question. You don't need a specific mattress, but you do specifically need one that is compatible with an adjustable base. We talk more about this in the Mattress Compatibility section of the video here: ua-cam.com/video/OUvPmXfwf6s/v-deo.html
FYI, we also assess (and show) adjustable base compatibility on most of our mattress reviews, so you can see how well that mattress will work with an adjustable base. Here's a list of all of our in-depth reviews: ua-cam.com/play/PLXx2X7WCTxdIrw64j0_BTLSXLVb3bDTTH.html
I want twin only to put in my living room. I have constant back pain
You are looking for a twin-size adjustable frame? Generally they are sold in twin size, but it will be a Twin XL, which is 5 inches longer than a standard twin mattress. Hope that helps!
Can I attach a headboard??
HI Deborah. Thanks for the question. Classic Brands sells a bracket kit that you can use to attach a headboard, but the base doesn't come with one automatically (that's the case for most adjustable bases -- you have to pay extra for a kit to attach a headboard).
Hope that helps!
Which model is this exactly?
Hi there -- Thanks for your question. It's called the Adjustable Comfort adjustable bed base from Classic Brands. Here is a direct link to it on Amazon:
amzn.to/306s2y2
I hope that's helpful.
any problems with it
My mattress is 13" memory foam. Is that too thick for this adjustable frame
Hi Debbie -- Thanks for your question. The answer here does not depend at all on which base you choose. This base is able to handle any mattress that is adjustable-base compatible.
As such, the answer here *will* depend on your particular mattress. Most 13" memory foam mattresses should be fine on an adjustable base. The only thing you might find on a thicker mattress is that it might not be good for the mattress (or particularly comfortable for you) to have both the head and feet elevated all the way at the same time. That said, I would check the warranty for your specific mattress first to make sure that it won't be voided by use on an adjustable base.
I hope that helps.
what stores carry this
Hi Daniel -- Thanks for your question. As far as we know, this particular base is only sold online.
Sleep train, now known as Mattress Firm caries them. I just purchased an adjustable base today!
Thanks Hector. As far as we know, no Mattress Firm stores carry *this* base -- meaning, the specific adjustable base shown in this video. I think this is what the original poster was asking. That said, most mattress retailers these days have begun offering at least some selection of adjustable bases, and you are certainly correct that Mattress Firm is no exception.
How high does the head go? I need adjustable bed that the head goes up to 70 degrees, need, wall hugger, with plugs on sides, under bed lighting, massage, the one I got 2 yrs ago, has no wall hugger and the head only goes up to 59 degrees. Anyone know of any adjustable beds with all of these things? Thanks!
Can it be used with any mattress?
Hi Mia -- Thanks for your question. Not all mattresses are compatible with an adjustable base, so any mattress that is not 'adjustable base compatible' should not be used with this (or any) adjustable base. That said, this base *can* be used with any mattress that *is* adjustable base compatible. I hope that helps.
Does this work with any mattress?
Hi there -- Thanks for your question and sorry I missed this earlier. This base will work with any mattress that is *adjustable base compatible*, however not all mattresses are compatible for use with an adjustable base. Put differently, as long as your mattress can be used on any adjustable base, it can be used on this one. I hope that's helpful.
Mattress info at 6:34