Plus, you can get it in Split Queen, Split King, and Split Cal King. The base is offered in the traditional sizes: Twin XL, Full, Queen, King, and Cal King sizes. If you're unsure about whether your mattress can be used on an adjustable base, contact the mattress's manufacturer. I tested it with the Solaire, an expensive but impressive option. Saatva offers a variety of mattresses that are compatible with the Lineal. Below are my experiences with the frame, and you can read my review of the mattress here.Īny mattress designed for use with an adjustable base will work with the Lineal. I tested a Split King frame and Solaire mattress, both of which were sent to me for free to test.

But for someone who has the budget and wants a fully-customizable sleep experience, I'd recommend the Saatva Lineal Adjustable Base.Īdjustable bed frames are becoming more accessible (though still not truly affordable) and some of the basic models can cost just a few hundred dollars, which we lay out here in our buying guide. These frames work with an array of mattresses to offer inclined head and foot positioning for more comfortable lounging while reading, watching TV, or sleeping. Beyond these basic functions, the Saatva Lineal Adjustable Base also has massaging functions, a nightlight, and presets, such as 'Zero G', that are easy to adjust with remote control.

Unless you have a few hundred or even thousand sitting around, I don't think I'd recommend it to the average shopper. As someone who's tested more than 50 mattresses and bed frames, I'd have to say that few people need an adjustable bed frame.

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