What size should I get if my mattress is queen size but only 8" thick (no box spring)? Memory foam mattress.
339084
I wouldn't even get this cover. I got it for my 10 in queen and it was so big and it creates large folds under my sheets as I sleep at night. I just gave up I'm gonna get it sewn in. It's like putting your 13 in Mac into a 15 in shell. Yes it fits in but it'll just slide around and fall.
339085
I think you would have to buy the queen size, our mattress is about an 8" memory foam and the cover works well
339086
Buy the one that is for the box spring same encasement but for smaller size up to nine inches and the cost is much lower.
348805
I used queen size, but they're a little loose compared to a regular mattress.
1371288
I have a very thick mattress pad AND a good size topper on my queen bed and they fit great. Not too tight at all.
2081907
I would use the thinnest mattress you can. I have an 8" Bed in a Box. Thicker mattresses will work but don't bend as easily. If you like your feet pretty high you can feel sort of jammed in the bend. There is a retainer bar at the foot to keep the mattress from sliding down.
207970
I bought Queen size. The packaging doesn't mention dimensions, but the Amazon page for each size does. It's the last feature mentioned in the list on each page. For Queen size, it says dimensions are 60" x 80". Twin and Twin XL are only 39" wide. Twin is 75" long and Twin XL is 80" long. My Queen-size mattress 59" x 77". The extra terry cloth just stretches over the sides of my mattress with no problem. The actual sides are a thin, stretchy, somewhat slippery fabric with elastic. It's big enough to fit around my mattress my box spring. I didn't cover my box spring, so I have easily 6" of the thin, slippery side fabric pushed between my mattress and box spring on all sides. (My mattress has a 1" memory foam topper.) My cover stays put fine because of the weight of the mattress and its topper, the box spring below, and the non-slip property of the topper's cover. Depending on the height and weight of your mattress, you might have to find a way to fasten the extra fabric beneath the mattress so the cover stayed secure. Only you can answer this part based on knowing your mattress. And maybe someone else will weigh in. I hope this helps.
1094949
we used a standard queen size mattress and it fit perfectly. so, if memory foam measures the same as a standard USA queen you have no problem.
2147511
Just a follow up to what the other folks answered, you might want to consider contacting the manufacturer of the memory foam mattress & ask about their recommendation is.
800580
I suppose a box spring would fit. Without one, my mattress (average thickness) is about 20 inches above the ground, with an added box spring it might seem a little too elevated. I think the bigger concern is that the frame is made to conceal just the lower 2-3 inches of your mattress, so with a box you would need a duvet that covered the entire height of your mattress plus the box spring (minus 2 inches). The support system that is built into the frame is very effective, i found it more comfortable than when i was using a box-spring.
2232353
I have purchased several of the mattress in a box and I'm always amazed at the size of the boxes. just checked the box and make sure it is labeled right and you should be good to go
200836
my mattress is more than 8inches so it will definitely fit and may be a tad loose. it does move a bit but it's nearly impossible to feel and there is no noise.
1626135
Hey. I think either will work well. I have an 8 inch mattress on mine. The 8 inch is more comfortable when I tried them in the store.
286361
Go around to some mattress shops in your town and try them out. Especially the memory foam and latex ones, and make notes of the ones you like. If you have the names of the models of national brands that you like, you'll be able to give Chuck a better idea of what you like. I personally said pretty much the same as you and probably would have picked an 8 going in cold. I went to a Tempurpedic shop and tried out the mattresses and realized I wanted one just a little bit firmer, so when I corresponded with Chuck I picked a 7, and I'm very happy with it. But you're the only who can decide.
617808
I would almost be tempted to use a king size. My mattress & box springs are deep. I bought 2 kings & used 18 inches of the second quilt.
661777
No, I would try to get a queen size set. The holders may not give you enough room on a queen size mattress.
1983068
I can not tell you about the 8 inch version but from everything I have read the thicker the foam mattress the softer it should be. Hope this helps
442210
A queen mattress is 60"x80". However, the queen futon frame is SMALLER than the mattress by at least 2 inches on each end so you will still need the 60"x80" until your mattress gets ruined around the edges from hanging over all the time. BTW the mattress hangs over in a very uncomfortable way when in couch position, so you may want a different frame altogether.
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My mattress is only 8-10 inches thick, but there is a lot of extra room with the pad. I have to tuck the pad in all the way around. So it would fit a thicker mattress.