Is it possible to tuck the pillows under the quilt with out compromising the length of the end of it? I have a California king size bed.....
206621
Hey Rhonda! I have the same size bed! Depending how fluffy the pillows, you will lose the length and width of the comforter. I put on a dust ruffle. Hope this helps!
456516
Why not, hadn't thought about that, but in fact it is a great idea! I would just add a small pillow to make the space a little narrower. :D
1431174
I truly love my twin size quilt. I can't answer your question because mine is not a king size quilt.BUT I do not put a pillow inside my shams, I just lay them over the pillows that way I don't take off the shams to sleep on.They look like they are inside. Look at other styles and see if it tells you or contact people that have the king size of any quilt.
1807652
I just used two twin cotton quilts (which are not that thick) and used king size pillows for the top and added two other bed pillows. you should be able to find them on Amazon, if not try JCPenny catalog or search the internet. the quilts even worked out ok when I put the beds together with king sheets and both quilts next to each other.
257421
The quilt hangs a little shorter comes to the edge of the mattress like verily touching the ruffle of the bottom.., hope that helps...
302729
The answer depends on how thick your mattress is. I have this King quilt set on our split king adjustable bed. Our mattress is 12 inches thick. The length from headboard to footboard is very generous just as pictured. The sides, however do not touch the floor like a bedspread. Our bed has about a six inch deep side rail, and the sides come far enough down to tuck into the side rail. You would probably be able to get away with it if you add a dust ruffle underneath.
791258
Absolutely yes!! I have a standard Queen sized bed and the King quilt fits just right, actually a little smaller than any of the other King sized quilts I own.
1828439
It might snag. I just ran my hand along the inside of mine and there are some places at the ends where the wicker isn't "tucked in" if that makes sense. Perhaps an old pillowcase or something similar cut to size and attached to the inside would make it more suitable for your needs.
1223059
I think you cannot use the standard size. You might need the king. I do have the standard sized cover and I am using it on a standard sized pillow and it does fit perfectly but for a Queen size pillow the cover might be too short and it will not even close. I recommend to get the king.
1543243
I only ordered a headboard and it was only $100 with no shipping or handling charges. Order what you want from the company and question them. I like my headboard, except with our king size mattress (which is 18" deep) there is a gap under the rail and pillows will go in it. I ordered a king size mattress wedge to go with mine and no longer have any problem with this.
2001351
I had similar issues with my roomy. I finally just bought it for the King bed and now he really likes it. I wouldn't want the drop off between us if only covering 1/2 of bed. Can't answer if it would shift. JUST BUY IT! Only 2-1/2 inches but makes a world of difference if bed is too firm. Not good for soft mattress.
772012
First of all, you would have to have something in the back of the mattress genie - like a headboard - to keep it under the pillows. I think it would be very uncomfortable .. sort of like putting a pillow on a triangle inner tube ... and you lose the benefit of the comfort of the mattress. I wouldn't recommend it.
2195355
No. However the length of the pillow is the width of your standard pillowcase. I just tuck in the excess in and it is perfect!
1896784
No the print ends about where your pillows would be..really tho it is beautiful spred I dearly love it....had alot of comments from friends about it ...all good
1259524
I have a California king, not sure the measurements, but yes, it covers the pillows like Momma used to do. It looks great on my bed, I love it!
811823
I have a king size bed with a bedskirt, and the king size comforter/quilt has enough drop on each side to come about 4"-5" lower than the bottom of the mattress. I would guess it depends on how much you want it to drop. In the picture, it drops lower than mine does - but the whole idea for us was that we did not want the corners trailing on the floor, (like in the picture) as previously they presented a complete "slip-break-your-hip" hazard to the primary bed maker (me). Hope this helps.
519603
The measurement is a light king size. I use the quilt as a bedspread for a standard/regular size bed and it hangs down the sides of the bed. I doubt that it would hang very far down the sides of a king size bed...especially with the deep mattresses.