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The Complete WaterbedThe term 'complete waterbed' generally refers to the hardside waterbed, and all the accessories and supplies that are needed to make a functioning and complete waterbed set. The following items form a complete waterbed set and ensemble, and will make your waterbed experience the most pleasant and gratifying it can be: Waterbed Frame – The Complete WaterbedThe waterbed frame comes in many different styles and wood types. Frames can be made of oak, pine, or padded vinyl. A waterbed frame can be as simple or ornate as you wish. They can contain drawers beneath the bed, and come with or without a headboard. Waterbed frames don't include the plywood decking as part of the package, so you will need to buy the plywood decking at your local building supply or lumber yard. You can also choose to have a waterbed pedestal or base which comes with or without drawers. Having sliding drawers as a part of your base will certainly increase the storage space for your bedroom. Waterbed Headboard – The Complete WaterbedChoosing to have a headboard with your waterbed is purely optional, but a headboard can add a touch of class as well as contain various features. Headboards can be plain or adorned with cabinets, shelves, and mirrors. Some headboards also utilize hidden lighting for reading at night or for illuminating the headboard and the waterbed itself. A bookcase headboard allows for additional shelf space at the head of your waterbed and is really a fine piece of furniture to liven up a bedroom. Waterbed Mattress – The Complete WaterbedThe waterbed mattress comes in a variety of comfort levels (or motion levels), from full-wave to waveless. It all depends on the type of mattress you want, and how much motion you and your partner wish to have. Waterbed mattress wave action includes different types and styles such as full waves, 95% wave action, 85% wave action, 80% wave action, 65% wave action and no waves at all (ultra-waveless). Waterbed Heater – The Complete WaterbedThe waterbed heater (Temperature Control System) comes in two different types - digital and solid state. Heater components include thermostat, temperature sensor, power cord, and a heater pad (placed under the waterbed mattress and safety liner). The amount of heat needed is controlled from the bedside with a remote control. Waterbed Filling and Draining – The Complete WaterbedExcept for when you first setup a new waterbed, you generally will only have to drain and fill a waterbed when you decide to move it. A fill and drain kit makes the process much easier because it comes with all the supplies you will need including hose and adaptors, and an electric drain pump, if you want to speed things up. Many of these kits also include conditioner for stabilizing the water, and also a vinyl cleaner, to prevent the bladder from cracking with age. Waterbed Conditioner – The Complete WaterbedEssentially a biocide, the conditioner will help prevent the water inside your mattress or bladder from stagnation, and also protect your waterbed from fungus, mold, bacteria, and other impurities. Use the conditioner every 6 months or so, and you won't have any worries. Waterbed Safety Liner – The Complete WaterbedAlthough unlikely, a waterbed may leak. Perhaps it may be poked or spring a leak somehow. In order to protect your floor, carpet, or whatever lies beneath your waterbed, you will need a safety liner. The liner will capture the water, and prevent a near disaster from happening, so it's wise to have one. Hardside waterbeds use what is known as a 'stand up safety liner'. They are quite easy to install. Simply place the liner under the mattress, pulling all 4 corners tight to reduce wrinkles. Do not tape the liner to the frame, and be sure not to place the liner over the heater. Waterbed Repair Kit – The Complete WaterbedIf you ever need to repair a tear or leak, it's a rather simple fix. Simply cut the patch to the correct size, put some glue on it (the glue comes with the repair kit), apply to the leak area and allow to dry. Most times you won't even need to drain the waterbed. Waterbed Sheets – The Complete WaterbedHardside waterbeds require specialized sheets in order to fit properly. Wal-Mart, Target, Kohls and the other big department stores don't carry waterbed sheets. You will need to purchase them somewhere else, such as following: California King, Queen, and Super Single. Waterbed Mattress Pads and Covers – The Complete WaterbedYou can purchase mattress pads and mattress covers for your waterbed, if you so prefer. This gives a little extra softness and also protects your mattress. Covers and pads come in a plethora of fabrics including quilted and hypo-allergenic, and can be attached via a zipper or straps. Padded Rail Caps – The Complete WaterbedYou can purchase the rails around your hardside waterbed separately if you like. Padded rails come in different comfort levels.....meaning you can purchase ones with extra padding for more comfort. They are nice because they allow you to sit on the side or end of your waterbed in comfort, and make climbing in and out of your waterbed easier and more comfortable. We have been in the waterbed business since 1983. You can read more about our history at: A Mom and Pop Retailer now a Mom and Pop Etailer. Purchasing a complete waterbed set will provide you with all the tools and parts you will require for the lifetime of your waterbed. |
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