How To Make A Sleep Number Split Bed

A Sleep Number split bed is a great way to get a customized night's sleep. With two separate air chambers, each sleeper can adjust their side of the bed to their desired firmness level. This can help to reduce motion transfer and improve sleep quality for both partners.

If you're new to Sleep Number beds, don't worry - making a split bed is easy. Just follow these simple steps:

1. Unpack your bed

Carefully unpack your Sleep Number bed and remove all of the components from the box. You should have the following items:

Two air chambers
Two comfort layers
Two fitted sheets
Two top sheets
Two pillows
A pump

2. Assemble the air chambers

Attach the air hoses to the air chambers. Make sure that the hoses are securely connected. Then, insert the air chambers into the bed frame. The air chambers should fit snugly into the frame.

3. Add the comfort layers

Place the comfort layers on top of the air chambers. The comfort layers will help to provide support and cushioning for your body.

4. Put on the sheets

Put the fitted sheets on the comfort layers. Then, put the top sheets on the fitted sheets. Make sure that the sheets are smooth and free of wrinkles.

5. Add the pillows

Add the pillows to the bed. You can use any type of pillows that you like.

6. Inflate the air chambers

Plug the pump into an electrical outlet. Then, attach the pump hose to one of the air chambers. Turn on the pump and inflate the air chamber to your desired firmness level. Repeat this process for the other air chamber.

7. Enjoy your new bed!

Once both air chambers are inflated, you're ready to enjoy your new Sleep Number split bed. Adjust the firmness of each side of the bed to your liking and drift off to a peaceful night's sleep.

Tips for making a Sleep Number split bed

If you're not sure what firmness level you want, start with a medium firmness. You can adjust the firmness later on if needed.
Make sure that the air chambers are fully inflated before using the bed. This will help to prevent the bed from sagging.
Don't overinflate the air chambers. This can make the bed too firm and uncomfortable.
If you find that the bed is too firm or too soft, you can adjust the firmness by adding or removing air from the chambers.
Clean the bed regularly to keep it looking and feeling its best.