I found an xl twin mattress here that states the length is 80". Seems long for this bed. How long should it be for blankets, sheets, etc.?
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I purchased an XL twin for the bed. It does fit tight and with a mattress pad it's a little difficult to tuck in bedding. BUT if you used a regular twin on this bed there might be too much of a gap if you were using it for a small child.
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I measured everything for you with an actual tape measured, so I am not just guessing. Measured the length where you would put the mattress in...77 inches 78 pushing it. My daughter has a regular twin in it, but I would say there is a 3-4 inch gap around the perimeter of the mattress and the head boards. She just puts the pillows around the mattress, so it looks like a sofa. She is 10 so she is in no danger of getting her head caught between the mattress and the bed. I would not get this bed for a young child, only for a pre-teen and up. Good luck!
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We also bought an XL mattress. We tested a regular twin and doesn't look right on the bed. you need the XL.. Sheets a blankets work, although the sheets are tight to put on.
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Don't think xl mattress will fit! Regular twin sz will do. The OVERALL length of the frame is what is slightly larger than that given in the dimentions. Twin sheets/blankets will be fine!
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I bought an xl foam matress for this bed and it fits perfect. I can't remember the size sheet. I think it was the regular twin that fit it. Love the bed though and so does my daughter.
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This is an odd size, somewhere between a crib mattress and a twin bed. It comes with a soft almost plush cover and I just used a throw type blanket for my grandson and did not bother with sheets.
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Hi Charles, The description on the twin XL says it is 68"x90" so it should fit your bed without issue but I own the king size and cannot be sure if the sizes in the description will hold true when the item arrives. Having said that the one I bought was very close to the size in the description for the king. Regarding the fill it is 100 ounces not 100% and I would guess that the difference can be attributed to the size of the comforter itself at the King is 90"x103". Personally I would go with the full/queen which is a tad wider and the same length while containing 77 ounces of fill compared to the 60 on the twin xl. I do live in a colder climate though so the warmer blanket makes sense for me. It all depends on your needs which oneyou should go with. I hope this is helpful.
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I haven't seen sheets for an XL Full mattress. I didn't know they made XL full mattresses! I think there are sheets in an XL Twin with the sharks from Tommy Hilfiger.
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I can find no reason why the sheet would not fit a regular twin bed. It may be a bit long.
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I bought the queen size and it fits a queen bed perfectly, not sure the measurements its on the bed. I did not buy the Twin XL sorry.
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That would depend on the size. All of these are based on standard bed sizes and leave an inch on all sides to ensure your sheets fit over the mattress and topper. The approximate sizes are:Twin 37" x 73" Twin XL 37" x 78" Full 52" x 73"Full XL 52" x 78"Queen 58" x 78"King 74" x 78"Cal King 70" x 82"
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We used standard twin and they fit perfectly. Not sure how much longer an XL is but a standard only has a couple inches of room left over. Bottom sheets are hard enough on a bunk bed
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Not as long as I would have liked. Im used to a King Size blanket. It does hang over the bed though.
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Twin size measures 88" in length. Using mine as a comforter on a day bed with dust ruffle, so it doesn't have to be any longer than to barely cover the top mattress. If using the pillow sham, wouldn't have to wrap the pillow, just cover to the edge of the mattress under the sham. since all 4 edges are scalloped, you don't have a flat edge at the pillow, that's why it works nicely on a day bed, as well. Hope the measurement helps you. Not sure how long a extra long twin mattress is.
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I do not know. The comforter might be short for an extra long bed, however it is long on my std. twin bed. If you have an XL twin bed, I don't believe they are not that much longer than a std. twin- 5" maybe?. I would still use it for the price.
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I tried measuring with a yard stick and got that the chord that goes from the control to the end of the blanket is about 90 inches. I have a tall mattress and it works. There is a chord for each side of the blanket.
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Great question, Frank! Unfortunately at this time, we don't offer extra long twin sheets. Hopefully we should have some to offer you this winter!
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Go with the CA king or king (think they are the same size in this comforter) if they have that. IMHO. I have a sleep by number CA king, which is the same as two twin extra long mattresses (39"x80" for each mattress) put together, and the length on them is 80 inch. I put the bedspread on sideways to get the extra width for my bed. Where you need the length which would be the same as my CA King. You should have a nice over hang.
710846
My mattress is 8". With the extra 4", I had to buy 3 sets of new sheets, made for 14" mattresses. Amazon prices weren't bad.
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Is 90" standard for a twin xl comforter? It seems short for a pillow top mattress.
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That would depend on the size. All of these are based on standard bed sizes and leave an inch on all sides to ensure your sheets fit over the mattress and topper. The approximate sizes are: Twin 37" x 73" Twin XL 37" x 78" Full 52" x 73" Full XL 52" x 78" Queen 58" x 78" King 74" x 78" Cal King 70" x 82"