DOUBLE ADJUSTABLE BEDS
FROM THE MOBILITY FURNITURE COMPANY
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6 COLLECTIONS CONTAINING OVER 400 FABRICS
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6 COLLECTIONS CONTAINING OVER 400 FABRICS
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100's OF FAUX LEATHERS TO CHOOSE FROM
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5 POINT MECHANISM AS STANDARD
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‘WHITE GLOVE’ INSTALLATION AND DELIVERY INCLUDED
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5 YEARS WARRANTY ON ALL MECHANISED PRODUCTS
Double Adjustable Beds
Discover the wide range of double recliner beds that are available from The Mobility Furniture Company. Designed for maximum comfort and style, our electric double beds aim to help people with mobility issues, various health conditions and those who generally need a little more support from their bed. Other customers comprise people who simply want to enjoy being able to relax in bed with their feet up or their back at an incline.
Enjoy looking through our collection of electric double beds. If you are interested in other types of mobility furniture, our riser recliner chairs, homecare chairs, riser sofas, homecare beds and single recliner beds could be of interest.
Please note that all colour variants shown below are examples only. As each item is made bespoke there is a large range of colours and shades available depending on the fabric chosen.
Single Beds are available in
2’3” / 2’6” / 3’0” / 3’6”
Double/Twins are available in
4’6” / 5’0” / 6’0” / 7’0”
Colours
- Cream
- Brown
- Gray
- Black
The Hereford Double
- 5 Part Action adjustable bed
- 1200 or 2150 pocket springs unit
- 100% cotton Belgian mattress ticking
Single Beds are available in
3’0” / 4’0” / 5’0” / 6’0”
Double/Twins are available in
5’0” / 6’0”
Colours
- Gray
- Brown
- Cream
- Black
The Grasmere
- 5 Point adjustable bed
- Upholstery available is chenille, wool, plush, damask
- 1 drawer (end) available
Single Beds are available in
2’3″/2’6″/3’0″/3’6″/4’0″/4’6″
Double/Twins are available in
4’6″/5’0″/6’0″/7’0″/8’0″
The Ullswater
- 5 Point adjustable wooden bed frame
- Available with hi-low lifting action
- 11 colour options with matching drawers available
We are delighted to introduce
Dr Rob Hicks
We are thrilled to have Dr Rob Hicks on board as an independent expert. He highlights key issues faced by many older people, and others who have medical conditions, and discusses how well-designed mobility furniture can help them to improve health and quality of life.
How does a double adjustable bed work?
The base of a double adjustable bed has an assortment of joints.
Each of the joints rotates a certain percentage, which allows you and your partner to choose between a wide range of lying and sleeping positions. Raise and lower each section of the bed using the simple handset.
Near-silent motors move each section separately, supporting the mattress and enabling you and your partner to find the most comfortable position.
Electric double beds are straightforward to operate, can lead to multiple health benefits and a much more relaxing bedtime experience.
What are the health benefits of having a double adjustable bed?
A double recliner bed allows you to elevate your legs and lie at an incline (separately or at the same time if you wish) by adjusting your position with the simple handset.
Elevating legs reduces swelling, easing painful, swollen and stiff legs. Injuries and wounds such as ulcers heal faster when legs are raised. When inflammation reduces and healing begins, rest and relaxation follow.
Lying at an incline can reduce acid reflux and heartburn. People with some sleep disorders (such as sleep apnoea) find that sleeping at an incline can improve symptoms. Plus it is easier to take medication when you are an incline as opposed to flat.
Browse our categories
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Mobility Chairs
The Mobility Furniture Company supply a range of different electric rise and recline chairs.
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Sofa Beds
Our mobility sofa beds provide a safe, secure and supremely comfortable experience.
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Homecare Beds
Our range of high-quality profiling beds are suitable for a whole range of requirements.
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How to choose the perfect recliner chair
You’ve decided that a reclining chair is needed in your life. It will enhance your comfort and relaxation at the end of a long day, plus there are compelling health benefits to enjoy. Here’s how to choose the perfect recliner chair.
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Can sleeping in a recliner chair cause problems?
Sleep patterns change with age. Age UK highlights that sleep tends to become less deep and people wake up more often during the night or earlier in the morning as they grow older.
