How will this work for a dorm-style Twin XL mattress?
190690
I bought this for exactly that purpose. My daughter loved it SO much that I had to buy her one for her bed at home too so it would be "as comfy as her dorm bed "
190691
Should work fine provided you have some place to air it out for three days. Can't do it in your dorm room. Check size too
190692
It's not long. It fits a standard sized mattress. My daughters bed is just a standard twin, it fit perfectly. Hope that helps. I can attest it is very comfy though!
190693
The comforter, pillows and dust ruffle will work on a dorm mattress but you should but specific XL sheets.
2142399
Yes, that's why we bought them. My daughter has them on her twin XL dorm bed at school. It has square wood legs and the bed weighs an absolute ton. They've been on there since Sept. I think round legs would fit as well. It took two of us to get it set up - one to position the lifts and one to lift an insert bed. You then carefully slide where you want it. It's pretty easy.
1465559
A twin xl is just a long twin sized mattress. for two people, you should go with a full size at minimum
605630
38.5" x 80" Twin Long or Twin XL sheets fit. The only problem with this bed is the general shortage of bedding. Dorm supplies usually have them. I also saw that Kohl's had them.
1891639
I bet you could,as long as you order a twin for the usual dorm sized mattresses.
1113250
my daughter has the comforter at college - very distant - she has it on the upper bunk of a twin bunk bed with the typical slightly oversized mattress, and it fits well
1939449
No. It will fit the width, but not the length of twin XL mattress. It will be a few inches short.
1837433
I would think they would be great on a dorm bed. We have them on our TempruPedic mattress that is adjustable and they are lasting very well. I was surprised to find them in the XL Twin size. I like the way they fit our mattress. T hey do have a little stretch in them so they don't bind when we adjust the bed up and down.
849416
No, I don't think this frame would work for an XL twin mattress. My twin mattresses are standard sized and use the entire frame length. An XL is, I believe, 5" longer.
854627
The sides and underneath the mattress have elastic to adjust to different sizes so it should be ok
515
I am using a slatted base and it works fine. I was worried about the foam bending through the slats, but it has not. I should also mention that I kept a clean piece of cardboard from the interior of the box that the mattress shipped in, and put this piece of cardboard under where our bodies go. It seems to have done the trick - and for free!
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My daughter is attending a college dorm as well. This is for the mattress and it also fitted the mattress toppe(pad for top of mattress) we bought. It has a zipper and velcro clousure. Used today. Very nice!
1112971
In my experience its been the length of the comforter. For example, dorm room mattresses are usually considered twin xl.
1891636
I think it would be great on a dorm room mattress. I remember the uncomfortable mattresses during my college days and I would have been the envy of everyone if I had had this then. Its not extremely thick but I think it would be a great asset for any student.
2149005
Can not guarantee that it will work - but I think it will - it is cheap enough to risk. The weight of the mattresses should hold it in place. Hope this helps.
1934293
I don't think so. I used a regular twin and it went to the end. I don't know how much longer a xl mattress is than a regular one but if it is more than an inch or two it won't fit.
2146655
I don't see how it could work very well unless you raised and lowered each side exactly the same. I only have a single foam for my twin frame and the mattress shifts and needs readjusting regularly because I raise and lower it and read in bed a lot. Also, the bottom sheet flips off easily when I raise and lower the bed. I'd hate to be always having to adjust a king mattress and sheet. It would take a strong back.