Moving a Sleep Number bed to a new home
Lugg is an on-demand moving and delivery platform where you book local movers to carry Sleep Number beds, FlexFit and other adjustable bases, and the mattress parts to a new home, across town or up a walk-up. Lugg movers carry each piece out, load it and bring it into the bedroom at the new place.
How to move a Sleep Number bed, and what to take apart first
To take apart a Sleep Number bed, start with what it's made of. It travels in pieces: the foam layers, the air chambers, the pump, the hoses and the base. Before the crew arrives, use the moving guide on Sleep Number's support site to disassemble the Sleep Number mattress and cap the air chambers, then bag the hoses, caps and remote together and label the bag, so everything you need to set the bed back up is in one place.
A Lugg is priced partly on the time the job takes on site, so a bed that's ready to go when the crew arrives keeps that time down.
Adjustable bases: lay it flat and check the weight
A base that loses power while it's raised stays raised, and it won't fit through a doorway that way. Lower it all the way first, then unplug it.
The base is the heaviest piece, and it's awkward to carry because the motor sits underneath. Lugg's weight limit is 125 lbs per Lugger, or 250 lbs per item on any vehicle that comes with two Luggers: Pickup, Van, XL, Box or Box+. Anything heavier needs more Luggers on the job, so book a second Lugg for the same time window. A split king is two separate bases, so check the weight of each one rather than the pair.
Bringing a Sleep Number bed home from the store
Bought a bed or an adjustable base at a Sleep Number store and want it home today? Lugg movers can pick it up at the store and carry it into your bedroom.
Will Sleep Number move my bed?
According to Sleep Number's website, the Sleep Number moving service, Mattress Relocation, is a paid service that moves a bed to another room in the same home and doesn't cover a move to a new home. For a move to a new address, book a Lugg with both addresses, and add the dresser, nightstands and boxes to the same Lugg. One Lugg covers up to 5 stops.
Luggers aren't Sleep Number technicians, so they don't take apart or reconnect the pump, hoses or air chambers. Do that part yourself with Sleep Number's guide, or have Sleep Number do it, and Lugg movers carry the bed in the pieces it's in.
Lugg is an independent moving and delivery platform and isn't part of Sleep Number or affiliated with it. Sleep Number is a registered trademark of Sleep Number Corporation.