The Sophie range · Australian owned
Electric Adjustable Beds
Raise your head to stop the snoring. Lift your legs to ease the swelling. Find the exact position your body's been asking for — at the touch of a button.
Built for comfort. Backed by real credentials.
One-touch positions
Zero-gravity, anti-snore, TV and flat — saved on a simple wireless remote with big, clear buttons.
Four-layer Australian mattress
Our four-layer foam mattress comes included — topped with RMIT-tested Hygroflex®, engineered to flex with the base without bunching.
Whole-body vibration therapy
Optional massage with multiple intensity settings — gentle relief for tired muscles and circulation.
NDIS approved
Recognised assistive technology. We'll prepare quotes and paperwork for your plan manager or OT.
Separate control for each side
On a split bed, each side raises and lowers on its own — no more settling for the other person's setting.
Free delivery and setup in your home
Our team delivers, assembles, and walks you through every feature before we leave. Australia-wide, free.
Who is it for?
Trouble getting in and out of bed
Raising the head end brings you to a natural sitting position, so standing up takes seconds — not a struggle.
Back pain and restless sleep
Zero-gravity positioning takes pressure off the lower spine, the position hospitals use for recovery.
Swelling, oedema and circulation issues
Sleeping with legs slightly elevated helps fluid drain overnight instead of pooling in your ankles.
Snoring and reflux
A gentle head elevation keeps airways open and acid down — your partner will thank you.
At a glance
- Sizes
- Long Single, King Single, Double, Queen, Split Queen, King, Split King, Split Cali King
- Mattress
- Four-layer Australian-made foam, Hygroflex® top layer (included)
- Adjustment
- Electric head & foot, wireless remote
- Massage
- Optional whole-body vibration therapy
- Extras
- USB charging, under-bed LED lighting
- Also available
- Sophie HiLo — medical-grade height-adjustable
- Funding
- NDIS, Home Care Package, private
- Delivery
- Free delivery & installation, Australia-wide
How to choose an electric adjustable bed
Most people buy one adjustable bed in their lifetime, so it pays to get the decision right the first time. The good news: there are really only five things that matter.
Start with how you’ll fund it. Sophie adjustable beds are recognised NDIS assistive technology, and many Home Care Package holders fund them through their provider — our NDIS funding guide walks through exactly how it works.
- Positions — look for head and foot adjustment with saved settings. The two you'll use every night are anti-snore, and 'zero-gravity' — where your head and knees are raised to take the strain off your back.
- The mattress — an adjustable base needs a mattress engineered to flex with it; ours includes a four-layer Australian-made mattress, so there's nothing extra to buy
- Motor quality and noise — quiet, smooth motors matter at 3am; ask any seller what warranty backs theirs
- Weight rating and stability — check the combined rating of base and mattress suits both sleepers
- Delivery and installation — an adjustable bed is heavy and needs assembly; we deliver and install free, Australia-wide, and take the packaging with us
The mattress: four Australian-made layers, tested by RMIT
Every Sophie adjustable bed includes our four-layer Australian-made foam mattress, engineered to flex with the base. Each layer has a job:
The top layer is Hygroflex® — a high-resilience comfort foam that blends the contouring of memory foam with the bounce-back of latex. RMIT University’s School of Engineering tested it independently against four traditional memory foams, measuring pressure, envelopment, heat and friction. The results speak for themselves: Hygroflex conformed to the body up to 67% better and reduced pressure by up to 32%. It dissipated heat up to 27% faster. And — the finding that matters most if rolling over has become hard work — changing position took less than half the force. You can read the full RMIT report here.
- Hygroflex® comfort layer (soft) — RMIT-tested cooling foam that redistributes pressure and stays consistent in any room temperature
- NextGen™ comfort layer (soft) — draws moisture away to keep you cool and dry through the night
- Premium Comfort transition layer (medium) — a middle layer that eases you from soft top to firm base
- Active Comfort base layer (firm) — a dense, firm foundation that keeps its support for years
Adjustable bed vs hospital bed: which one do you need?
A standard electric adjustable bed adjusts your sleeping position — head and feet raise and lower, which covers back pain, snoring, reflux, circulation and independence for the vast majority of people.
