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For Australians who refuse to be beaten by furniture

When did getting out of bed become the hardest part of the day?

The rock for momentum. The hand on the bedside table. The pause halfway up while everything catches up. You have made peace with a lot of things getting slower, but the bed picking a fight with you every single morning does not have to be one of them.

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The CrafterMotion 2.0 adjustable bed base by Mattress Crafters
Australian family owned
Sixty years in the trade
Split King available
Free delivery Australia wide

You know this routine

The launch sequence

Getting out of bed used to be a single movement. Now it is a procedure. Roll to the side. Walk the elbow up. One hand on the bedside table, count of three, and up, with a pause at the top while the back and the blood pressure hold their little meeting. Getting in at night is the same film in reverse, the slow lower, the last-second drop.

And it is not just the arrivals and departures. Reading in bed means engineering a tower of pillows that lasts twenty minutes before it slumps. Watching TV means craning. The 3am walk to the bathroom starts with the launch sequence in the dark, feeling for the floor with your toes and hoping the dog is not lying there.

Now look around the rest of the house. The recliner lifts your legs at the press of a button. The garage door gave up needing muscle years ago. The car boot opens itself. Every other piece of the house learned to meet you halfway. The bed is the last flat, dumb slab you own, and it is the one you use for eight hours a day.

That is really all an adjustable base is. Not a hospital bed, not a gadget, just the bed catching up with the recliner. It sits you up before you have to sit yourself up, it holds a reading position that never slumps, and it lights the floor for the 3am walk. The launch sequence gets a motor.

Life is too short to lose the first fight of the day to your own furniture.
Worth saying plainly. An adjustable base makes the bed easier to live with, but it is not a medical device and this page is not medical advice. If mobility, dizziness on standing, or swelling in your legs is becoming a real problem, talk to your GP, because those deserve proper attention beyond furniture.

The mechanics

What a bed that moves actually changes

Three ordinary parts of the day get easier when the bed stops being flat. None of them are exotic. All of them are every single day.

01

Sitting up is the hardest lift of the day

From dead flat, sitting up is a core exercise followed by a balance test, which is why the launch sequence exists. Raise the head of the bed first and the geometry changes completely. The bed brings you most of the way to sitting while you are still lying there, your feet find the floor from a higher, easier angle, and standing starts from halfway up instead of from zero.

Flat, the full sit-up Raised, already halfway there

The bed does the sit-up, you do the standing.

02

Flat is not the only resting position

A flat slab gives you exactly one option. A base that moves gives you a held reading angle that never slumps like the pillow tower, a TV position that saves your neck, and Zero Gravity Mode, a gentle position with the head and feet slightly raised that is designed to take pressure off the body and let the legs rest. Different hours of the evening want different shapes, and the bed can simply provide them.

Zero gravity, head and feet gently raised

The cradle shape, held by the base for as long as you want it.

03

The night has more in it than sleep

Nobody sleeps straight through. There is the reading hour, the news, and the 3am walk that everybody over a certain age knows by heart. The CrafterMotion carries LED lighting underneath the frame, a soft glow that lights the floor and your first few steps without flooding the room or waking the person next to you. Small feature, but at 3am it is the difference between a calm walk and toe-versus-doorframe.

A lit floor for the 3am walk, and a dark room for whoever is still asleep

Under-bed LED lighting, aimed at the floor instead of anyone's face.

Try it yourself

Four beds in one

These are the positions a remote control gives you. Press each one and watch the same bed become a different piece of furniture.

Flat
Head and foot sections move independently

An illustration of the position range rather than exact angles. The remote holds whichever shape you pick for as long as you want it.

The buying checklist

What independence needs from a bed

Strip away the brochure language and a bed that keeps you independent has three jobs. You can measure any adjustable base from any brand against them.

A bed that sits you up

The head section has to rise far enough to bring you close to sitting before you move, and it has to do it at the press of a button you can reach lying down. That single motion retires the launch sequence, morning and night.

Positions for the whole evening

Reading, TV and a genuine rest position for the legs, each held by the frame instead of by a pillow tower with a twenty minute lifespan. The evening happens in bed more than we admit, so the bed should be furniture for the whole evening.

