Choose Your Mattress in El Paso
Explore adjustable bases: compatibility, features and store availability.
Start with your budget, mattress size, and usual sleep position. Measure your room and bed frame before visiting. In the showroom, lie in your normal position and compare comfort, support, temperature, and partner movement.
Before buying, confirm the total price, required base, delivery fee, comfort-exchange policy, and warranty. Compare our mattresses, visit a showroom, or read our delivery, exchange, and financing answers.
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TRADITIONAL INNERSPRING
Traditional innerspring mattresses use connected coils for support with cushioning on top. They offer a traditional, responsive feel in a range of comfort levels. You can expect a gently springy surface that responds quickly as you move.
POCKETED COIL
Pocketed-coil mattresses use individual coils wrapped in fabric, allowing each coil to respond independently to your body. You can expect responsive support that follows your contours, with less movement transferred across the bed than a traditional connected-coil system.
MEMORY FOAM
Memory foam contours closely to your body, creating a cushioned, cradling feel. It absorbs movement, so you will generally notice less motion when your partner changes positions.
LATEX
Latex provides cushioning with an elastic, buoyant feel. You can expect gentle contouring and a surface that responds quickly when you turn or change positions.
HYBRID
Hybrid mattresses combine coil support, often using pocketed coils, with foam or latex comfort layers. You can expect a blend of cushioning and responsiveness, with the feel depending on the materials and firmness of the model.
PILLOW-TOP
A pillow-top adds a cushioning layer to the mattress surface. It can be found on traditional innerspring, pocketed-coil, and hybrid mattresses. You can expect a padded feel on top, with the underlying mattress providing support.
ADJUSTABLE BASES
Adjustable bases—sometimes called “hospital beds”—let you raise your upper body and legs for personalized comfort at home. Residential adjustable bases offer some similar positioning functions, although their features differ from medical hospital beds.
Mattress Compatibility
Many memory foam, latex, pocketed-coil, and hybrid mattresses work with adjustable bases. Compatible models flex with the base while maintaining their support and comfort. Compatibility depends on the specific mattress and base.
Adjustable Base Features
Adjustable bases let you raise your upper body, legs, or both. Depending on the model, features may include wireless remote controls, memory settings, preset positions such as zero gravity, massage functions, under-bed lighting, and USB charging. A compatible split setup allows each partner to adjust their side independently.
Everyday Comfort and Convenience
Adjustable positioning provides supported comfort for sleeping, reading, or watching television. Raising the head can help some people move from lying down toward a seated position, making getting in and out of bed easier. The benefit depends on the person’s mobility, the bed’s height, and the base’s design.
Compare adjustable bases in El Paso
Our team can help you compare the functions of the bases available at your preferred showroom and confirm mattress compatibility. Share your mattress model, bed size, and whether you want one shared surface or a compatible split setup. Models, sizes and features vary by store.
You can call or text your nearest store to confirm which bases you can try and request a total price with delivery and setup.
- Central / Gateway: 7230 Gateway Blvd E, Suite H. Call 915-779-7075 or text the Gateway store.
- West / Sunland Park: 640 Sunland Park Dr. Call 915-584-3000 or text the Sunland Park store.
- East / Montwood: 12211 Montwood Dr. Call 915-261-7677 or text the Montwood store.
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Potential Health and Comfort Benefits
ACID REFLUX AND HEARTBURN
Elevating your head and upper body may reduce nighttime acid reflux by helping stomach contents stay down. You may notice less heartburn and greater comfort while resting.
SNORING AND SLEEP APNEA
Upper-body elevation may reduce snoring and the severity of obstructive sleep apnea in some people. Results vary, and an adjustable base does not replace CPAP or other prescribed treatment.
BREATHING COMFORT
Raising your upper body may make breathing more comfortable if lying flat causes shortness of breath. This position can be helpful for some people with heart or lung conditions as part of their prescribed care.
LEG SWELLING AND CIRCULATION
Elevating your legs may help reduce fluid pooling and swelling associated with some vein-related circulation problems. People with heart conditions or circulation disorders should follow their clinician’s guidance about the appropriate position and elevation.
BACK COMFORT AND SPINAL DISC CONDITIONS
Adjustable positioning lets you change the support beneath your upper body and knees. Supporting bent knees may ease strain on your lower back. For people with spinal disc conditions, a clinician-recommended position may improve comfort, although the base does not repair a damaged disc.
ARTHRITIS AND JOINT DISCOMFORT
Supported positioning may make resting more comfortable for sore hips, knees, or shoulders. Adjusting the base allows you to find a resting position suited to your comfort.
Benefits vary by person. Adjustable positioning may help with symptoms but does not cure medical conditions or replace prescribed treatment.