Setup, room requirements and what a demo visit covers.
Reviewed for accuracy, Wednesday 16 September
Therapy beds are typically single or long-single sized, around 90–100cm wide and 195–200cm long. Most sit at a similar footprint to an existing bed or daybed, so if you have the room for one of those, you likely have the room for a therapy bed.
Existing bedroom. Some households replace an existing bed base; others add the therapy bed as a second unit in a spare room or lounge.
Clearance. Allow about 60cm on at least one long side for the consultant to demonstrate the controls and adjust positioning comfortably.
Power. A single standard power point nearby is sufficient for the heat and vibration motor.
Rather than rollers moving along a track like a massage chair, a therapy bed moves the whole mattress surface in a gentle, rotating figure-eight pattern from underneath. Combined with targeted heat, it's a different sensation to a chair massage — broader and more rhythmic rather than concentrated pressure points.
Delivery, setup and a full walkthrough of the controls — then it's yours to try.
Your $25 hold: a refundable card hold confirms the booking. Released the day of your demo, never charged if you attend.
Good to know before you lie down: mention any recent surgery, pregnancy, or a pacemaker in your booking notes — the consultant can advise on suitable settings, though this isn't medical advice and your doctor is the right person to ask if you're unsure.
This pack is general information, not medical or trade advice. Measurements are typical figures — always check your specific model with the supplier. © 2026 HomeTrials Pty Ltd.