I’m looking for an adjustable base to go under my soon-to-be-purchased 100% latex mattress. I need to elevate my head 6" above my feet with no dip in the middle. The entire bed must incline, not just the head and feet. My old Flobeds’ frame and mattress have been on a simple incline insert that has worked well. But the new mattress warranty may require a platform-type base.
I can find only two that provide total incline:
Both of these bases have more bells and whistles than I need (e.g., remote control, Alexa compatible, or programmable). Other than these two, does anyone know of others?
I am pretty certain, but I will have to double check, the dawn house adjustable bed inclines as well as the Customatic Technologies Adjustable Base
Also Rize makes several models which you can add their tilt base, so it will perform that tilt function.
Hi Eweforia.
Welcome to our Mattress Forum. 
It sounds like you do have some pretty specific needs! Another option I’ve heard of is the Glideaway (with tilt kit) as well as the Ergopedic iTilt base.
I think the unfortunate “side effect” of your specific needs are that you’ll end up with bells and whistles you don’t necessarily want. Do let us know which you end up getting!
NikkiTMU
Thanks! Just wait till I post my questions concerning mattresses. They are equally specific! The Glideaway is what Symphony Sleep’s beds were previously branded as. That is currently at the top of my list. I hadn’t run across the iTilt. The videos and motion diagrams on their site are the most customer-centric I’ve seen. I think that Symphony Sleep is probably equally constructed and better value. I’ll know more after I’ve spoken to them. The company itself has been unresponsive to my phone and email messages. A retailer, Rest Right Mattress, was very quick to respond to my email, so I’ll call him after the holidays.
Thanks, Maverick. The first two you listed are head/foot tilt rather than full-body incline, from what I can see. I’ve emailed them to ask. The Remedy III is sold by Rize and is on my list. They sell a “Rizer kit” that provides full incline for this bed. It is pricier than Symphony Sleep, however.
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Thats weird, I thought the dawn house had hydraulics that raised the bed flat and then tilted. Unless they discontinued that model.
Sorry about that.
Have a great holiday.
Maverick
I deeply regretted getting the Rize Remedy III. There is an auto pillow tilt if you look at the YouTube video, but not clear on the website. It gave me a lot of neck pain.
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Hello Eweforia,
Hi there! Great question-finding an adjustable base that offers a true incline (not just a head life) can be tough. That’s actually what we specialize in at Mattress Foundations. Our Incline Sleep Adjustable base tilts the entire body from 0-12 inches, allowing you to select your perfect incline position that helps with breathing, circulation, and overall sleep quality- without bending you in half like many traditional adjustables do. It’s designed for full-body health benefits and made with durable, furniture-grade materials right here in the U.S. This solves your problem of not needing all the features that regular adjustable bed have. 95% of all adjustable beds are built for lifestyle not for sleeping. By that I mean reading, watching TV, working on computer,etc. When you are ready to sleep you end up putting your adjustable bed flat. (75% of all people sleep on their sides .) Our "Incline Sleep Adjustable is 40% to 70% cheaper than adjustable beds with all options,minus the tilt. Our Incline Sleep Adjustable is built for SLEEPING not LIFESTYLE.
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