Why Choose Ultramatic
The Solace raises your head and feet at the touch of a button, so you can find a more comfortable position for sleeping, reading or relaxing.
Raise the head and foot of the bed separately to take tension off your lower and mid back and find the position that feels best.
When you lie flat with your legs straight, the hip flexor muscles that run from your thighs to your lower spine are stretched, and they pull your lower back into a deeper arch. Raising your knees lets those muscles relax, so your lower back can settle toward the mattress. Raising the back section slightly also shares your weight between your back and hips instead of concentrating it, which can take tension off your lower and mid back.
About 8 in 10 adults have lower-back pain at some point, and the right position can make resting far more comfortable. Being able to raise your head and feet also makes it easier to rest well while recovering from an injury or surgery, and to find a position that feels good on stiff mornings.
Dedicated buttons on the back-lit remote glide you into Zero Gravity, Anti-Snore, TV or Flat, and a memory button saves your own favourite.
The Zero-Gravity position is based on the neutral posture NASA observed in astronauts: without gravity, the body naturally settles with the hips and knees gently bent and the upper body slightly raised. On a bed, this angle spreads your weight more evenly and reduces strain on your lower back. With your legs raised near heart level, gravity helps blood flow back toward your heart instead of pooling in your legs.
Many people find Zero Gravity the most restful way to unwind or ease into sleep. Raising your legs can help tired, swollen legs feel lighter, and with your favourite position saved, getting comfortable takes a single press. The back-lit buttons are easy to find in the dark.
Raising the head of the bed just slightly can help keep your airway open, for quieter nights and more comfortable breathing.
When you lie flat on your back, gravity pulls your tongue and the soft tissues at the back of your throat toward your airway. As air squeezes past them, they vibrate, and that vibration is the sound of snoring. Raising your upper body even slightly lets gravity work with you, helping keep the airway more open. A raised upper body also helps keep stomach acid in the stomach, which is why a gentle incline is often suggested for nighttime heartburn.
Less snoring can mean deeper, less interrupted sleep for you and a quieter night for your partner. If you've been told you have sleep apnea, ask your doctor whether sleeping with your upper body raised could help.
One touch sits you up in the TV position for reading or streaming, and soft under-bed lighting helps you find your way at night.
Propping yourself up on pillows tends to let your lower back slump while your head is pushed forward, which strains your neck and back over time. A raised back section gives your whole spine a firm, even incline to rest against. At night, bright overhead light can suppress melatonin, the hormone that helps you sleep; low, soft light near the floor lets you see without that jolt of brightness.
Reading, streaming a show or catching up with family from bed feels more comfortable when your back is properly supported. If you get up in the night, the under-bed light shows the way without fully waking you or your partner, so it's easier to drift back off.
Two quiet OKIN motors lift a solid, end-to-end platform with a 650 lb weight capacity, backed by a 10-year limited warranty.
A solid deck supports your mattress across its full length, so there are no gaps for it to sag into. Splitting the deck into hinged sections lets it bend where your body bends, at the back, hips and knees, while each section stays firm. Weight capacity is the total load the base can lift and hold, including your mattress and everyone in the bed; motors working well within that limit run more smoothly and quietly.
The bed moves you gently and quietly into position, without jolts or motor noise to disturb a sleeping partner. Add a headboard to match your room, or a back-up power supply so you can always return the bed to flat. It's a dependable base, backed by a 10-year limited warranty.
Seven-piece legs adjust from 6" to 14", so you can set the bed at the height that's easiest to get in and out of, and to suit your room.
When you sit on the edge of the bed, your feet should rest flat on the floor with your knees at about hip height. From there, your legs can push you up to standing using your strongest muscles, with less strain on your knees and lower back. A bed that's too low makes you push up from a deep squat; one that's too high leaves your feet dangling. Adjustable legs let you fine-tune the height to fit you and your mattress.
At the right height, getting in and out of bed takes less effort and feels steadier. Raise the head section first, and you can start from a sitting position instead of pushing up from flat, which many people find easier on their back and joints.
Canadian sleep and comfort experts who listen before they recommend.
Our trained specialists pair deep product knowledge with a real understanding of sleep and health, then tailor a solution to you. As Canadian pioneers in adjustable bases, we developed our own innovations like Pillow-Tilt™ and Lumbar-Booster™. We’re also proud to be endorsed by CARP, Zoomer, the Royal Canadian Legion and RTOERO.
White-glove delivery, setup and support from coast to coast.
We take quality and testing seriously, so your order arrives ready to enjoy. Our friendly white-glove team delivers promptly and sets everything up almost anywhere in Canada. And we stay close afterward: parts are kept in stock, and our dedicated 1-800 support line means help is just a call away.
Five-star reviews from customers, their families and caregivers.
Our reviews are often deeply personal, and again and again they mention a patient, friendly team that took the time to listen. You’ll find that same care at our Toronto, Oakville and Cambridge showrooms: calm sleep sanctuaries where you can try everything at your own pace, with no pressure.
Read anecdotal experiences from long-time owners across Canada. Explore stories tailored to your specific bedtime comfort and lifestyle priorities.
“David loves to read for an hour in bed before sleep, while my lower back used to ache after twenty minutes on our old traditional mattress. With our Split King, David can sit up comfortably with head support while I am in the Zero-Gravity position resting my hips. There is zero vibration or roll-together. The consultation in the Toronto showroom was so relaxed—no pressure, just genuine sleep knowledge.”
| Size | Inches | Centimetres |
|---|---|---|
| Twin | 38" x 75" | 97 x 191 cm |
| Twin XL | 38" x 80" | 97 x 203 cm |
| Double | 54" x 75" | 137 x 191 cm |
| Queen | 60" x 80" | 152 x 203 cm |
| King | 76" x 80" | 193 x 203 cm |
| California King | 72" x 84" | 183 x 213 cm |
SOLACE Adjustable Base
QUEEN SPLIT (1pc - 32x80)
