Electric Adjustable Bed Backrest

This powered bed backrest transforms a standard bed into an adjustable bed.  At the push of a button, the user is able to adjust the angle that they sit or lie on the mattress.  It allows the persons partner to still use the other half of the bed but provide individualised angle support for the ideal positioning required.

Independent Mobility:

The Deluxe Electric Bed Backrest allows for independent choice for the user to sit or lie at a chosen angle and not depend on others/carers to assist.

Injury Recovery: 

This bed backrest is designed to keep your spine in a neutral stress-free position. Adjustable to your preferred comfortable height whilst supporting your neck and head.

Breastfeeding: 

Our adjustable backrest will keep you and your baby comfortable while you feed them. Designed to help prevent back and neck pain while breast and bottle feeding.

Snoring & Sleeping Apnea Prevention: 

This unique anti-snoring bed backrest is able to stop individual episodes of habitual snoring without reducing the subjective sleep quality. Snoring can be stopped successfully at an inclination of approximately 20°. There’s a reason that hospitals use adjustable beds for patients with heart issues. Did you know that by simply adjusting your bed backrest 7.5° you will reduce Obstructive Sleep Apnea (OSA) severity by 31.8%. 

Back Pain Relief: 

Many medical professionals recommend sleeping on an incline to help relieve backache. Especially for people suffering with lower back pain, sleeping on a slight incline with a pillow under the knees can help to take the pressure off the spine, making it easier to sleep.

Treat Insomnia: 

Inclined Bed Therapy attempts to use the power of gravity to reap additional health benefits while you rest. Rather than snoozing horizontally as you do on a flat bed, your upper body is raised to create an incline.

Nervous System Problems: 

The Nervous System transmits signals from the brain to the rest of the body, affecting your ability to move, think, breathe, and more. The primary components are the brain, spine, and the spine’s extending nervous. Spinal cord injuries, multiple sclerosis, and cerebral palsy are all examples of nervous system issues. It’s possible that resting on an incline, may alleviate the symptoms associated with these conditions.

Other Breathing Disorders: 

Hypoventilation and Nocturnal Hypoxemia are examples of sleep-related breathing issues that can affect oxygen levels in the body. For those experiencing any of these disorders, improved breathing by resting with your body elevated may alleviate your symptoms and prevent these conditions from worsening.