Talus™ Adjustable Bed Wedge

Name: Talus™ Adjustable Bed Wedge
Brand: CalmEden
SKU: ter-60-66-30
Price: 149.90 USD
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3-Piece Adjustable Wedge System for Reflux, Snoring & Recovery

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Talus is a three-piece memory-foam wedge that can be arranged for a lower sleeping incline, an upright reading position or leg elevation. A wide strap locks the sections together. The listing describes 20 supported positions and up to 12 inches of lift for the head and torso; check the dimensions before choosing a setup for your bed.

Three memory-foam sections with a wide securing strap.
20 listed positions for different supported angles.
Up to 12 inches of stated head-and-torso lift.
Zippered covers and a fold-flat form with a carry handle.

Talus is a comfort and positioning aid for resting or reading in bed. Choose an arrangement that feels comfortable and fits your available space.

Questions before you choose

Overview

A stack of pillows never holds its angle: it slides apart the moment you relax. The Terrace replaces it with a 3-piece adjustable wedge system that locks into place and stays there all night. Two velvet wedge bases and a contoured memory-foam headrest connect with a wide hook-and-loop strap, so your chosen incline holds instead of collapsing.

Rearrange the three pieces into 20 supported positions: a low incline for sleeping (gentler on reflux and snoring), a high incline for sitting up to read or recover, knee and leg elevation for circulation and lower-back relief, or a combined head-and-knee setup. The quilted air-layer covers zip off to wash, and the whole thing folds flat with a built-in handle.

Assembled 60 x 66 x 30.5 cm with a 22 cm contoured headrest. Made for acid reflux and GERD, snoring, post-surgery recovery, leg swelling, and anyone done wrestling a pile of pillows.

Care

Remove all covers via their zippers. Machine wash cold on a gentle cycle with mild detergent; air dry flat or tumble dry on low. Wash covers every 3–4 weeks with regular use. Never wash the foam cores — if they get damp, blot with a towel and air dry fully before replacing the covers. Spot clean foam with a damp cloth and mild soap if needed. New foam may carry a slight odor; air the pieces out for 24–48 hours in a ventilated room (away from direct sunlight) before first use. Store the system folded flat using the strap, or upright — avoid stacking heavy items on the foam for extended periods. If the hook-and-loop strap loses grip, clean it with a soft brush to remove lint.

Materials

Foam Cores: Each of the three pieces is cut from supportive memory foam chosen to hold its shape under full upper-body weight. The wedge bases are firm enough to maintain their incline for sitting and sleeping; the contoured headrest is softer to cradle the head and neck without collapsing the angle beneath it.

Strap-Lock System: A wide hook-and-loop strap with adjustable fabric buckles runs across the assembled pieces, holding each configuration in place. This is the structural difference between the Terrace™ and stacked pillows: the pieces cannot slide apart during the night. The strap adjusts in seconds when you change configurations.

Covers: The top pillow wears a breathable quilted air-layer polyester cover that promotes airflow between body and foam. The wedge bases are covered in a soft grey-blue velvet that resists sliding against bedding. All covers are removable via full-length zippers and machine washable.

Portability: The system folds flat and carries by an integrated handle — practical for moving between rooms or storing between recovery periods.

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Can I change the angle?

Yes. The three sections and strap can be arranged into the positions described in the product listing; set a lower incline for resting or a steeper one for sitting up.

Can I use it under my legs?

Leg elevation is one of the listed arrangements. Check the product images and dimensions for the configuration that fits your bed.

How should I choose a setup?

Choose a supported angle for resting, reading or sitting up. Check the dimensions and product images before arranging the sections on your bed.

Still comparing options? Compare wedge angles and shapes before choosing a setup.

Shipping & Delivery

Shipping is free on every order. Delivery usually takes 4–7 days after you order. You'll get a tracking link by email once your order ships.

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Returns

You have 30 days from delivery to return unused items in their original packaging. For hygiene reasons, pillows and bedding can be returned only if unopened. Return shipping is your responsibility unless the item is defective. If anything arrives damaged, defective or not as described, email us a photo and we'll replace or refund it.

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Questions?

Email support@calmeden.com. We reply within 12 business hours, Monday to Friday, 9am–5pm ET.

