Adjustable beds are great for comfort. You can raise the head to read or watch TV. You can raise the foot to reduce swelling. But there is one big problem: the gap between the two mattresses.

Most adjustable beds use two separate mattresses, one for each person. When you push them together, a gap forms in the middle. The same gap problem that happens with any two-mattress setup. But on adjustable beds, it is harder to fix.

Why is the gap worse on adjustable beds?

On a regular bed, a foam wedge can at least fill the gap temporarily. On an adjustable bed, even that does not work. When you raise the head or foot section, the mattresses flex and the gap changes shape. A foam wedge gets pushed out, squeezed, or falls to the side. Every time you adjust the bed, you have to fix the wedge again.

A topper does not work either. You cannot raise one side of the bed with a stiff topper lying across both mattresses. It blocks the movement.

The Bedbinder Deluxe works with all types of adjustable beds:

• Electric adjustable bases (single motor or dual motor)
• Manual adjustable beds with cranks or latches
• Split king adjustable beds (two Twin XL mattresses)
• Hospital-style adjustable beds
• Adjustable boxspring systems

It fits all standard mattress sizes from 80x200 to 120x200 cm (Europe) and Twin, Twin XL, and Full sizes (US). Even if your two mattresses are different sizes or different firmness levels, the Bedbinder keeps them connected.