If you have a thinner matress does it bunch up around the sides?
263073
It was really loose on our thick mattress, so it will definitely be big. We tucked all the loose fabric under and it has stayed fairly well.
263074
Yes, there would be extra that you could tuck under the mattress. I did notice that what is under the mattress does not slip out easily, so will probably stay under there, if you tuck it under.
263075
Yes, but if you order a set of Bed Bands, you can pull the slack under the mattress and keep it there. That's what I did. (And I have no connection with the company that makes the Bed Bands.) http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B004H3G63G/ref=wms_ohs_product
263076
My son's mattress is fairly thin, but I put a memory foam topper on it--since he has it at school with him, I don't get to see it, but he hasn't complained about it. I believe it's staying on fine.
263077
Yes, however the fabric is thin enough that any excess can be tucked under the mattress.
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!
1361401
No, but I put mine between the mattress and the mattress pad. It doesn't move around at all.
838517
Yes, unfortunately it does squish down. I would recommend a thicker mattress.
771511
It should. There is elastic around the bottom of the sides, hope that makes sense, so just tuck it under the mattress.
1047630
I think it should not be so loose as to bunch up. The pad is securely fastened down on mine.
420364
We have a Cal King bed and it does hang over all sides. If you have a higher king bed, I can see it not touching the floor.
657417
Mine never moves around. I put it directly on the mattress then put the mattress pad over that, then the sheets. The mattress pad helps keep it in place. I also don't use cheap mattress pads since those have a hard time fitting over the memory foam and mattress-get one with the elastic sides.
1901261
I haven't noticed this with mine. We do have a very thick mattress though so once the half sheet is tucked in tight it stays there.
390733
No. It is a flat pad that lays on top of the mattress. Your fitted sheet holds it in place. (Mine doesn't move around very much at all.)
654665
same experience. There is nothing to secure it inside a duvet cover, but we have had no issues with it bunching up either. It's a nice weight, good for all weather types.
372191
Nope, this bed skirt only goes around 3 sides, the end of the bed and both sides. Hope this helps.
1202543
Well I have a queen size mattress n the mattress cover "fits" it's elastic so it just goes under mattress it doesn't bunch up if thts what your worried about. I hope this helped you! :)
646610
I have the same setup! It fits just barely on mine with my mattress being so thick. Definitely involves a bit of muscle work to get the last corner on correctly, but the comfort and appearance of the sheets more than make up for the inconvenience.
2214858
I have the down off of amazon I think it's a queen that's what my bed is anyways and fits fine. With the cover it's self I put my down in it and I think it's fine, bunched a little at one end but I put it towards the bottom of bed. It's not noticeable to me.
473035
I'm not sure. I had enough room to tuck probably 4 inches under my mattress on the sides but from diagonal corner to corner may cause it to be really tight. It seemed like mine was a little big so I'm pleased. Good luck
1217881
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.
231575
Yes, it has a deep side with a strong elastic that will pull it up to fit a smaller mattress