A hospital-style bed adds whole-bed height adjustment, so carers can raise the entire bed for transfers and care. If that’s your situation, you don’t need a clinical-looking import — the medical-grade Sophie HiLo is an adjustable bed with full height adjustment that still looks like furniture. And if pressure care is the priority, our alternating air mattresses work on both.
Not sure which fits? That’s a five-minute phone conversation — or if standing from a chair is the bigger daily hurdle, start with our electric lift recliner chairs instead.
Adjustable bed sizes and prices in Australia
Every size includes the four-layer Australian-made mattress, wireless remote, delivery and installation.
| Size | Best for | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Long Single | One sleeper, fits any room | From $5,450 – $6,450 |
| King Single | One sleeper wanting more width | From $5,795 – $6,995 |
| Double | Roomy for one, cosy for two | From $7,099 – $8,495 |
| Queen | Couples who adjust together | From $8,399 – $9,895 |
| Split Queen | Couples with individual remotes | From $8,399 – $9,895 |
| King | Couples, maximum space | From $8,899 – $10,995 |
| Split King | Extra room for couples who want to have their own remotes | From $8,899 – $10,995 |
| Split Cali King | Extra width with individual remotes | From $10,495 – $12,295 |
Each range shows the current sale price through to RRP. Options like vibration therapy can change the final figure — request a quote below for your exact configuration.
Pricing
From $5,450 – $6,450
Final pricing depends on size and options. Enquire below or call us and we’ll put together an exact quote — including how NDIS or aged-care funding can help cover it.
- Head and foot adjustment at the touch of a button
- Four-layer Australian-made mattress with RMIT-tested Hygroflex® foam included
- Optional whole-body vibration therapy
- Wireless remote with one-touch memory positions
- Free delivery and installation, Australia-wide
Get an exact quote
Tell us a little about you and we’ll call you back within one business day.
Common questions
Will an adjustable bed work with my bedroom furniture?
In most cases, yes. Sophie bases are designed to sit inside most existing bed frames or stand on their own legs. Tell us what you have and we'll confirm before you order.
What's the difference between the standard and HiLo models?
The HiLo adds electric height adjustment — the whole bed raises and lowers, which makes carer access and transfers far easier. It's the medical-grade choice for higher care needs.
Can I use NDIS funding to buy an adjustable bed?
Yes — Sophie adjustable beds are NDIS approved as assistive technology. Depending on your plan, the bed may be fully or partly funded. We'll prepare the quote and supporting information your plan manager or OT needs.
What happens on delivery day?
Our team brings the bed in, assembles it in your bedroom, connects everything, and shows you how to use the remote. We take all the packaging with us. There's no extra charge — anywhere in Australia.
How much does an electric adjustable bed cost in Australia?
Sophie electric adjustable beds start from $5,450 – $6,450 for a Long Single, including the four-layer mattress, delivery and installation. A Queen is $8,399 – $9,895 and the extra-wide Split Cali King tops the range at $10,495 – $12,295. Split Queen and Split King — each side with its own remote — follow the same price guide as Queen and King. Similar European brands usually cost a lot more for the same features.
Are adjustable beds good for back pain?
Many people with lower back pain find real relief sleeping in the zero-gravity position, which lets the spine rest in a neutral posture instead of flat against gravity — it's the same principle hospitals use for recovery positioning. For persistent pain, we'd always suggest chatting with your GP, physio or OT as well; we're happy to talk specs with them directly.
Do adjustable beds help with snoring?
Yes — raising the head of the bed a few degrees keeps airways open, which reduces snoring for most people. Sophie beds include a one-touch anti-snore preset on the remote, so the position is always a single button away.
Can I use my own mattress on an adjustable base?
Only if it's engineered to flex — most conventional innerspring mattresses aren't, and will bunch or break down on an adjustable base. Every Sophie adjustable bed includes our four-layer Australian-made foam mattress designed for exactly this, so there's nothing extra to buy.
What mattress comes with a Sophie adjustable bed?
A four-layer Australian-made foam mattress, included in the price. The top layer is Hygroflex®, a high-resilience comfort foam independently tested by RMIT University's School of Engineering — in their testing it conformed to the body up to 67% better, reduced pressure up to 32%, dissipated heat up to 27% faster, and took less than half the force to change position compared with traditional memory foams. Beneath it sit a NextGen™ moisture-wicking comfort layer, a medium transition layer, and a firm open-cell support base.
Questions about the Adjustable Beds? Let's talk.
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