I have an Expanded Queen Sleep Number Bed. The bed width is 67 inches. Length is 80 inches. Any suggestions on which comforter will fit best?
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I'm inclined to recommend getting the Queen size. Comforter is 92 x 96. Your bed width is 67" giving you a7-1/2 overlay on both sides. And your 80 " length gives you gives you an 8" overlay at top and bottom....plusSet comes with a dust skirt which may help give balance all around. Suggest measuring sides of what drop (overlay) looks better to you. Just remember King size may be the better way fory
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Sorry. Hit Send bottom by mistake. King size comforter is 110 x 96. This gives you longer "drop" from sides of bed. Just remember, the bed skirt will also be wider and longer. If you intend to use the bed skirt, some easy modifications will need to be made to accommodate smaller queen size width & length. If the bed skirt is not needed, then I would think more about the King. Again, best bet is to use queen & king size measurements I provided and see which one hangs down from sides of bed that YOU like best. Good Luck!
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I purchased the full/queen set for my queen bed. Don't know if there's a difference in measurements w a sleep number bed but there's plenty of overhang on my comforter. I'm sure you can find out if there's a difference in bed sizes. Otherwise I can't really help you.
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Go with the CA king or king (think they are the same size in this comforter) if they have that. IMHO. I have a sleep by number CA king, which is the same as two twin extra long mattresses (39"x80" for each mattress) put together, and the length on them is 80 inch. I put the bedspread on sideways to get the extra width for my bed. Where you need the length which would be the same as my CA King. You should have a nice over hang.
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I would get a king if you like oversized... I have found you can turn it for more or less hang on the side...
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I am sorry I wouldn't have any idea of the measurements that would correlate with. All I know is that it fit my full size down comforter with some room to spare. I think it would fit a queen size even better if those measurements are greater than a full. Hope this helps!
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I use 8 for my queen size. It really helps so that the comforter does not shift in the duvet.
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My comforter is comfortable without any kind of cover. and if you have a queen you should get a queen sized. I bought a twin xl for my college dorm room bed which is a twin xl. Its slightly larger then bed but comfortably larger.
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Hi Grace, I have a queen sized comforter in my duvet and it fits in there...it definitely shifts around a lot or will settle towards the bottom of the bed. I do not know the exact measurements but i personally think a size up could definitely fit. P.S. i love purple so my flat sheets are a lilac color and go so beautifully with this duvet. :) C
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My son has a full size bed. This comforter is oversized for his bed, so I would say that it should fit a queen.
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Not sure! I got the King Size! We have a queen sized bed...but after reading someone else's review...decided to go with the King as well to let it hang more off the sides. The length is extra long...but I just fold it back when I make the bed! We don't fight over covers.Love my comforter!!!
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Order the Queen it will work just fine. This is a very thin bedspread with no quilting. It is nice for summer but would not be good for winter. I will get a warmer one soon. Good Luck!
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We bought King for Queen and it works great! Actually bought 2 sets because we love it so much-cool in summer; warm in winter. Sorry I don't think it will fit... Looks awesome too-nice materials, quality. Will never buy a comforter again... Quilts rock!
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Hi, I just measured one that I have filled with a full-size comforter and it measures: 21" width x 18" deep x 6" high. It is not over-stuffed though, so you probably could get an inch or so more on each of those if you stuff it full. (although people complain about zipper problems if you over stuff. Quality seems fine to me though, but I didn't want to chance it.)
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Hey Rhonda! I have the same size bed! Depending how fluffy the pillows, you will lose the length and width of the comforter. I put on a dust ruffle. Hope this helps!
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I have no idea what a "deep queen size" measures -- nor any idea of how much overhang you want. I returned the comforter sent to me because it was the wrong size -- and I haven't reordered. I suggest you look at the product specs (measurements) versus your bed size and desired overhang. If they don't give specs in the ad, I suggest you order from someplace else. Hopefully, if you order from them, they will have corrected their sizing fiasco from a couple months ago.
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I am not sure on that one, but i do know if you have a queen size bed with any type of topper on it, you might want the king size comforter. I love the comforter except it seems small on my bed and I have a memory foam topper. Hope that helps.....
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Hi! I bought the queen size for my son's bed. I have washed it multiple times (warm water, medium high dryer), so there might have been some shrinkage. It measures 87 inches wide and 99 1/2 inches long (not including the 1 1/2 inch band that buttons at the bottom -- or top depending on which way you put it on the bed!). It fits the duvet he has, with room to spare (it's not a tight fit). Hope this helps!
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I purchased a king for my queen as well; fits perfectly! I am using a bed skirt for mine, so I would highly recommend a bed skirt for yours.
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I have a king size thick mattress and a 2" foam topper. I ordered the king size and it fits well. Not a whole lot of extra on the sides, but it is okay for me. Depends on how much of the comforter you prefer to have on the sides meeting the bedskirt. I would measure with a flexible measuring tape to make sure before you buy -- it might work better for you to have the king.
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I always buy the next size bigger in a comforter simply because they're made to hang maybe 6 inches on each side. I like the lush look of a larger comforter. The trouble is, if you try to do this with a comforter set, you'll find that some things are just too big--for instance the bedskirt will be too big and the fitted sheets are too big.