I need a bumper on both sides of a twin bed - Is this going to be too wide?
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No... I don't think so. There should be plenty of room for the child to sleep.
1094983
I've used this on a futon (full size mattress) with my 2 1/2 yr old granddaughter. We only had one bumper but we rolled up pillows and stuffed them under the lower sheet for the other side. They worked fine and she had lots of room. I was even able to lie next to her when reading her a bedtime story. The rolled up pillows are about the same size as the bumper.
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I use a bumper on both sides of my twin bed as well The kids are ages 4,5 and 6 and they still have plenty of room I have on occasion laid on it and the bumper makes an excellent back support when i am on my side as they do not move
153921
I'm not really sure if that will work or not. From what I remember from putting it togther the side board and foot boards should allow any standard King size box spring. I think I would contact the company directly to ask before you purchase to be on the safe side
678534
The bed assist bar has a middle piece that slides between the matress and the box spring. It also has a strap from that middle piece to the opposite bed rail. Between those two supports, and the legs that stand on the floor, it is very stable. My mother uses it on a full bed, but I don't see why it wouldn't fit a twin bed.
1362299
I don't have the specific dimensions, but, it is not designed for a twin bed , just a daybed. Only one side is sewn with a side drop,
2276675
No, It fit both my son's twin beds. But beware. I had to send this back twice. The mechanism that makes the side go down kept malfunctioning. In the end I went with a different product. Good luck
784721
Hi,This rear bumper face bar will not fit a stepside bed and sorry we do not carry the rear bumper that you need.
2168751
I think that because it has elastic it will fit both. It does need to be pinned so it doesn't move. I have the twin for my great granddaughters bed and it is very nice.
490500
Sorry, I can't help. I have an extra long twin bed and it works fine for me.
1133271
I am reading this as width, not height off the furniture it is stuck to, as the previous commenter did, but maybe that is what you meant. It is wider than the furniture bumpers we use, and in my opinion doesn't stick nearly as well. If you want to trim it, I think that would be easier than trimming a furniture bumper without making it look nasty.
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Ditto! I bought two twins, attached the twin frames, and voila! Twin mattress and box spring fits nicely. Easy and very pretty!
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I believe 2 twins side by side if they are common width are 38 inches so put together this would be 79 total when side by side. The common king width Is 79 inches wide as well I believe. So if you wanted to make sure you could measure your twin bed widths and then compare to measurements on the website per each frame but I am thinking a king size would be appropriate but measuring the widths would be your best bet yo ensure the correct size.
637071
My guess is it will probably be loose. It was too loose to use and hung off my 104" round table. I really don't recommend this bumper at all, it is extremely cheap and poorly designed. The safety 1st rubber edge is much, much better.
2240559
the board is 30 inches across so your mattress would need to be about 60 inches across for them to fit at exactly the same place on either side of the double bed .
588596
I have a twin cover. I just measured it and its 14 inches. Is actually quite big on my mattress. Bed covers are a bugger to put on, but with two people shouldn't be a problem. There is plenty of width. Measure before you pull all way out of package.
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I didn't have any problem fitting a twin fitted sheet on this bed. Maybe try a different brand.
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I wouldn't guarantee that the bumpers will be totally inconspicuous, but there are some bedding options that will certainly help. The thicker your comforter, the more "normal" the bed will look. Especially if you were to add a down comforter - that would help; the extra fluff and bulk would fill in the middle, and the weight could help "pull" down the sides and keep the middle taut and smooth. After awhile though, you get used to the bumpers, and I don't even think about them anymore. I would much rather deal with two small humps than those side rails/gates or pushing the bed up against a wall. Hope that helps! I wouldn't guarantee that the bumpers will be totally inconspicuous, but there are some bedding options that will certainly help. The thicker your comforter, the more "normal" the bed will look. Especially if you were to add a down comforter - that would help; the extra fluff and bulk would fill in the middle, and the weight could help "pull" down the sides and keep the middle taut and smooth. After awhile though, you get used to the bumpers, and I don't even think about them anymore. I would much rather deal with two small humps than those side rails/gates... » Read More I wouldn't guarantee that the bumpers will be totally inconspicuous, but there are some bedding options that will certainly help. The thicker your comforter, the more "normal" the bed will look. Especially if you were to add a down comforter - that would help; the extra fluff and bulk would fill in the middle, and the weight could help "pull" down the sides and keep the middle taut and smooth. After awhile though, you get used to the bumpers, and I don't even think about them anymore. I would much rather deal with two small humps than those side rails/gates or pushing the bed up against a wall. Hope that helps! « Show Less
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hi. this is a one piece bumper so i dont think you would be able to do only 3 sides.