This is an adjustable bed frame that doubles as a storage chest. The whole mattress platform lifts up on gas struts to open a full-size compartment inside the base, the same idea behind an ottoman storage bed, while two motors handle head and foot reclining on top. Most adjustable bases waste the space under the deck on motor housings and legs. This one turns that space into usable storage, which is the reason a brand would add it to a catalog that already has standard bases. It suits buyers selling into smaller homes and apartments where floor space is tight.

How the Lift-Up Storage Works

The storage and the reclining run on two separate systems. The reclining uses electric motors. The storage uses gas struts, the same hydraulic pistons found on an ottoman bed: pull the platform up by hand and the struts take the weight of the mattress, then hold it open while you load or unload. Lower it back down and the compartment closes flush. Because the struts carry the load, opening a heavy mattress takes little effort, and the platform does not drop on its own. The full base opens up as one piece rather than small drawers, so the storage area holds bulky items like spare bedding, luggage, or seasonal clothes.

Dual-Motor Head and Foot Adjust

On top of the storage base sits a standard dual-motor adjustable deck. One motor raises the head, one raises the foot, both run from a Richmat or Okin wireless remote. A One-Key Flat preset returns the bed to level, and the remote stores memory positions plus TV, anti-snore, and lounge modes. This keeps the everyday adjustable bed frame functions intact: sit up to read, lift the legs to take pressure off the lower body, then flatten out to sleep. The storage feature does not change how the recline behaves.

Comfort and Bedroom Features

Head and foot massage runs in waves and modes for winding down. Two USB and Type ports at the head keep phones charged, and two under-bed lights guide the way at night. A Bluetooth app adds phone control alongside the remote. The deck is fabric over plywood with 1.5 inches of EPE foam, wrapped in black anti-slip and upholstered linen. A battery backup is available as an option, along with solid wood legs and an HBB headboard bracket for a more finished build.

Sizing, Build and Certification

Adjustable legs set the height at 3, 6, 9, or 12 inches, and the frame ships in Twin XL, Full, Queen, King, and Split Cal King. Weight capacity is 800 lbs. The frame and electronics meet CE, UL, ETL, SAA and FCC, with Law Label certificates, 15,000-cycle durability testing, and 16 CFR Part 1633 flammability testing. For a buyer comparing this against a plain adjustable bed foundation, the test paperwork is the same; the storage base is the difference.

Frequently Asked Questions

How does the under-bed storage open?

The mattress platform lifts up on gas struts, the same mechanism used on an ottoman bed. You raise it by hand and the struts hold the weight, so the base stays open while you reach inside. The whole platform opens as one piece, giving access to the full storage area rather than a few drawers.

Is the storage powered by the motors?

No. The storage and the recline are separate. Gas struts handle the lift-up storage by hand, and the electric motors handle only the head and foot reclining. Keeping them separate means a power cut never traps your belongings inside the base.

What can fit in the storage compartment?

Because the full base opens, the compartment suits bulky, low-use items: spare duvets, pillows, off-season clothing, or a suitcase. It is a practical answer for small bedrooms where a separate dresser or chest would not fit, which is part of why storage frames sell well in apartments.

Does it still recline like a normal adjustable bed?

Yes. The dual-motor deck raises the head and foot independently, just like a standard adjustable bed frame. The storage base underneath does not limit the reclining range, so a sleeper gets both functions in one product.

What mattress works on a storage adjustable bed?

A flexible mattress is needed for the reclining: memory foam, latex, or a bend-rated hybrid. The same mattress sits on the platform when it lifts for storage, so weight matters. Lighter flexible mattresses are easier on the gas struts over time than a heavy innerspring, which also resists the head and foot motion.