is the flap that goes..under the mattress..flexible..or rigid?
250626
If this doesn't stay in place, add velcro to the bottom (at least a foot deep under the mattress) either by sewing or applying Liquid Sew (Let dry before placing under mattress). Velcro will help anchor it to the mattress and it's easily removable for washing. I've seen a pair that velcro together, but then just pull them from one side to remove it.
250627
It's a nylon flap w a wire in the piping that's a bit bendable so I tried wedging under box spring built into dorm bed in order to keep in place. When she stuffs it or changed bed it may slide out. ??? We'll see.
250628
It was for our granddaughter to take to her dorm and I just had a quick-look, but I believe it has some sort of cardboard or stable insert. Didn't catch any negative 'vibe' so it must be secure. Hope this helps.
250629
It is flexible. It is a fairly heavy fabric, I think it is some kind of synthetic material and it is very smooth which I think is part of the problem in it sliding to the floor.
250630
Non-rigid. But none of these flaps will hold the bag for long if you use it for a notebook computer, remote controls, tablet, etc. I went with 3 large (4") safety pins to hold mine in place. Even then, this model lasted only a month before the seams split. Before this, I had one made of much thicker material that lasted 3 years. (I believe it now costs over $10.)
285044
It's not rigid so it's flexible but you can wrap it as tight as you can stand it. I would say moderate to light compression depending upon how tight you set it.
2215003
It is stiffer than a piece of cloth so it will not bunch if your baby sleeps/squirms on this. I let my son sleep on this when he was younger and had no problems of the pad folding or bunching up. I don't let him sleep on it now because I'm afraid he'll inadvertently fold in an edge to his face and hinder breathing.
1249341
It's about an 1/8 or 1/4 inch of nice foam rubber with a kind of spandex cloth on the top and no. It's flexible.
712228
No. its not. That is why I got this one. Our last mattress cover had a plastic side that was very noisy. This one does not but it really does protect your mattress.
1923027
It is flexible. You can roll it up pretty easily. It is a little curvy when it unrolls but it flattens out pretty quickly.
2215506
If a drawer under mattress section is hard to open, your bed has not been set to square.I had 2 balky drawers & by adjusting frame, they all now glide easily.
545891
The elastic does not go all the way around; it's just at the corners. It stays on the mattress very well.
161301
The long item is the crevice tool. Is flexible not rigid but the removable brush on the end makes it too fat to fit in very narrow places but I like the flexible part. The about 6 in wide attachment on left of picture is called mattress tool and is useful on upholstery. Above that is a short adapter connection. The top right brush is so useful. They call it a dust brush. I use it for all tables, knickknacks, lamp shades, and valances or curtains. Since I got these attachments it seems things are less dusty. I guess because I'm removing the dust and not just pushing it around.
1097364
Its flexible, but since it has no latch holding it back during a phone call is up to the user. And if it falls there is a chance that the flap will open. I've dropped it a couple times and the case has kept the phone in mint condition.
1286529
Yes it is. I haven't needed to do this yet, but it can be done. I am using a mattress pad to keep it protected.
988967
This has the rail that protects from the side and the rails that stabilize under the mattress. The plate that is pictured should be flush against the mattress on the opposite side for optimal protection.
192634
It is rigid.the main board is rigid,the two sides are semi. I work on my puzzles , when I am finished fold it up and slip it under my bed.
828403
Yes, definitely flexible. In fact, I keep it folded up in my back pocket at all times... just in case.
1372712
Yes it is loose. I'm surprised they didn't put a strip of Velcro back there. If it bothered the cat, or me, that's what I would do. But the bed is secure as it slides on the other way. The flap, I suppose, is to cover the PVC. I'm as surprised as you that they didn't put a small Velcro strip there.
2172825
The flap will folks back and stick to the same place since the case can bend back like that. There's a space beneath like a wallet slit to hold things, though it is a bit tight
116369
Thickness is thin and padding is soft. My 28 yr old daughter is very pleased with it. It has supports strips side to side and mattress, no box springs needed, very comfortable. I highly recommend it.