Mattress sags a bit in the center of both sides of the bed. Would this solve the problem? What about 3-inch size?
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Try flipping your mattress first, then if that does not work, purchase the 3 inch extra firm...
317294
No, it doesn't change the shape or sagging of any mattress--it just will make the sag softer...
317295
if the bed itself is sagging it's going to help only so muchbecause of the bed itself is low it's just going to contour with it
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Probably not. These are designed more to decrease the depth of the sheet to match the depth of the mattress. However, you COULD cut the queen sheet down the middle for the length of the sheet. Then put each of the corner pockets on the mattress. The bring the two cut edges together, pin them, and sew a seam up the middle on the "wrong" side of the sheet. It's a drastic alteration, but it works.
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It should work just fine as long as the sheet fits over the sides/edges of the mattress. Mine doesn't fit well at all, it's quite a struggle to get the fitted sheet edges over the corners of the mattress, and mine is just a regular mattress size, not a deep one. I do love it though, I sleep more deeply.
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Hi, i have a queen size bed and it didnt work for me. i don't know what to tell you.
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I would say, "no." Our mattress is a pillow top on only one side and in pretty rough condition. I actually ended up flipping the mattress over to the non-pillow top side and put the pad on that side... it's been GREAT since I did that!
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my mattress is more than 8inches so it will definitely fit and may be a tad loose. it does move a bit but it's nearly impossible to feel and there is no noise.
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So far no sagging - seems pretty sturdy. I have had the bed frame for a few months. Does mattress slide? Yes, but I put an old quilt between the mattress and frame and that helped a lot. I would still buy the frame knowing all of this.
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The frame does not hold the mattress in place, i.e., it can slide some. For the most part I have not found this to be a problem. The bed is well built. I have two.
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Hi, I went and looked at ours and no nothing would prevent you from putting a longer mattress on it. You could center it and let it hang over on either or both ends. So far we like this product and it is perfectly strong enough.
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Yes , it should fit tightly , which is better the mattress won't move around .
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I have a queen size mattress with thick corners. I would think it would be too big for you.
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Assuming you can deal with the problems I outlined (packaging left it deformed) I'd get a 3" if (1) the mattress plus the 3 inches still fits the sheet and (2) I didn't want to put it on a sofa bed permanently, where it would be folded up.
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We tried two different mattresses, standard crib size. After the second one sagged immediately we looked at the support under the mattress, and it had bent so any mattress is going to sag.I wouldn't recommend you buy this crib! We are going to return it.
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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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off topic a bit, but we were looking at a sleep number bed because our mattress was sagging somewhat and they claim they don't sag. Yet, I've read other reviews besides yours that after some time, they lose pressure in the hip area and then the user has to raise the sleep number setting and eventually it's at 100 and still not supporting. We liked the beds in the showroom, but this was a concern. Also that it seemed a bit high maintenance- the pumps and adjustments and their sliding scale warranty policy. thanks!
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I think there would need to be some kind of firm foundation under the mattress. Bed slats or something like that would not work.
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We have a new mattress! That is not the issue! There should be side and foot boards like shown in the photos! The headboard is wobbly without them!