Mattresses for Electric Beds

The Mattress & Sleep Company specializes in offering highly elastic mattresses designed for optimal use with lifestyle adjustable beds. While it is true that nearly any mattress "works" with an adjustable bed, there is so much more thought that needs to be given to ensuring your new mattress is genuinely compatible with your new electric bed frame.

Thinner mattresses constructed from exceptionally elastic materials such as natural latex foam or pocket springs without foam encasements are ideal. These elastic materials not only contour well to the shape of our bodies, but they also bend more precisely on electric bases.

We recommend following these steps when researching the best adjustable bed for your needs.

1. Browse our carefully curated collection of adjustable beds. You can use the collection filters to narrow down the selection by the specific features you're looking for. Our best-selling adjustable beds are available à la carte and can be purchased online. Please note that we have access to a broader selection of electric beds than is listed online.
2. Browse our popular mattresses that are tested and guaranteed to be compatible with adjustable beds. Our stores in Calgary, Edmonton, and Sherwood Park display all of the listed mattress models for in-person rest testing.
3. Read our Adjustable Bed Frequently Asked Questions page. We answer some of the most commonly asked questions here.
4. A new bed isn't complete without new bedding! And, perhaps more so than a standard flat bed, adjustable beds often require more specialized sheeting to ensure the best experience. We recommend browsing our selection of amazing sheeting for inspiration.
5. Visit our stores in Calgary, Edmonton, and Sherwood Park. We'll listen to your needs and help you find the best solution.

We're often asked, "What is the best mattress?" The Mattress & Sleep Company believes this can be answered by understanding our philosophy, The Elastic Bed Principle.

Your mattress should be constructed of highly elastic materials for these three straightforward reasons:

1. Elastic materials conform better to the complex shape of the human body.
2. Elastic materials rebound/bounce back to their original shape effortlessly, providing proper support from head to toe —not just the heaviest parts of the body.
3. Elasticity IS support. It is imperative to understand that ‘softness’ and ‘firmness’ are entirely separate metrics and are only loosely related to support. The elastic and conforming response of a softer spring is much more supportive of the human body than the firm, overly stiff support of the floor.

Read more about The Elastic Bed Principle in our Spring Mattress Buying Guide.