Sleep Number split king beds are popular for good reason. Each side adjusts independently. You pick your firmness. Your partner picks theirs. But there is one big drawback: the gap in the middle.

Two separate mattresses always create a gap. On a Sleep Number, this gap is especially frustrating because the mattresses sit on an adjustable base. They shift when you change positions. The gap gets wider over time.

Foam wedges do not work well here. When you raise the head or foot section, the foam pops out. It was designed for flat beds, not adjustable ones.

A foam wedge is a vertical gap filler. It sits in the crack between the mattresses. It works okay on a flat, static bed. But Sleep Number beds are neither flat nor static.

• The foam pops out when you raise the head or foot section
• Different firmness levels on each side create uneven surfaces
• The mattresses still slide apart on the adjustable base
• Foam compresses and sinks within weeks

The foam wedge fills the gap from above. But on an adjustable bed, the gap changes shape constantly. A rigid piece of foam simply cannot keep up.

The Bedbinder Deluxe is a horizontal bed bridge. It wraps around both mattresses and pulls them together from underneath. The gap cannot form because the mattresses are physically connected.

Here is why it works so well on Sleep Number beds:

• Connects the mattresses so they cannot slide apart on the adjustable base
• Flexes with the mattress when you raise or lower the head and foot
• Does not interfere with air chambers or individual firmness settings
• Nothing sits on the mattress surface, so no bump or ridge
• Each side still adjusts independently

The Bedbinder works underneath the mattresses. It does not care what firmness setting you use. It does not care what angle the base is at. It just keeps both mattresses locked together.

The biggest concern with any gap filler on a Sleep Number bed is losing the adjustability that makes it special. The Bedbinder does not take any of that away.

Your Sleep Number setting stays the same. One side can be at 35, the other at 75. The Bedbinder does not affect the air chambers at all.

Your FlexFit base still works perfectly. Raise the head for reading. Raise the feet for better circulation. The Bedbinder flexes right along with the mattress. Both sides adjust independently, just as before.

The only difference? No more gap. No more rolling into the middle. No more mattresses drifting apart during the night.