so will i be able to use my regular sheets on top of this?
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All my queen size sheets (cotton, flannel, and t-shirt material) fit over it just fine. It is simply a mattress pad, not a foam topper or anything.
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That would always depend on the depth of your existing mattress and sheet type. Thi pad adds a bit of loft,probably takes up an inch or so of your sheet!Hope that helps..
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If you are talking about putting the topper on top of your padding that is built into your mattress, like a comfort top, then absolutely no problem. if you're talking about putting it on top of another piece of padding that might slip, I'm not so sure about that because this padding does move around some... very little but definitely a little bit. As for the sheet, the deep mattress sheets will fit very comfortably over this mattress topper. If you put it over topper and padding, it should still fit, but, of course, I'm sure it would be a very tight fit. Incidently, the topper is awesome!! My daughter had a very hard, uncomfortable mattress....brand new and harder than she thought it was going to be. It has completely alleviated the problem and I find her very bed very comfortable and I like the soft bed. Enjoy!!
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It is kind of small for long sheets to be fully spread out. Plus the length of sheets would probably result in them touching the ground. I don't usually use dry sheets on it for that reason. It's not impossible, but you might have to scrunch up the sheets a bit to fit in on one of the lines.
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yes you can! Which is also helpful if you have a platform bed (no space underneath)
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You can cover with a regular and it will work..... But we actually order a deeper sheet and like it better. But we had a regular sheet for a while... It would just come up in the corners sometimes.
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i have a regular king mattress and the sheet is oversized so it should work great for you.
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I'm honestly not sure. If the comforter has a "bead" on the edge you may be able to grip that. Otherwise the sheet stays seem to work better than others because they can grip the thinness of s sheet.
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Yes, we have a topper on ours and it works fine with regular queen sheets. Our guests love the comfort that the topper adds.
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This should not impede making the bed. It should accommodate the fitted sheet and flat sheet fine.
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If you cover it with an extra sheet or something it shouldn't be a problem. Don't get one smaller than your bed, it won't fit right! It isn't as visable as you might think it is by looking at the picture.
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I don't, but I don't see why you couldn't. The sheet and the rack are both high quality.
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You can use bedding and mattress pads. They probably mean not to cover the underside of the mattress where the pad goes.
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Interesting question. Generally I'd say 'I guess so' to the sheets, and 'No' to the comforters. I suppose if you laid a sheet out over the entire thing, it would be fine. If you tried to fold the sheet and hang it from one of the rods, it would probably be a little heavy and might snap the rods from their soldered joints. And it would almost certainly touch the floor. If it were me, I'd stick to a more traditional clothesline to hang sheets and blankets.
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Regular sheets will fit. I recommend placing a foam topper on it. I should mention that this couch is more comfortable to sleep on than to sit on. It's not uncomfortable just not comfy.
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Unfortunately I don't believe that this is a standard size. You can probably throw twin size sheets on top but it will be loose. I personally use flat sheets on too for napping.
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You can do that if the sheets have some texture and are light weight. If you are trying to do that with "shiny" heavy bond paper it may not work. There is certainly room for very thick paper.
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I dont see why not; havent tried but its solid with regular paper sheets so as long as not too many at once dont see a problem