Try the positions you will actually use
Start flat in your usual sleep position, then raise the head for reading or television and lift the feet if that is part of your normal wind-down. Take enough time to notice what feels natural.
ADJUSTABLE BEDS IN JONESBORO
FIND A BETTER WAY TO WIND DOWN.
Try adjustable-bed positions in person, compare a compatible mattress, and choose a sleep setup that fits your room and routine.
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ADJUSTABLE BEDS IN JONESBORO, AR
TRY THE POSITIONS BEFORE YOU PLAN THE BEDROOM.
An adjustable bed changes more than the angle of a mattress. It changes how you read, relax, watch television, settle in for the night, and get comfortable in the morning. That is why it helps to try the movement in person instead of choosing from a feature list. You can lie flat, raise the head, lift the feet, and notice which positions feel useful for your own routine.
At NEA Mattress Direct & Furniture on Johnson Avenue, you can compare adjustable-base options with mattresses that are designed to work with them. The best setup is not the one with the most buttons. It is the one that feels comfortable, fits the room, and works with the bed frame and mattress you plan to bring home.
START WITH THE EVERYDAY FIT
MAKE THE WHOLE SETUP WORK TOGETHER.
Compare the mattress and base together
A mattress needs to flex smoothly with the base. Try the complete setup so you can feel how the mattress responds when the head and feet move, not just how it feels while flat.
Plan the finished height
Think about the base, mattress thickness, and any frame together. Sit on the edge as you normally would. The finished bed should feel comfortable to get into and out of every day.
Bring the room into the decision
Measure the wall, surrounding furniture, and delivery path. Note the outlet location too. A few photos and dimensions make it easier to compare the right setup in store.
FEATURES THAT FIT YOUR ROUTINE
CHOOSE THE COMFORT YOU WILL USE.
An adjustable base can make a familiar bedroom feel more flexible. Raise the head when you want to read or watch television. Lift the feet when you want to settle in after a long day. Use a saved position when you find one that feels right. The point is not to add complexity to bedtime. It is to make the bed work better for the quiet parts of your day.
As you compare options, focus on the controls and positions that feel easy to use. Some bases offer a wireless remote, preset positions, massage settings, USB charging, under-bed lighting, or wall-glide designs. Features vary by model, so try the controls and ask about the exact base in front of you. A useful feature is one you will reach for often, not one that only sounds impressive on a tag.
EXPLORE MATTRESS OPTIONS →CHECK THE FRAME, THE ROOM, AND THE ROUTE HOME
THE RIGHT BASE SHOULD FEEL EASY TO LIVE WITH.
Before you choose an adjustable bed, look at the room as a whole. Measure the open space around the bed, the distance to a nightstand, and the path to doors, closets, and dressers. When the head of the bed rises, you still want the bedside table, lamp, and everyday walkways to feel natural. If the base will sit inside an existing frame, bring a photo and measure the inside dimensions rather than guessing from the outside of the headboard.
Then think about the trip into the bedroom. Check the front door, narrow halls, stairs, tight turns, and the doorway into the room. An adjustable base also needs power, so note the nearest outlet and consider how a cord can reach safely. These details are simple to check before purchase and much harder to solve after delivery.
It also helps to consider the height you like now. Measure from the floor to the top of your current mattress, then decide whether you want the finished bed to sit higher, lower, or about the same. A mattress and base can be comfortable on their own but still create a setup that feels too tall or too low once every layer is together.
Bring your measurements to the Jonesboro store →
WHAT TO CHECK WHEN YOU TRY AN ADJUSTABLE BED
LET COMFORT AND PRACTICAL DETAILS LEAD THE WAY.
Start in your normal position
Lie flat first, in the way you usually sleep. Then change positions slowly. Notice how your shoulders, lower back, hips, and legs feel as the base moves. A position that looks appealing is not necessarily the one that feels right for your body.
Use the controls yourself
Try the remote or control panel while you are on the bed. You should be able to reach it, understand what changes, and return to a comfortable position without needing to think through a complicated sequence each time.
Ask about the complete purchase
Once you find a setup you like, ask how the base, mattress, frame compatibility, finished height, and delivery fit together. Comparing the full arrangement is more useful than selecting each piece separately.
A LOCAL PLACE TO COMPARE
SEE THE DIFFERENCE A COMPLETE SETUP MAKES.
Photos and product descriptions cannot show how an adjustable bed feels when you are actually lying down. Seeing the base move with the mattress, checking the height at the edge of the bed, and taking a moment with the controls gives you a clearer picture of everyday life with the setup.
NEA Mattress Direct & Furniture carries mattress and adjustable-base options that can be compared in person. Bring your room measurements, a photo of your current frame, and the questions you have been trying to answer online. You can look at the choices side by side, then make a decision with the practical details in view.
If you share the bed, bring the other sleeper when possible. One person may prefer a different position, mattress feel, or finished height. Trying the setup together makes it easier to choose something that works for the bedroom and for both people who use it.
A few thoughtful questions can prevent a mismatch. Ask whether the exact mattress is approved for the base, how the base fits with the frame you have, what the finished height will be, and what space the setup needs around it. If you are replacing only one part of the bed, bring details about the pieces you plan to keep. That gives you a practical starting point instead of a list of assumptions.
The same applies to comfort. A raised position may feel useful for a chapter of a book, a favorite show, or a quiet break at the end of the day. Try it at your own pace, change positions, and pay attention to the details you notice after the first few seconds. The right adjustable bed should make the bedroom feel more comfortable without making the rest of the room harder to use.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
PLAN YOUR VISIT WITH CONFIDENCE.
Can I try adjustable beds in Jonesboro?
Yes. At NEA Mattress Direct & Furniture, you can try adjustable-base positions in person and compare the feel of compatible mattress options before you decide.
Will an adjustable base fit inside my bed frame?
Some adjustable bases can work inside compatible bed frames, while others need a different setup. Bring a photo and measurements of your frame, including the inside width, side rails, footboard, and clearance, so the fit can be checked with you.
Do I need a special mattress for an adjustable bed?
The mattress needs to be approved for use with an adjustable base. Many foam and hybrid mattresses can work, but the exact model and its support requirements matter. Ask about the specific mattress you are considering rather than assuming every mattress will flex the same way.
What should I measure before shopping for an adjustable bed?
Measure the room, the existing frame, the finished bed height you prefer, and the route from the entry to the bedroom. It also helps to note where the nearest outlet is and bring photos of tight doorways, hallways, or turns.
Can I ask about financing for an adjustable bed?
Yes. NEA Mattress Direct & Furniture offers financing options. Visit the financing page or call the store to discuss the choices available for the sleep setup you are planning.
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Try an adjustable bed that fits your routine.
Stop in, call, or send us a note. We will help you compare the options in store.