1. Why is it difficult to relax in bed without falling asleep?

When lying completely in a bed:

• the body naturally goes into rest mode
• breathing slows down
• muscles relax significantly
• alertness decreases
• falling asleep happens quickly

It’s pleasant but not always desired during the day.

2. Why is the bed still the main relaxation space in small homes?

In small apartments:

• there is not always a sofa
• space is limited
• the bed is already available
• we seek a simple and immediate solution

The bed thus becomes the natural place to take a break, even during the day.

3. What posture allows relaxation without sleeping?

To relax without sleeping, you need:

• a semi-seated position
• a slightly raised torso
• stable back support
• calm but active breathing
• a posture that prevents complete sagging

This position allows you to release tension while staying awake.

4. How does a slight incline of the bed help you stay awake?

By raising the top of the bed:

• the body doesn’t go into sleep position
• breathing remains more dynamic
• alertness is easier to maintain
• the gaze naturally looks forward
• relaxation becomes conscious and controlled

It’s an ideal position for reading, listening to a podcast, or watching an episode.

5. How does CosyLift transform the bed into a daytime relaxation space?

CosyLift creates a stable mattress incline, allowing:

• to relax without lying completely down
• to read or watch a screen comfortably
• to take a real break without falling asleep
• to maintain a pleasant posture over time
• to easily switch to sleep later if needed

The bed becomes a versatile space, not only for nighttime.

6. What angle is ideal for daytime relaxation?

An angle between 10 and 15 degrees is perfect for:

• staying relaxed
• avoiding falling asleep
• supporting the back
• maintaining a natural posture

This angle promotes light and controlled relaxation.

7. At what times is this posture most useful?

It is particularly appreciated:

• during a work break
• between classes
• in the afternoon
• on telework days
• when lacking a dedicated living room space

It’s a simple solution to better manage energy in a small space.

FAQs

Q: Does this posture really help prevent falling asleep?

Yes, because the body stays in a semi-active position.

Q: Does this also work for short naps?

Yes, if you want a micro-nap, the incline can be slightly reduced.

Q: Is it comfortable even without cushions?

Yes, the mattress incline is sufficient in most cases.

Q: Can I use this posture to watch videos or read?

Yes, that’s exactly one of the main uses.

Q: Is it easy to switch to sleep mode afterward?

Yes, just flatten the bed.