Home Hospital Beds For Couples

Each side of a Dual King bed can be adjusted independently to the preferences of the occupants. Depending on the bed, that functionality includes adjustable heights, head and tail adjustments, and tilt adjustment. Our Twin, Full, and Queen beds have the same range of adjustments, but the adjustments apply to the whole bed.

While it may be possible to pair a home hospital bed with a traditional bed, it is not the most comfortable or functional solution. Our Dual King beds are designed and built to allow maximal flexibility, comfort, and safety—this would be almost impossible to achieve with mismatched beds.

All of our beds, including the Supernal 5, are designed to look good in your home, blending in with your furniture. In its default configuration, a Dual King looks like any other King-size bed.

The standard configuration for a Dual King is the same width as an Eastern King mattress (78 inches) and 80 inches long. We can also custom-make Dual Kings in the narrower California King (72 inches) width – however, this sizing is not standard and needs to be custom ordered.

Yes. Each side of a Dual King has a separate mattress, allowing users to choose a mattress with the firmness they prefer. It should be noted that standard consumer mattresses may not be suitable for a home hospital bed, as standard hospital bed mattresses are known to be uncomfortable for long periods of time. 

Transfer Master offers a wide selection of hospital bed mattresses, including the Supernal Sleep System, pressure-relief mattresses, and bariatric mattresses.

Yes. Our Heavy Duty and Super Heavy Duty home hospital beds are available in Dual King configurations for patients with bariatric requirements, including the Night Rider HD and SHD and Companion HD and SHD Bariatric Hospital Bed.