Can I cut this to fit a day bed mattress that's a little shorter than a twin? Thanks.
1077224
Yes, I believe it can be cut pretty easy probably using an electric knife....
1077225
I don't see any reason why you can't cut it. The size we bought was for a college dorm twin which is longer than the normal twin size. You might want to think how you plan to cut it. You would probably have to use a foam cutter or some sort of razor.
1077226
Yes, I had to cut my pcs down and I used a straight to create a straight line with a black marker and used razor blade knife and scissors to complete the cut.
2017185
It would be to long for a regular twin bed. I have a 12 inch memory foam mattress and it is a little small for the mattress because the mattress is so thick. It still works OK. I would not be able to use a regular twin sheet at all. Hope this helps you.
1081190
Yes. It may not hang down a lot on the sides though. But, my day bed is a twin size and it fits the day bed fine.
204751
Oh yes, you can cut it with a good pair of scissors. It would make it too narrow to sleep on. Hope this helps.
562636
Hi Ann, I have friends who have cut a memory foam queen to fit their RV camper bed and had no problems. Just make sure whatever you use to cut with is sharp. The sharper the better.
873251
I honestly do not know. We put this on an extra long twin sized mattress at my daughter's dorm bed at college. Not sure if that helps. I guess if the daybed also has an extra long twin sized mattress then it would fit.
1775774
I would think so, you'll need a razor as scissors won't be able to encompass the thickness of the mattress
960800
Daybeds are typically twin mattress/frame size so I think it should as long as you order twin size
1298350
I am not sure if you can shorten it 3 inches. It is better to look for a mattress that it is the right size. Maybe you can custom order it. It is an option to check with the manufacturer.
1751950
I would imagine you could cut/trim it to any size. But this isn't a cheap memory foam knock-off. It's Memory Foam. Just buy the size you need.
860763
yes, this is ideal for another mattress underneath. You could also put the mattress on a very low frame and still fit it. We put a crib mattress underneath coming out, like an "L" shape, and that fit well, it barely protruded past the frame, and allowed space for other things below. A twin size mattress fits well either directly underneath, or in an L shape.
1413327
Not sure if you could make it work. I bought extra long twin mattresses - fits perfectly
1073830
The mattress segments are contained in a cloth shell. Trimming would destroy the shell and probably lead to accelerated degradation of the foam core. IMHO, doable, but not advisable.
1946812
According to the Harlow website, YES! You just have to cut it. I plan to buy two (one for my crib, one for my co-sleeper (same size as a pack and play) and do just that! http://www.harlowsearth.com/faqs.html
1226994
No. It is a perfectly snug fit for an average length twin. You may be able to google and contact the company.
748551
Since the previous answer gave the dimensions I won't do that. I am using the wedge on a daybed and have them stacked. Pushing the wedge further under the mattress seems to raise it more. Sometimes it scoots back up to the edge, but it doesn't take anything to scoot it back down while making the bed. As far as the mattress scooting, like I said it's a daybed.
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HI Carol, the seams along the edges of the comforter that define the mattress are pretty tight. I bought a new temperpedic mattress for this daybed and the comforter fits just exactly to the edges of the mattress. I suspect a twin XL might be too long to accommodate the comforter. Good luck!