Will this work on the material side of a mattress?
1170739
Doubt it. Great on rubber but I doubt you'd get a seal on the fabric. Glue might be better but I'd google it.
1170740
I am not sure what you mean by the material side. If you mean the top side of the mattress with non-plastic/rubber texture - it will not work. I tried and failed miserably.
1170741
No. It is not for use on that side of a mattress. I'm not sure what would patch that side.
1142377
It probably will at the foot of the bed. I'm not sure about the sides. Mine is a king & comes down pretty far on the sides but doesn't touch the floor. I don't think my mattress is quite 15 inches either. Plenty of length though.
2149003
If it worked for me between twin beds under a mattress cover it should work on the box spring for your situation.
1041564
As long as you only need it to hold on to, it will work. If the mattress is really tall it will not work to help keep a person from rolling off the bed. Not enough of it will be exposed. But for use when getting on and off the bed you only need the handle area on top. Take off the removable pocket thing. That will give you more area to grab onto.
657588
I would give it a go. My brother uses it on his mattress so it's worth a try.
1389875
I use this on my elderly mother's full size bed with a mattress that is not wide and does not have a pillow top. I do not know of any reason why it would not work for you.
521424
We have it on a sealy posturpedic and it works. We do have an adjustable bed and sometimes when you raise the head up to read it will slip the mattress, but then so do the sheets.
957841
Yes it can as long as it gives good support and does not have large gaps between wood or springs. Avoid foundations made from all metal that have large open spaces. Although inexpensive this type of foundation reduces the life of your mattress because of improper support.
762672
It all depends on how think your mattress is, I have a really thick mattress of 13" so it is too short on each side
725649
I think it would if mattress was not too thick. The sides stretch very well and stay put on my deep hard side mattress.
1489375
I would have to say, "No" to that. I do not believe that it would stay put like you would want it to. It has very deep corners for slipping over the mattress corners, which works perfect.
1848074
It would work best if you have something to hook the strap to under the mattress on the opposite side of the bed rail. Otherwise I don't think it will stay upright.
888816
slide the metal pieces between the box spring and mattress, then secure to the opposite side of the bed. It'll be fine
263078
Yes, or if you strech it on the sides, it will be move towards the bottom/under the mattress. There is no way to get around that, the top part is still good though, from my experience!
47866
Depends on the rail I think. Side rails usually have straps that slide under the mattress. Some wrap around the box spring but others have a 'catch' (on the other side of the bed) at the end of the strap. I would think it could be worked out. In fact, I tend to think even the ones that wrap around the box spring could wrap around the platform portion of the bed in the same way
1037343
I think it would work on any bed with a mattress and spring, but changing the position of the bed might be a problem.
2149005
Can not guarantee that it will work - but I think it will - it is cheap enough to risk. The weight of the mattresses should hold it in place. Hope this helps.