Bed systems include a mattress that is configured to be attached to a foundation. The bed systems include a strap and a connector configured to hold the strap and connect the mattress and the foundation to each other.

An inflatable angled sleeping wedge device is provided. The device is comprised of an inflatable body that has an angled sleeping surface. The body can be inflated manually or via an integrated pump such that the body can be easily transported while deflated, and then inflated when used. Once inflated, a user can sleep on the angled sleeping surface.

A system can include a zipper that connects a mattress to a bed foundation. For example, the zipper can extend from a head end to a foot end of an adjustable foundation. For another example, a zipper can connect to a mattress along a seam of the mattress and/or to a foundation along a seam of a foundation. For another example, a first zipper can connect the mattress core to a second zipper and the second zipper can connect a foundation to the first zipper. For another example, first and second zippers can be substantially vertically aligned.

A bedding system includes an adjustable base comprising a tambour. An air control unit is coupled to the base. The air control unit includes a left fan and a right fan. The fans are positioned under the tambour. A first air passage is connected to the left fan. A second air passage is connected to the right fan. A sealed bag is positioned on the base. The bag includes a spacer and coils positioned therein. The bag includes opposite top and bottom ends. The top and bottom ends are each being breathable. A duct that connects the bottom end to the first and second air passages. A breathable comfort layer is positioned on the bag. A mattress cover is positioned on the comfort layer. Kits and method of use are disclosed.

A bedding system includes an adjustable base comprising a tambour. An air control unit is coupled to the base. The air control unit includes a left fan and a right fan. The fans are positioned under the tambour. A first air passage is connected to the left fan. A second air passage is connected to the right fan. A sealed bag is positioned on the base. The bag includes a spacer and coils positioned therein. The bag includes opposite top and bottom ends. The top and bottom ends are each being breathable. A duct that connects the bottom end to the first and second air passages. A breathable comfort layer is positioned on the bag. A mattress cover is positioned on the comfort layer. Kits and method of use are disclosed.

The disclosure generally relates to an adjustable bed foundation. The adjustable foundation includes lateral and/or longitudinal support members as part of an adjustable base frame positioned below a mattress support. The lateral and longitudinal support members, along with a fixed base frame portion of the foundation are preferably formed from a lightweight material such as wood. The lateral and longitudinal support members provide sufficient vertical support structure to accommodate a mattress and bed occupants on the adjustable platform, as well as electrical and mechanical components of the adjustable foundation below a mattress support deck.

A method of individually pressurizing a plurality of air tubes includes the steps of providing a sealed tube body, a pressure sensor, an inlet/outlet valve for each of the plurality of air tubes, a control unit, and an air circulation system. The steps also involve retrieving an initial pressure setting for each of the plurality of air tubes with the control unit; measuring a current pressure within the sealed body; comparing the initial pressure setting to the current pressure for each of the plurality of air tubes; opening the inlet/outlet valve of an off-pressure tube and pumping air into the sealed tube body of the off-pressure tube with the air circulation system, if the current pressure is lower than the initial pressure setting; and opening the inlet/outlet valve of the off-pressure tube and releasing air out of the sealed tube body of the off-pressure tube with the air circulation system, if the current pressure is higher that the initial pressure setting.

Methods and apparatuses for providing physical rehabilitative therapy for patients including a support surface of a number of parallel inflatable air sacs that are placed on multi-layered inflatable pneumatic levers made out of a strong hermetic material that are of different diameters and different lengths which are attached to longitudinal multi-layered inflatable side pneumatic levers that are all interconnected by flexible air tube connections to multi-layered inflatable pneumatic envelope levers which are all connected to a controlling apparatus to regulate the inflation and deflation of said sacs and pneumatic levers.

A pneumatic adjustment module is attachable to a support panel of a bed. The module has a base received on a support panel of the bed and a tilt panel attached to the base with a vertex hinge. A bladder is positioned between the base and tilt panel. The bladder may have a plurality of expansion segments. The bladder is pneumatically expandable from a deflated condition to an inflated condition. The tilt panel is substantially parallel to the base in the deflated condition and in the inflated condition has an effectively triangular expanded cross section with a vertex proximate the vertex hinge providing the tilt panel with a tilt angle with respect to the base.

A pneumatic adjustment system attachable to a support panel of a bed including a plurality of pneumatic adjustment modules having at least one inflatable chamber, an inflation manifold, and a controller. The inflation manifold may be in pneumatic communication with each of the plurality of pneumatic adjustment modules. The inflation manifold may have a pump and a plurality of regulating valves. The controller may be in communication with the inflation manifold and arranged to control the operation of the pump and the plurality of regulating valves to selectively inflate at least one inflatable chamber of each of the plurality of pneumatic adjustment modules.