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Sleep on a gentle, full-body incline
The Incline Sleep 100 raises your whole bed, head to foot, on a smooth, gradual slope. Your mattress stays flat and fully supported. There’s no hinge, no fold at the waist and no tower of pillows, just a gentle tilt that lets gravity work with you through the night.
It’s built for side and back sleepers, and it’s an easy match for a FloBeds natural latex mattress.
- Tilt-only design for true incline sleeping
- Remote-controlled elevation from flat to 12″
- 18 slats, 1.5″ apart, for even latex support
- Supports up to 1,200 lbs
- Tool-free assembly in about 15 minutes
- Use on a standard bed frame or directly on the floor
- 10-year warranty
Real elevation vs. a bend at the waist
Stacking pillows only lifts your head and shoulders, folding you at the waist and adding pressure right where you don’t want it. A true incline raises your entire body on one flat plane.
Stacking pillows
Bends your body instead of raising it, puts pressure on your middle, and slides out of place overnight.
Incline Sleep 100
Lifts your whole body on a steady 5–7° slope with a flat mattress, so your position stays put all night.
Made for better nights on a slope
Nighttime Reflux
Keeping your upper body above your stomach helps many people with nighttime reflux stay comfortable and asleep.
Side & Back Sleepers
Because the bed stays flat as it tilts, you can sleep on your side or back without a hinge pushing into your hips.
Pillow Stackers
Ready to stop propping yourself up every night? A designed incline replaces the pillow tower for good.
Elevation is a comfort aid, not a treatment. Talk with your doctor about reflux, snoring or other health conditions.
Why tilt works so well with latex
A natural latex mattress performs best on a flat, even surface. Hinged adjustable bases fold the mattress in the middle, which stresses latex and can shift the layers of a layered bed.
The Incline Sleep 100 tilts as one flat plane, so every layer of your FloBed stays aligned and fully supported. The close 1.5″ slat spacing keeps latex from settling between slats, and the open deck lets it breathe.
We’ve been building latex beds in Fort Bragg since 1997, and this is the incline base we’d put under our own.
Out of the box in about 15 minutes
It ships unassembled in a compact carton with all hardware and instructions. No tools required.
Unbox & assemble
Put the frame and slat deck together by hand, following the included instructions.
Set it in place
Place it on a standard bed frame or right on the floor, then plug it in.
Add your mattress
Lay your mattress on top and use the remote to find your incline.
Incline Sleep 100 specs
| Size | Dimensions (W × L) |
|---|---|
| Twin | 38″ × 75″ |
| Twin XL | 38″ × 80″ |
| Full | 53″ × 75″ |
| Queen | 60″ × 80″ |
Elevation
Full-body tilt, flat to 12″ by remote
Support
18 slats, 1.5″ apart
Capacity
Up to 1,200 lbs
Works with
Latex, hybrid & foam mattresses
Good questions
How much incline do I need?
For nighttime reflux, most guidance points to about 5–7 degrees, roughly 6–7 inches of lift at the head of a typical bed. The remote lets you go anywhere from flat to 12″, so you can find what feels right.
How is this different from a regular adjustable bed?
Most adjustable beds hinge to raise the head and feet separately, which folds the mattress. The Incline Sleep 100 tilts the whole bed as one flat surface, which is what incline sleeping calls for and what a latex mattress prefers.
Is it better than stacking pillows?
For most people, yes. Pillows bend you at the waist and shift during the night. A full-body incline raises your torso without the kink and holds its angle all night.
Will it work with my FloBeds mattress?
Yes. It’s designed for latex and luxury mattresses, and because it stays flat as it tilts, the layers inside your FloBed stay aligned.
Can I use it with my current bed frame?
Yes. It sits on a standard bed frame, or you can place it directly on the floor.
Do you offer King or Cal King?
The Incline Sleep 100 comes in Twin, Twin XL, Full and Queen. Call us to talk through options for larger beds.
Is incline sleeping a medical treatment?
No. Many people find it more comfortable, especially with nighttime reflux, but it isn’t a substitute for medical care. Talk with your doctor before changing any treatment.
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