Electric Adjustable Beds

An electric adjustable bed base changes the position of sections beneath the mattress. NATE’s ABN210, ABN413 and ABN514 offer different motor arrangements and deck designs for bedroom furniture projects. Compare the features listed for each model, then confirm mattress compatibility, surrounding bed-frame clearance and installation requirements.

3 matching products

ABN210 View product

ABN210

Performance

ABN210

ABN210 is a dual-motor adjustable bed base with an upholstered panel deck and a nesting fold design. The head and foot sections articulate, and the supplied photographs show both flat and raised positions.

  • Dual-motor drive system.
  • Panel deck with a nesting fold design.
  • Articulating head and foot sections.
ABN413 View product

ABN413

Performance

ABN413

ABN413 is a three-motor adjustable bed base with a nesting fold design and a divided back deck. Its configuration sheet lists back adjustment from 0 to 60 degrees, foot adjustment from 0 to 40 degrees, massage, under-bed lighting and USB-A/USB-C charging on both sides.

  • Three-motor system with a nesting fold design and a Y-type frame.
  • Zoned back adjustment from 0 to 60 degrees and foot adjustment from 0 to 40 degrees.
  • Wireless remote with Zero Gravity, TV, anti-snore and one-touch flat presets.
  • Massage with timer and mode selection.
ABN514 View product

ABN514

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ABN514

ABN514 is a four-motor adjustable bed base with a nesting fold design, neck adjustment and lumbar support. Its configuration sheet lists back adjustment from 0 to 60 degrees, foot adjustment from 0 to 40 degrees, massage, under-bed lighting and USB-A/USB-C charging on both sides.

  • Four-motor system with a nesting fold design.
  • Neck adjustment and lumbar support.
  • Back adjustment from 0 to 60 degrees and foot adjustment from 0 to 40 degrees.
  • Wireless remote, child lock, Zero Gravity, TV, leisure and one-touch flat presets.

Choosing an electric adjustable bed base

An adjustable bed base and its mattress must work together. Compare the model’s moving sections, deck design and control configuration, then confirm the mattress supplier’s compatibility requirements. Check clearance within the surrounding bed furniture and access for installation. ABN210, ABN413 and ABN514 have different motor arrangements and listed features; use the individual specifications to compare them. These products are presented for bedroom furniture projects. A model’s suitability for a medical or clinical application is not established by an adjustable deck.

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Questions before you specify

How do ABN210, ABN413 and ABN514 differ?

ABN210 has a dual-motor arrangement, an upholstered panel deck and articulating head and foot sections. ABN413 has three motors and a divided back deck. ABN514 has four motors, neck adjustment and lumbar support. Check each model page for the remaining configuration details.

Can any mattress be used with an adjustable bed base?

Do not assume universal compatibility. Confirm with the mattress supplier that its construction and dimensions suit the selected base, then check the base drawing, mattress retention and surrounding furniture clearance.

What should a furniture brand specify before selecting a base?

Provide the intended mattress and bed size, surrounding frame design, adjustment functions, preferred controls and destination market. Discuss installation, packaging and the required technical documentation for the proposed configuration.