Inversion Position for Back Stretch

The inversion position allows the head and feet to lower to stretch the back. This is the only base currently in the market that can do this position.
 

• Full back stretch
• Both head and foot goes into a negative position.
• Only base with this position

Relax Watching Television in Lounge Position

Try a relaxing, recliner-like position, with the lounge position. Exclusive to this model, the “Lounge” position actually drops the feet below level. It often reduces stress on the lower back for less low back pain. When fully engaged in the Lounge position, the bed’s legs will be approximately 2” off the floor. This is when using the regular height legs with extenders.

Control the Base with the Voice Control App

The bases can be commanded to perform several functions using the Rize App. What can you tell your new bed to do? The voice control app allows you to change positions, operate massage functionality, initialize lighting and more. Some examples of things you can say include:
Examples of Voice Commands

• Head Up – Raises the Head Section.
• Head Down – Lowers the Head Section.
• Leg Up – Raises the Leg Section.
• Leg Down – Lowers the Leg Section.
• Foot Up – Raises the Foot Section.
• Foot Down – Lowers the Foot Section.

Overall Height

The total height of the base can range from 15 inches to 17 inches from the ground to the top of the base. The adjustable bed legs have a total profile height of 15 inches from the ground to the top of the base, whereas there are 2 inches leg extenders that can add a total height of 17 inches from the ground to the top of the base.

• Twin: 38″ x 75″ 152 pounds
• Twin XL: 38″ x 80″ 157 pounds
• Full: 54″ x 75″ 198 pounds
• Queen: 60″ x 80″ 214 pounds
• Split King – two pieces: (38″ x 80″) x 2 152 total pounds
• Split California King – two pieces: (36″ x 84″) x 2 154 total pounds