Some mattresses are higher and some are low profile......which type (how thick in inches & pillow top or not) works best for this bed? Thanks!
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Item # RIQTWIN works great for us. It's by Parklane Mattress, 7" thick, firm, and fits the daybed perfectly. It is in stock at Amazon. Hope this helps.
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I tried to use a pillow top and it was way high. I returned the bed I bought. I really disliked it. I had to "climb" up to get into bed or just sit on it.
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I found these.....Southshore Fine Linens (TM) Aspen Springs® 6 Piece - Extra Deep Pocket Sheet Set - Queen on amazon... otherwise make sure you look into any sheet sets that say "deep or extra deep pocket fit". Get the exact depth(inches) by measuring the mattress and topper together!
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I bought it for one of our condo units that we rent, therefore i can't get to it, but i do remember it being roomy for the mattress without a pillow top. i suggest you absolutely measure your mattress w/ pillowtop and read the fine print in the products measurements. They are all different for height.
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The thickness. If you like a thinner one go with the low-profile. I read lots of reviews that said for women the low is better but I think I would of preferred the high instead. I still like the low but took some time to get used to since I had been using a thicker pillow prior to it.
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It is the height/thickness of the mattress, not the firmness. Firmness depends on the layers in between, read the label carefully.
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My mattress is pretty standard and not a pillow top and there is A LOT of slack. I think it would fit much better if you did have a thick mattress.
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I think my top mattress is about 5 inches thick. The bottom is closer to 8 inches. I'll check again to make sure. We've had the bed for. Month for two girls ages 6 & 4. No complaints!
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A flat sheet is best. It is very high and no sheet or mattress cover is deep enough. I used a cotton quilt with a flat sheet over that.
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A low profile will work better than a full size box spring. I have a full size and it is too high it covers too much of the headboard.
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We have a Tempurpedic, which is somewhat thick, and this comforter hits right below the top mattress. And I have a down comforter underneath this Hampton Hill one to add "fluff".
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The high profile one really isn't that high. However, I have not seen the low profile version so I cannot compare it. Either way, I would use it with an additional pillow underneath. If you want a lot of neck support, buy the high profile and . For less support, try buying the high profile one and sleep on that (it really isn't that high). At least, that's my opinion. I need a separate pillow either on top or underneath the high profile one, but my girlfriend sleeps just fine on that alone. So, unless you like to sleep on a really slim pillow, try the high profile.
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We have a very thick, deep mattress (pillow top) and it accommodated it easily. I would say it is considered a deep pocket. You won't be disappointed, it is a great product.
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Each layer is a different density, giving more or less support and comfort. I would suggest you contact the manufacturer directly and ask them. The company makes numerous types of beds. You can find there phone number on there web site www.dreamfoambedding.com. They are very friendly and helpful.
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I have the same bed and bought a 16" memory foam mattress and fits perfect. The lower build in pillows are covered by 1 inch but either way you use a regular pillow which covers that.Since this bed doesn't need spring box, memory foam mattress is the best for it and don't have to worry if you jump in the bed that you'll brake the support rails.
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We have a thicker style mattress on our queen bed. Our comforter covers the sheets so they aren't showing, but it doesn't hang as low as the picture shows. I would recommend getting a King size if you have a thick or "deep" mattress. We love the comforter, it's very soft and has a slight velour feel to it. It's also machine washable and doesn't pill or bunch.
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The mattress is the full 8" thick-just took a tape measure to it to verify. FYI all futons and mattresses will lose height with use as you're compacting the material - that's why it's good to turn the mattress over and even rotate it end to end periodically to even out the normal wear. This particular futon mattress has an inner spring so it wears more evenly as weight is distributed better than with a non-inner spring futon. I've used futon mattesses for over 30 years and this one's my favorite. I ordered mine last summer - you may want to contact the seller and verify that it's the same product. Hope that helps.
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My son never uses this in a the sofa position, but he says with his type of mattress, it probably would slip/overhang the bottom some, with nothing to stop it. He uses the thicker/firmer type futon mattress.... In the flat position, we give it 5*'s though.... nice and solid!!