Anyone used this on a twin mattress? Will it pull tight enough?
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plus they are adjustable eventually I'm going to get a queen size mattress and they don't work on them too I got a double set when I bought them the initially definitely worth the money
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I could not install them because the attachments were too small to attach to the hems on my sheets.
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I use them first then a twin mattress for a few months now I have a full size mattress so I'm using them on they work great
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It was really loose on our thick mattress, so it will definitely be big. We tucked all the loose fabric under and it has stayed fairly well.
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Remember the box spring is exactly that. It's the shape of a box. Not really any room for slack. And you definitely do not want to tear the cover while putting it on. Mattresses comes in different sizes. I did try to cover a twin box spring with a twin mattress cover but my twin box spring was actually a twin XL. You can try it if it saves you money. I also found that my local Walmart sold mattress covers but not box spring covers..
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My guess would be "no". Our mattress is about 10" deep and the cover fits comfortably . . . it could stretch another couple inches, max. Any deeper than that and the cover wouldn't stay on it would keep popping off.
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I'm not sure. I had enough room to tuck probably 4 inches under my mattress on the sides but from diagonal corner to corner may cause it to be really tight. It seemed like mine was a little big so I'm pleased. Good luck
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It is made to fit thick mattresses, however its elastic band is pretty tight and strong and I don't see any problem if you fed the excess under your mattress, I think it would snug it nicely without a lot of excess.
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Yes, or if you strech it on the sides, it will be move towards the bottom/under the mattress. There is no way to get around that, the top part is still good though, from my experience!
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probably would not work...not enough material to stretch under the mattress. I use it on a Full and it broke!
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I have it on a queen size bed of about 60" but there's plenty of extra to widen. Made my mattress much firmer and doesn't squeak!
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In my regular twin, the straps were tight - but they need to be to protect against any pressure against the rrail. I just worked with it.
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We have a queen size bed and the adjustable sheet mattress corner does not work. The corner still come off. It may work for you but it doesn't work for us. Hope this will answer your question.
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Yes and no...it looked even from the top, but pulled in the sides when tightened. Over a period of time in the tightened position it might damage the mattresses.
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I am using this on a Cal king Memory Foam mattress. Perhaps a thinner model might be a better fit for you. My mattress requires deep pocket sheets. Good luck.
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This works fine for thick mattresses. My only problem was that the mattress was below the frame line which made it impossible to lower the rail to easily change the sheets.
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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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A regular fitted twin sheet fits on it okay. It is not tight but it will stay on.
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yes, it will work. I have it on a single (but European sized mattress) and it is a bit tight so if you go to twin should be fine, maybe a bit big.