can it be used to protect edges of a bed?
875983
I don't think it would be big enough for a bed. It fit our (standard size) coffee table just right. It is a great product though! Good luck!
875984
I don't think it is big enough for a bed. They have different sizes so that a toddler can not take it off. We measured so ours fits exactly. It is very snug and no way it could easily be pulled off.
875985
I would say "no". Not really that great of a product. It protects the edges but doesn't stay on well. Also, once the child figures it out they can take it off easily.
875986
Great product for toddlers playing around a coffee table. Don't think it's big enough for a bed.
1099074
I did not use this for door edges, my use was for door sills and top of rear bumper to protect for trunk usage. The film should bend enough to do the door edge as it is only 6 mil thick. Bear in mind that this listed product is 12X12 sheets and longer sheets would work better for all of these areas.
140852
I guess it would work, but because of the weight of your bed, I'd use one every few feet (not just in the corners). They are flat on top, with a cut out to put the legs.
891265
probably with an exacto and ruler or something. doubt the edges will be perfect but I recommend getting a cover for it either way.
869742
Not to my knowledge. Just went and looked at it and I didn't see anything on it that I thought could be used for that. It has two little bumper things on the bottom back, right and left, that I think are to keep it from getting too close to the wall/ backsplash. It's a great TO though. The longer I have it, the better I like it.
1446035
Yes. That would be a good idea. I would suggest you use treated 4 X 4 around the perimeter with a couple cross members and marine plywood though
1517354
Yes it can. The head/foot of the bed is identical, one long side has the edge while the other does not. This makes it usable in either direction.
2018465
It would protect it from stains from paint, stains, dust, etc. I believe it would allow dents, and marks from being hit.
1464503
Yes you can, just not so deep it covers the top and a little of the edges. That's how I did it.
864664
The product is not designed to be used for an adjustable bed as it's not been fully tested for such usage. I know that people do use it for such purpose, but the warranty would not cover the encasement for such application. Hope this helps.
1689364
Should be fine. I used it on a steel bed frame with 2 inch grids directly under the mattress. The mattress is not thick but I can not feel the grids even when I try to press hard on it. This is much better than I thought and I am very impressed.
1809265
i have a spray in liner but it did not cover the bed rails. i still think it would work spray in liners are not very thick.
833077
You can use bedding and mattress pads. They probably mean not to cover the underside of the mattress where the pad goes.
980197
If you have an over the side bedliner you may have a problem. I bought the kind that goes underneath and then put on the protective caps that protect the tops of the sides separately. No problem clamping the rails for the Bestop.
2067346
Sorry for the tardiness of this reply, I was out of town. Herculiner bed liner went on as advertised. Seems to have bonded well with the wood surface (plywood) I applied it on. I used it as a waterproof undercoating for a trailer I am building. I think it will work fine. It seems very tough and totally waterproof.
2086084
We use it for a similar-size sofa bed. It covers the central area of the bed and shields us from the crossbar that ends up about in the middle part of the back
598417
Think of it as a square cut out of a padded mattress cover with plastic backing. It protects beds from human excrement so should protect a rug from a little pooch 's "accidents " and around and under the tray. My concern about using it INSTEAD of puppy pads would be confusion. Little guy might think other "fabrics " might be lofty pads.