Prefer to talk? Call +1 (775) 205-9950.

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Dial in your perfect incline

Adjusts up to a 12-inch lift20 stackable positionsMemory foam top layer

Memory foamAdjustable stackWashable cover

Man sleeping at a low incline on the CalmEden Terrace wedge system

Adjustable elevation without the pillow pile

Set the Incline Once. It Holds All Night.

Three memory foam pieces and a strap-lock system replace the unstable pillow stack. Configure a low incline for sleep, a high incline for reading or recovery, or leg elevation for circulation — 20 supported positions, each held in place until you change it.

Woman reading with legs elevated on the CalmEden Terrace wedge system

Head, torso, knees, or legs — the same three pieces

One System. Twenty Positions.

Rearrange the two wedge bases and contoured headrest to move support where it's needed: under the torso for reflux and snoring, under the knees for lower-back pressure, or under the legs for circulation and swelling. The strap locks each arrangement, so it holds through the night instead of drifting apart like stacked pillows.

Hands folding the CalmEden Terrace system flat by its carry handle

Built to live in your home, not dominate it

Folds Flat. Carries Itself.

The strap doubles as a fold-lock: collapse the system flat, grip the integrated handle, and move it between rooms or store it under the bed. Zippered covers come off for washing in minutes. A recovery tool while you need it — out of sight when you don't.

4.8 / 5 ★★★★★

Trusted by people who take rest seriously

From recovery nights to everyday sleep, our customers choose structure that holds up.

★★★★★

Finally sleeping through the night

My reflux used to wake me up around 2am every night. Set the low incline the first evening and I actually slept until my alarm. Three weeks in and it hasn't shifted or gone flat like the pillows I used to stack.

Karen M.

Verified buyer

★★★★★

Bought it for recovery, kept it for good

Needed to sleep upright after shoulder surgery. The high incline held me steady all night and I could reconfigure it for reading during the day. Honestly more comfortable than the hospital wedge they gave me.

David R.

Verified buyer

★★★★★

The strap actually makes the difference

I was skeptical it would just slide apart like everything else. It doesn't. The pieces lock together and stay put even when I move around. Feels well made, not like a cheap foam wedge.

Priya N.

Verified buyer

Frequently asked questions

Will it help my acid reflux even though I already take medication?

Elevating the head and torso is one of the most established non-drug approaches to nighttime reflux — gravity keeps stomach acid where it belongs. The Terrace™ holds a stable incline all night, unlike stacked pillows that flatten within hours. Most people use the lower incline configuration for sleeping. It works best alongside the usual measures: avoid eating 2–3 hours before bed, and keep taking prescribed medication as directed. If severe reflux persists, consult your doctor.

Does it help with snoring or sleep apnea?

Elevation prevents the tongue and soft tissue from collapsing backward into the airway, which reduces ordinary snoring for many sleepers. One important caveat: if you have diagnosed moderate-to-severe sleep apnea, this is not a substitute for CPAP therapy — though many CPAP users find the elevated position more comfortable. If you suspect undiagnosed sleep apnea (gasping at night, daytime exhaustion), see a doctor for a sleep study.

How do the 20 positions actually work?

The three pieces — two wedge bases and a contoured headrest — rearrange and strap together in different combinations: low incline for sleeping, high incline for reading or recovery, knee elevation, leg elevation, and combined setups. The wide hook-and-loop strap locks each arrangement so the pieces move as one unit. Changing configurations takes under a minute.

I'm recovering from surgery and need to sleep elevated. Is this suitable?

Yes — post-operative recovery is one of the most common uses. The high-incline configuration supports sitting up in bed during the day, and the low incline supports elevated sleeping at night. The strap-locked structure matters here: recovering patients shouldn't have to rebuild a pillow pile at 3 a.m. Follow your surgeon's guidance on the elevation angle required for your procedure.

Will it fit my bed, and is it big enough for me?

The assembled footprint is 60 cm wide × 66 cm deep (23.6" × 26") — a single-sleeper footprint that fits any bed from twin up, leaving your partner's side untouched. Maximum elevation is 30.5 cm (12"). Taller sleepers (over about 6'2") may find the torso support ends lower on the back; positioning the bases at the gentler angle extends the supported length.