Does this mattress have straps to keep it tucked in or how do you keep it tucked in??
210503
the mattress cover has deep elastic pockets (gathered at the bottom) that goes around the edge and under the mattress to hold it on.
210504
it is a mattress pad with fitted sides that have elastic. just like any other mattress pad, or just like a fitted bottom sheet.
210505
There are no straps. Elastic keeps it tucked in, but on my shallow mattress, some of those corner fasteners (like old girdle snaps) might be useful.
339095
Thats funny, I am about to do the same thing .. I intend on getting 3 ratchet straps, folding it in half (bed side in), putting on a cover and strapping it up. Just dont try and do it too tight so as not to ruin the internals of the mattress.
1219227
Ive never had mine upright, because you dont need to flop over.. there is only one side up on that type of mattress... just spin it around.. I have a big headboard and it is cumbersom to change the sheets.. when I try to strech the fitted sheet I have to put a small waste can under the corner so I can use two hands to pull the sheet taught.
122707
You are supposed to tuck one under each corner of your mattress and the sheet hooks on the closed end which is supposed to secure it. My experience was that it did not matter what type of sheet I used they would not hold on the device. I made attempts to use them with 3 different types of sheets on 2 different beds and had minimal success with them.
472964
I don't have measurements available. It's basically intended for a single bed. We used it for half a queen, it took up a little more than half the width of the queen. There are no straps. The material it is made from extends maybe 20" or more beyond the quilted, air mattress cells. This is tucked under the regular mattress and holds it in place. Hope this helps.
1885413
according to the product description (WAY down on the page) this fits twin and queen. it is supposed to be adjustable. you cant see it, but the straps have like a guide. however, the fit was a miss for twin size. my thought was definitely a larger mattress, but again, I don't know if the guide will be correct. will tell you this product is not my preference. would almost guide you to two single units for ease of use and bed making and not trying to get the darn thing to fit right.
1260541
You don't need the straps. It's not shown in the photo (you can see it in the video) but there is a metal extension that goes under the mattress. This is long enough to provide the proper stability on any bed. If you use the straps it will be very hard to make the bed. Placed just about in the area of his chest, this 'bed assist bar' has also kept my husband from falling out of bed since we got it. I recommend it highly.
1580273
No straps that I am aware of. There is a hidden zippered compartment that I can store a few cords in but no straps.
341515
It's tucked in, but if you pull the cord, it will extend. I thought the same when I first saw it.
556183
There are no straps of any kind. The pad has a blue fabric cover on the top (visible here) with the bottom of white plastic. I used a simple ACE wrap to hold it in place which worked very well. The same thing would work for your back. This can be warmed as well as chilled.
256786
It has foam pads that hold it in place. I use it on an adjustable bed and it stays put.
872221
Mine does not have straps. It is tucked into the leather frame and secured underneath with velcro
250626
If this doesn't stay in place, add velcro to the bottom (at least a foot deep under the mattress) either by sewing or applying Liquid Sew (Let dry before placing under mattress). Velcro will help anchor it to the mattress and it's easily removable for washing. I've seen a pair that velcro together, but then just pull them from one side to remove it.
830093
No it doesn't but if you have fitted sheets it shouldn't matter; it seems to stay put very nicely and, personally, is the best/most comfortable (thick and soft) mattress pad out there.
1934969
The foam bridge's texture keeps it in place. You can remove it as well. We use a topper that also helps keep it in place and helps hide the seam and works great with no problems. We tried the straps around both mattress to keep them from separating and it worked fine but find it's not necessary if your box springs are solid or stiff.
1812112
The way I do it is put the fitted sheet on the mattress then put one end of the strap on the elastic of the sheet on the top of the mattress, stretch it diagonally across (under the end of the mattress) and clip the other end of the strap to the elastic of the sheet on the side. If you are facing your mattress from the bottom the straps should form a triangle: the straps being the bottom and the two sides of the sheet's elastic the other two sides of the triangle. I know this might be hard to understand ( a picture would do it better) but I hope this helps!
1747370
It has two elastic straps. One on each end about four inches from the end. Does not interfere with the fitted sheet.