does this sheet set work on a hardside waterbed?
1953516
Yes, this sheet set is only for a hard side waterbed. It is nicely designed and has extra fabric at the corners so it stay in place when tucked in. I am very happy with this sheet set.
1953517
Yes. I have a California king hard side waterbed and they work great. I am thinking of getting another set. I don't have the corner locking stick insert but they still stay tucked in fairly well. I am sure it would work even better with the comer stick thing.
1953518
I have an ancient hardside waterbed. Having the poles and pockets create one of the best stabilized sheets I have ever had. These work very well indeed.
1177403
i used a king sheet an tossed it over fence water was dirty after the day but if i ran it overnight the sheet worked
1902997
Probably but it depends on how and where you attach them. I assume you are asking about the bottom sheet. You will have to experiment a bit and it may take several tries!
1155043
No, these pads work much better wet or at least dampened. Ater use, and when left to dry, they can become hard as a rock!
1245142
No. There is a bottom sheet (fitted on all 4 corners), and a top sheet (fitted on two corners, for the foot of the bed). We use this in our camper, which has a short queen mattress.
465471
Since I wasn't sure what the requirements for a soft side waterbed mattress were, I watched this video:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=prkAgaMN8RkBased on this, the answer is almost certainly yes. If your concern is weight, then I will echo all of the other answers and reviews: the frame is ridiculously sturdy, and I cannot imagine a mattress heavy enough to cause a problem to this frame, waterbed or no.
725650
I guess that depends what you need it to do? I'm using it on my waterbed.I wanted to make the bed firmer. Size is no problem as it should spread and stretch with no problem.
222417
Yes it does. You will have to mix water with bedding and let dry. Works well
1466526
My set was purchased for a soft side waterbed. This is the cap that screws on where you put in the water.
1538338
Probably not. I don't think it would be durable enough. You'd probably be better off buying a waterbed-patching kit and living with the patches.
915271
If your heater is meant for hard side water bed, than yes it should. If your current heater is old, I would buy a new one and use it simply because of the difficulty in changing it once the mattress is filled. I would however recommend leaving the old heater in to use in conjunction with, or as a back up to the new one. I'm glad I did so because this mattress seems to be more difficult to heat than the old one I had. Hope this helps
1899073
I think so (not sure how to test that exactly). We have really hard water and it has helped a lot.
1443887
Yes it should work, did not interfere with my bed liner just clamp it down, cleared all the holes on top rail, no problem with water getting in. I really love this cover alot.
755459
It would work on hard packed sand. Used in an archeological dig on vacation. It was very useful.
1819757
I believe the person's weight stabilizes it. The rail goes under the mattress pretty far. Mine has been a big help. I'm not sure how well it would work on a waterbed.
307728
I have a waterbed. I put rods in the pre-made holders and they stay tucked in nicely!
844970
I would not because the frame of the bed is flat and will not hold the mattress in place. My bed the mattress slides so I don't think it would work with a water mattress.