Help for the small hours

Light where you step, controls you can find in the dark, and adjustments quiet enough not to wake the house. The 3am walk is when independence is actually tested, so the bed should be at its most helpful right then.

Worth knowing. An adjustable base needs a mattress that can bend with it, which is exactly what the Mattress Crafters boxed range is. If your mattress is a rigid old innerspring, plan for the pair, and the quiz at the bottom of this page finds the right mattress for your body in two minutes.

The CrafterMotion 2.0 adjustable bed base at night

That checklist is not hypothetical. It describes the adjustable base an Australian family business builds its range around.

Sixty years in the trade

A feature for every problem on this page

Mattress Crafters is an Australian family business with sixty years in the mattress trade, and the CrafterMotion 2.0 is the adjustable base in their range built for exactly this brief, easier arrivals, easier departures, and a better evening in between. Here is how its features map to what you just read.

The CrafterMotion 2.0 adjustable bed base
HEAD RISE FOOT RISE MASSAGE UNDER-BED LED LIGHT

FEATURE 01

Head and foot elevation at a button

Precise electric controls raise the head or feet to exactly where you want them and hold there, for sitting up, reading, working or resting. The sit-up happens before your feet touch the floor, morning and night.

Retires the launch sequence

FEATURE 02

Zero Gravity Mode

A preset cradle position with the head and feet gently raised, designed to ease pressure on the body and support circulation while your legs rest. The position the pillow tower always wanted to be, held by a motor instead of hope.

Gives the evening a real rest position

FEATURE 03

Built-in massage

Gentle vibration targets tired muscles and helps ease tension at the end of the day, run from the same controls as everything else. A calmer wind-down without getting out of bed to find it.

Ends the day gentler than it started

FEATURE 04

Under-bed LED lighting

A soft glow beneath the frame lights the floor for the small-hours walk without flooding the room, and adds a calm warmth to the bedroom in the evening. The most practical feature on the bed at exactly 3am.

Answers the toe versus doorframe problem

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Verified reviews

What CrafterMotion owners say

These are verified reviews from the Mattress Crafters store, from people sleeping on the CrafterMotion 2.0 right now.

★★★★★

"It is always a concern when you change your bed. I need not have worried. The adjustable bed does exactly what it says in the description."

Linda B. Verified buyer
★★★★★

"I researched adjustable beds for a couple of months and this company was the best in price and quality. I am extremely impressed and satisfied by the bed and great customer service, always kept updated on the status. I could not be happier."

Belinda O. Verified buyer
★★★★★

"I love my new bed. Awesome."

Cliff Verified buyer
★★★★★

"Great, works well."

Stephen J. Verified buyer

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Warehouse direct

The price without the showroom

Adjustable bases carry the biggest markups in any bedding showroom, because the in-store demonstration is the sales pitch. Buying warehouse direct from an Australian family business skips the theatre, and the difference stays with you.

Long Single
$1,699$2,595
King Single
$1,749$2,695
Double
$1,849$2,795
Queen
$1,899$2,895
Split King
$3,399$5,190
Two sides, two positions
No showroom rentPassed back to you
No commissioned salespeoplePassed back to you
No celebrity endorsementsPassed back to you

Buying big from a family business

Delivered free by people who know beds

A bed base is a serious purchase, and ordering one online takes more nerve than ordering a pillow. So it matters who is on the other end. Mattress Crafters is an Australian family business with sixty years in the mattress trade, selling warehouse direct so the price stays honest, and the reviews above tell you how the buying part actually goes.

Delivery is free Australia wide. You choose the size, it arrives at your door, and from that night on the remote does the heavy lifting, the sit-up, the reading angle, the rest position, the light on the floor at 3am.

The point is not the gadgetry. The point is that the first fight of the day stops happening.

The CrafterMotion 2.0 adjustable bed base in a raised position

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Find the mattress for the top half

An adjustable base needs a flexible mattress on top, and the right feel depends on your body and the way you sleep. Answer a few quick questions and the quiz will match the mattress side of the equation.

Here for the base? Go straight to the CrafterMotion 2.0 from $1,699