I am wondering, for a queen bed, wouldn't the queen sheets hold this down too tight? Would you use king sheets?
258586
Use Queen sheets that are deep (14 in is easy to find these days). King sheets will not work, as the issue is depth (height), not width.
258587
Our mattress is not a pillowtop mattress...it's about 10 inches deep. If you have a deep mattress, that might make it difficult. On ours, it holds it down at the fitted corners, but otherwise billows pretty nicely. We do have to fluff it every few days, as another reviewer mentioned. If the queen sheet is too small, you might think about a flat sheet ... I don't think you''ll be able to get the fit you want with a king. Hope that helps.
258588
Hi K.A.,yes, you would want deep-pocket sheets if possible. Or you can use two fitted sheets -- one to go on your mattress and one duvet or fitted sheet to cover the featherbed and just leave it on top of the mattress which makes it easier to fluff it as well. We even bought a topper for our guest bed too which is primarily used when my sister visits. She complained that it made her head "stuffy" so she purchased a memory foam topper to replace it. Guess we will be selling it at a good price as I have no room to store it!
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I have a 12" thick standard queen mattress. The sheet set that features 'up to 16" deep' is big enough, however the elastic is not strong enough to hold it in place. I am constantly readjusting it and pulling it down. Very disappointing.
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i think it may be too big for a full, would be my guess. I have an extra thick queen and i feel it is loose so i would imagine it would be too big for a full-size? Then again I cannot confirm this because I do not have any full sized mattresses in my home. Hope this helps, sorry for the delay.
2101302
I used on queen size bed and was fine. I wild imagine a king would be fine. Use two if you are worried about falling off end of the bed.
150815
This should accept queen sheets in terms of size, but you asked about what sheets "fit" the bed. The answer is NONE. There is no flocking on this mattress anywhere, so it is not possible for sheets to stay securely on the bed. This bed is awful - I sent mine back after 1 day.
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I kind of disagree with the others. I did buy the Queen to "try" on my California King bed. It's perfect if you dont need it to be hanging over more than a couple of inches on each side. Im in California so not a 'freezing' state, but i am supper happy with the Queen on this bed.
224175
Well I have a Queen bed and we still fit. It is tight but it works. A king you are all good!
885805
I don't think the size really matters I have a King size bed. If my sheets are still too loose when I put them on, I simply make them tighter with this wonderful product by securing them furthrr away from the fittedsheet.
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I use this on a twin but it looks like the parts that go under the mattress stretch to accomodate different size beds. I'm going off memory here because I'm moving & it's been packed, but I believe it's like a pulley mechanism that can be tightened and loosened. I have not tried on a king. Is there any information on this in the dimensions part perhaps?
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I have a Queen size bed - a tempurpedic - so it is thicker, I believe, than the ordinary mattress. The sheet is constructed to fit ANY DEPTH. The drawstring - will tighten it to the right size - and it will fit no matter what depth you have. The only "drawback" to this clever item, is that in order to have a good tight, comfortable fit, you have to make the bed every day. (: .
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If the sheet at-rest can wrap under the cording at the bottom edge of the mattress, then it should hold at-rest. It's a pretty tight grip, but it will depend on how hard you pull on the sheet by tossing & turning or if the mattress is so soft that you sink way in and if that causes pulling. It would probably work. I certainly think it's worth the small price to try it.
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You cannot wrap any fitted sheets around the entirety of this mattress. There are grooves in the sides, which *should* provide a place for a queen fitted sheet to grip. But that fails because the mattress has no flocking... meaning the entire surface (top, sides, bottom) are shiny slick plastic (not as shown in the picture), and sheets simply do not stay put. They slip off as soon as you put them on. I set the whole thing back - complete waste of money.
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Yes however I have a king size bed and it is a little big. It more than likely would be too big for a queen and need to be taken in.
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I have a queen bed and it fit perfectly. I was so impressed I bought one (king size) for my son who has a king and his fit perfectly too! I assume they try to be precise for the specific sizes
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I have queen sheets on a full mattress. I love the way the topper sleeps, but it drives me absolutely crazy the way it slides off the edge every couple of days.
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I have a full-sized mattress and use only full-sized sheets for my mattress so I can't answer your question about a queen-sized mattress. However, I do know that I have to use deep pocket sheets for my mattress, especially, because of the padded top.
1051885
You would have Velcro under your mattress....leaving room for your bottom sheet. It might be awkward changing sheets but doable.