100% Adjustable

Extend the Headrest

Adjusts up & down over 1 ft. in height (and anywhere in-between).

Now with a lift of your fingers you’ll enjoy the perfect support – exactly at the height and angle you like.

You can set it so it just cradles your neck and head. It stays right where you put it. It couldn’t be easier. We have built in a friction fit so that the stem of the Headrest is held in place anywhere you extend it – up or down.

And it extends up and down over a full foot in length. This means it can accommodate most anyone -- tall or short, adults to kids.

Kids love it!. It supports good posture in their growing bodies in ways beanbags and cushions cannot even begin to.

Rotate the Headrest

Patented headrest has the ability to rotate forward over 120 degrees, cradling the head and neck.

The Active Frame™ in the body of the BedLounge – it’s there in the Headrest too. The Headrest stem is hinged internally so it can angle forward and back a full 120° range of motion.

As you look down to read or work on your laptop – it can angle downward with you. As you look up to, say, watch TV, or talk on the phone, it can gently rotate upwards following your movements always keeping your head cradled and counter-balanced relieving strain on your neck and upper back and shoulders.

Recline the BedLounge

Internal framework and Flex-Arms support a range of reclining & upright positions forreading pillow.

The BedLounge reading pillow with its internal frame construction is the only product of its type that can handle an adult’s full weight reclining back – and still provide stable, continuous support.

Pivot the Armrests

Armrests pivot inward & outward, distributing upper body weight for stressfree relaxation.

The BedLounge’s armrests are made to move, pivot and to flex. This ability, in unison with the Active Frame, allows the BedLounge's armrests to compensate, equalize and distribute your body's weight.

That doesn’t happen with reading pillows – it not possible with plain foam rubber wedges and back rests. You cannot do this on traditional recliners. And that’s what gives you the relaxing, floating, almost weightless sensation you feel when you’re lounging in the BedLounge.

Problems with Reading Pillow Support for Lounging

All of the support and comfort for these other activities we now do in bed comes from pillows. And pillows, like a bed, are made for lying down and sleeping. Specifically they’re designed and constructed for sleeping upon. They’re not made for sitting, reading, lounging, or reclining. The softer ones compress and sag the longer you press against them. Firm ones create pressure points.

This is the state of affairs for most people today: if you want to sit or lounge in bed or around the home for any length of time, in any degree of sustained comfort, you’d better have a major stack of pillows. And the stack is good for one position only. The minute you get up for any reason or move around, say, to reach for the phone, the whole pillow arrangement you’ve carefully built becomes undone, and you have to start all over again.

Worldwide Nightly "Pillow Fight"

Across the country, around the world, every day, in almost every household, you have people going through this frustrating pillow-fight routine in their attempt to lounge comfortably in bed.

The BedLounge Works Differently - Reading Pillow

Every part of your upper body: head, neck, shoulders, arms, upper back and lower back is supported. Its adjustability and conformability actually exceeds most recliners and lounge chairs. It can be carried easily with one hand. It weighs less than a down comforter. It folds up for compact storage requiring no more space than a laundry bag.