Douglas's award-winning adjustable bed frame is chock-full of features. It offers both head and foot inclines, zero-gravity mode, and an anti-snore preset, all of which you can control with the wireless remote. It also has a silent motor and USB ports on each side of the bed. The assembly is as easy as pie and only takes minutes.
The Shopping Trends team is independent of the journalists at CTV News. We may earn a commission when you use our links to shop.I love sleeping, and I love my bed. To be honest with you, I probably spend more time in my bed than the average person. Between reading entire books in one sitting and binge-watching my favourite shows, it’s my most-used piece of furniture, so it needs to be comfortable.
The main difference between this adjustable bed frame and a regular bed frame is that it needs to be plugged into a wall, and all of the wires have to be connected in the right spots. The USB ports on each side are connected to the main power source, so it’s been nice to plug my phone into and not have to look at a power bar on the floor like I used to.
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