ECOHomes Mattress Retainer Bar for Foot of Beds for Home, RV | Non Slip Gaskets Metal Bar Holder for Bottom of Bed Frames & Adjustable Beds - Guard Rail Stops Mattress from Sliding, Moving & Slipping

I got this for our sleep number that kept sliding off the base when we sat up in bed with our backs against the back board. It feels sorta cheep but once it is screwed on it is great! The bed has not moved around since I put it on. Very easy to assemble. Just know you are drilling 2 screws into your base. My base is solid but I know some are not (like the slatted ones from ikea) so keep that in mind when ordering. The only "sorta issue" I've found with it is I can't sit at the foot of the bed anymore, I have to sit on one of the corners, that's just a habit I'll need to change. The bed sliding and having to be readjusted everyday is far more annoying than not being able to sit in the center at the foot of the bed. I really suggest this if you have a bed that won't stay in place. Whish I had bought it years ago!

We hired a teenager to install this item for us. She was able to place the anchor clip on the metal frame, maneuver the footer bar into place, fully tighten the strap connecting the header clip and footer bar (the teenager was able to crawl under the bed to accomplish this), use duct tape to fasten the lower bar in place, and the mattress has not budged an inch since it was installed. The secret is getting it correctly installed, with the clip and strap placed correctly and tightened properly. The duct tape on the footer bar was not required but seemed like a good idea. The mattress has had NO horizontal or vertical movement whatsoever since this device was installed making it IMO a very worthwhile addition - again, WITH CORRECT INSTALLATION.

We have a constantly sliding mattress because we don't have a foot board. Our bed is a full-sized, nothing special, mattress. This product keeps the mattress in place. Getting it hooked up was a little tricky - we'd call it a two person project, but it took no time at all to put it in place. The foot end works like a children's safety bed rail in that it tucks under the mattress, but then there's a strap that goes from toe to head and then catches the mattress on the that end. You can tighten the strap to be the right length and tension. The clip (an L shaped metal piece approximately 2" wide and 1" on each of the angle sides) used at the head was the hardest part to "install' although it's not actually installed, just catches the box springs. The clip is small so we had to test the strap length several times to get it just right before placing the clip and dropping the mattress back down. The guard rail can be attached to a bed frame with screws - eliminating the need for the strap, but we didn't use this installation method.

This seems to be the only product of its type available so we had high hopes for it, despite the price. Although well made and simple to use, we had to return it because the width (screw hole spacing) is incompatible with the wood slat supports on the long side of our ZINUS Arnav Metal Platform Bed Frame. We're opting to buy some L-brackets (for shelves) instead so we can DIY a solution that we can screw into the slats. Photos show how it might have looked if installed with our 10" high comfort tech serene foam mattress. A shame because it looks like it might have solved our sliding mattress woes!

But that I have not actually attached it to the bed frame although I easily can. We have a Select comfort airbed and the “boxspring” portion of the bed is a heavy duty plastic box frame. I wanted to wait and see how the rail worked without being actually attached. The screws that came with it probably wont be adequate to go through the thick framing and not pull out so I will eventually look for something that can go through the base and be secured underneath like with washers/flat head bolt. It should work perfectly then.

This was just what I needed to keep my adjustable mattress from gradually sliding off of the platform. I lost the stabilizing bar that came with the mattress...it kept popping out of the holes and was misplaced. This installs easily, and with screws, therefore stays put. If you have a headboard, it can even be installed without screws. I am very pleased.

Our adjustable Sleep Number bed had the worst attachment to the frame one can imagine. When it failed (shame on the Sleep Number engineers) the mattress would float freely over the moveable base. In 20 minutes, this brace fixed the problem and we were living our bed again. This product is good. Sleep Number is bad.

We recently purchased a travel trailer equipped with a queen bed, and discovered a design flaw in the bed platform (built a bit undersized, so there was no place for the bedding to anchor in place). We would wake several times in the night, and find the bedding slid off into the floor. I solved the problem by cutting a slightly larger bed platform, and installing this retainer at the foot of the bed. Now the bedding is "anchored" in place and no more bedding in the floor.. Very easy to assemble and install, and I would imagine this product will last as long as the trailer it's installed in..