How tall is this rail? I have a very thick king size mattress. It has double pillow top
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The handle is 22 inches tall. According to manufacturing information it can be used to fit up to a 19 inch mattress. I recommend you just measure your mattress width to resolve this. Regards.
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You insert the rail underneath the mattress and it comes out on the opposite side of the box spring and is tied down around the bed rail to be secure. From the insertion of the bed rail to the top is about 21 or 22 inches. We have ours on a double bed.
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As thick as you can stand.The side rails on the top bunk are about 12" high. We put a mattress that's about 8" thick and it's fine. We did place small pieces of cork under the slat tubes so they won't rattle. This was before assembly so I can't say if they rattle or not, This was just preventive.
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From the mattress base to the top rail is 13". Put a mattress in and you have around 5 to 6 inches from the mattress to the top of the rail.
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I have a king bed and the rail goes half way across under the mattress, so I'm sure it would be fine on a twin bed.
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Hi Catherine, its not, ours is a normal mattress and the high its perfect, with the pillow top will not work Will be too low. The rails are great, and easy to wash and clean
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I'm 5'5" and the top bed rail comes right to my eyes. I believe it's about 98 inches long.
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I would say 5 inches-- not sure-- I have a brass bed and it slips over the rail easily.
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15" - I have a pillowtop set, so the box springs is about 12" tall. It is sitting on a standard bed frame. This bedskirt brushes the floor and looks so good. I'm very pleased with the purchase.
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We have a 6 inch full size mattress on the bottom and it come up flush with the railing. Hope this helps. =)
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hi, from the flat top to the bottom drawer rail, the measurement is 9 1/4 inches... works very well as a night stand in the bedroom
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I'm so sorry I don't have a tape measure. But my bed is pretty high. I dont have a extra thick mattress, and there is about a 3 inch gap from top of mattress to bottom of the head board. Its not a big notice, as I said in my review. I have lots of pillows and shams that I use.
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The bed we have this on is a double bed. It should fit a queen with a standard mattress. Ours stands about 12 inches high from the top of the mattress. This bed rail works extremely well for my husband, a Parkinson's patient. His physical therapist recommended the bed rail and told us to get it at Amazon. He is pleased with it.
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Hi Grandma H, Thanks for your interest in the Drive Medical Home Bed Style Adjustable Length Bed Rails. These bed rails can adjusted in width between 36" and 72" which is big enough to fit a King Size Bed. They can also be adjusted length wise to either 37", 43", or 57". These rails use the force of the bed to keep them in place. The only problems I could potentially see is if you had a tempurpedic bed that allows for the head and feet to be inclined as the rails would lose the force of the bed and would be able to move. If it is a standard tempurpedic that lies like any normal bed you should not have any problems. Hi Grandma H, Thanks for your interest in the Drive Medical Home Bed Style Adjustable Length Bed Rails. These bed rails can adjusted in width between 36" and 72" which is big enough to fit a King Size Bed. They can also be adjusted length wise to either 37", 43", or 57". These rails use the force of the bed to keep them in place. The only problems I could potentially see is if you had a tempurpedic bed that allows for the head and feet to be inclined as the rails would lose the force of the bed and would be able to move. If it is a standard tempurpedic that lies... » Read More Hi Grandma H, Thanks for your interest in the Drive Medical Home Bed Style Adjustable Length Bed Rails. These bed rails can adjusted in width between 36" and 72" which is big enough to fit a King Size Bed. They can also be adjusted length wise to either 37", 43", or 57". These rails use the force of the bed to keep them in place. The only problems I could potentially see is if you had a tempurpedic bed that allows for the head and feet to be inclined as the rails would lose the force of the bed and would be able to move. If it is a standard tempurpedic that lies like any normal bed you should not have any problems. « Show Less
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Higher than I thought it would. I have a 17" drop on my King pillow top mattress. Does NOT need a boxspring. Top of it is as high as my dresser at about 30". The bottom of mattress starts at about 14".
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Mine measures 22 inches from the bottom of the mattress to the top of the rail.
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The horizontal part goes between the box springs and mattress, so it depends on how high the bed frame is and how deep the box springs part of the mattress set is. The rail/grab bar would be about 20" high from that point.
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The top rails sit about 14 inches above the frame, so you need to measure the height of your daughter's pillow top mattress then you can better decide. Hope this helps. I found these measurements at the DHP web site for this bed.