what inch thick matresses are recommended for this product?
1822630
We bought the sleep master 6 inch smooth top therapeutic memory foam mattress and it's worked out great! It does have an odor when you take out out if the packaging so I recommend airing it out.
1822631
I am not sure of the exact number of inches as the bed is in my vacation home, yet the trundle mattress has to be normal thickness, no pillow top or extra padding, basically the cheaper thinner mattresses. The other two can be whatever
1822632
I bought a standard, regular full mattress for the 2 fulls and a standard, regular twin for the twin. I have to say the twin because it slides under is a little tight. I would probably recommend buying a bunk bed mattress.
1822633
Not sure of size. I just bought regular full size mattresses. The twin I believe should not have any pillow top. That would be too thick. It's a little tough to make the top bed but it was a good buy.
494984
I have a platform bed mattress which is 12 inches deep. I would not want anything thinner.
650719
Hi! I just purchased a mattress that is 12 inches thick and these sheets fit with room to spare! I just tuck them tight under the mattress.
293156
No, you need to buy a 75 X 54 inch mattress -- we purchased one that was 8 " thick that worked out well.
1407090
If you're just looking to add a lively layer of comfort to your mattress, 2" may be fine; if you're looking for a deeper softness in combination with support characteristics, or you're a side sleeper, you may want to consider a thicker topper. In terms of softness, that will also be determined largely by the qualities you're looking to add to your mattress -- at Ultimate Sleep, we frequently have samples available for evaluation purposes.
1319898
I would say 1/8-1/16th an inch. Not thick at all. Decently firm and stable though.
428533
Our mattress is 12 inches thick and the one we purchased will fit a larger mattress,probably another 2 inches.
842653
I you cover it you may want thinner thickness, 5" is thick and firm, we used it for a mattress in the back seat of a truck
707731
I think there is no problem with that, you'll always be able to hide the pad excess under your mattress. My mattress is 11" deep and still fit without problem. But I am almost sure there is no problem with thinner matresses
1658102
Our mattress is fairly thick and it fits fine with extra room tucked under. Have not measured our mattress but it fits and works great.
1928026
Yes, I use regular size queen matress pad & sheets, works great. For extra padding I put a blanket on first, then the matress pad, then the sheets. I have been sleeping on it for the last month while preparing my house for sale, it's great & enough room for me & my 13 year old granddaughter.
1024484
I am using mine In my trailer on a fold out bed and that mattress is also pretty thin. My guess is 2.5" thick. It does the trick for my mattress but I have to remove it after sleeping and I will never again get it back in the bag it came in, it really puffs out once it is removed from the bag.
2273706
Not as thick as a regular mattress - maybe half as thick. You don't want it to be too thick though because it needs to bend when you adjust the feet/head. We did have a pneumatic pad on top of the mattress to help prevent bed sores so that added some extra thickness, but even without that it was reasonably comfortable.
1658100
My mattress is only 8-10 inches thick, but there is a lot of extra room with the pad. I have to tuck the pad in all the way around. So it would fit a thicker mattress.
200615
My mattress is very thick so I appreciate the stretching. It will probably suit your needs as well. I think it is very well made and should stand up to its claim. I have not had any problems with mine.
115029
I used an Ikea Morgedal queen-sized foam mattress. It's supportive and thick enough to come up above the bed sides.
184738
12 inch mattress - no problem. Anything else I would check with the manufacturer.