I have a thick mattress and the sheets do not always fold underneath each corner. Will these straps still work?
1999661
I have a heavy heavy kind mattress. These straps are a little awkward to use. The corner straps are easy to put on (because they slip under each corner) but that is not where my sheets "pulled up". The same company does sell longer straps for my problem (keeping the head and foot of the fitted sheet in place and to keep the sides from riding up. Here the challenge is to be able to lift the mattress up (need at least one helper) and even then my suspicion is that the straps are not elastic enough to keep the sheet taught. If you have a smaller, or lighter or less thick mattress just ignore my comments. I have a heavy heavy kind mattress. These straps are a little awkward to use. The corner straps are easy to put on (because they slip under each corner) but that is not where my sheets "pulled up". The same company does sell longer straps for my problem (keeping the head and foot of the fitted sheet in place and to keep the sides from riding up. Here the challenge is to be able to lift the mattress up (need at least one helper) and even then my suspicion is that the straps are not elastic enough to keep the sheet taught. If you have a smaller, or lighter or less thick mattress... » Read More I have a heavy heavy kind mattress. These straps are a little awkward to use. The corner straps are easy to put on (because they slip under each corner) but that is not where my sheets "pulled up". The same company does sell longer straps for my problem (keeping the head and foot of the fitted sheet in place and to keep the sides from riding up. Here the challenge is to be able to lift the mattress up (need at least one helper) and even then my suspicion is that the straps are not elastic enough to keep the sheet taught. If you have a smaller, or lighter or less thick mattress just ignore my comments. « Show Less
1999662
If you have a thick mattress, you would just place them a little higher (towards the top of the bed) so they stretch more. The strap is adjustable to increase the tension. I have an 18" mattress and the straps work on even the tightest sheets. Hope this helps!
1999663
I'm sure they will. I had some sheets that didn't even have elastic in them because they were converted from full to twin size and were old sheets not made for a thick mattress and these straps did wonderful. I have also used them to hold queen size sheets on a twin bed. Worked for all my experiments.
1999664
NO!, The straps are TOO WEAK to pull the sheets tight and hold them. Even after you get sheets that fit a thick mattress these straps will not work after approx. a dozen times that you change your sheets. The plastic clips will spread apart and no longer grip the sheets properly and the stitching on the bands start unraveling so you have to reinforce them by sewing them with heavy duty thread. These are not worth the money and I do not recommend them.If you have a Bed Bath and Beyond store you might want to try " Sheet Smoothers ", these are bands that have metal clips with plastic inserts and are much stronger. They also cost less. NO!, The straps are TOO WEAK to pull the sheets tight and hold them. Even after you get sheets that fit a thick mattress these straps will not work after approx. a dozen times that you change your sheets. The plastic clips will spread apart and no longer grip the sheets properly and the stitching on the bands start unraveling so you have to reinforce them by sewing them with heavy duty thread. These are not worth the money and I do not recommend them.If you have a Bed Bath and Beyond store you might want to try " Sheet Smoothers ", these are bands that have metal clips with... » Read More NO!, The straps are TOO WEAK to pull the sheets tight and hold them. Even after you get sheets that fit a thick mattress these straps will not work after approx. a dozen times that you change your sheets. The plastic clips will spread apart and no longer grip the sheets properly and the stitching on the bands start unraveling so you have to reinforce them by sewing them with heavy duty thread. These are not worth the money and I do not recommend them.If you have a Bed Bath and Beyond store you might want to try " Sheet Smoothers ", these are bands that have metal clips with plastic inserts and are much stronger. They also cost less. « Show Less
1999665
These will really stretch and hold tight. Easy to use. I use them on fitted sheets and a have thick mattresses too.
432326
Yes. The fitted sheet is very very deep. My mattress is not very thick and these aren't the best for it
1796876
They'll definitely work. I have regular size twin and there was plenty of leftover strap once I put them together. I was able to put the twin beds together and set them up as a king on my own; very easy to do and I'm very pleased with the product overall!
2005228
Yes, because you merely push the open, rounded end under the corner of the mattress. There are notches on the solid rounded end that hold the sheet. Actually, the weight of any mattress holds those ends down. Ours work really well..... We went years trying to figure something out.
1880256
They are sticky and will stick to most things, that said... Thick padding may be a bit too flexible and as weight is put on a corner, it may cause the sticky side to come off. If the padding is firm and thin, it should work fine. Its very sticky, but dont re-position it once its down.
663693
I bought twin size sheets. I do not have a deep pocket mattress, but the sheets are a little big for the regular size twin so I would assume they would.
122708
I returned mine because they did not help at all in keeping the sheets from getting wrinkled. It may be because I have a 14 inch mattress. Watching the video shows how they should be used.
2062352
These sheets should be able to accommodate the topper. My mattress is fairly thick and I have no problems!
1812114
They have one that criss-crosses in the center underneath but I got the set the that just goes under the corner. The one I got is called "Adjustable Sheet Mattress Corner Straps" you do have to lift the corner of the mattress just a little to get the "suspenders" on/in. It is about the same as when you but a sheet on that is not made exactly 12/or whatever inches tall/thick. Hope this helps.
1392738
Maybe not, I have kind of strechy cotton sheets and they fit fine under those. And they really stay in place amazingly! So I guess if there are no stretch in your sheets, you may need larger sheets - but the Magic Bumbers are worth it!!
1693401
One will not reach across completely, but using 2 might work. I ordered some plastic ones as well which anchor and tighten the sheet to the welling around the lower edge of the mattress. This works very well.
794966
My mattress is a thick Temperapedic and they are a little baggy, so I would think yes.
374455
I would think they will, they are stretchy so you can let them all the way out, or pull them in depending on the mattress . We have a Serta memory foam matteress and that is pretty thick, they work excellent! But, I'm not sure about the thin mesh, maybe with different sides of the cover, but I don't see an issue with the size.
2136133
Probably not, you need a conventional mattress that has a sewn in piping around the edges to attach these sheet grippers to. Mine work great on that type of mattress. I love them!
178532
Yes they do if it has deep pocket corners in King size. Most newer sheets are that way now any way. Old style sheets will not work in King.
727979
The sheet straps are wonderful. Mine stay in place and never come loose. Would highly recommend them.
243528
they have clamp closures that are tightened by large screws. I do not know how wide the edge is on your bed, but I doubt that they would work as they are supplied. Maybe some ingenuity might work, but not immediately clear to me.brent