Bottom fitted sheet is slightly small and only secures firmly on 3 corners, 4th pops off. Would this hold the 4th corner in place reasonably secure?
1699197
My guess would be yes. I have mine being used to hold a fitted sheet on the top of a reclining chair. I clip the 2 sides and the top fairly tight together. I have to adjust the sheet about once a week when it pulls too tight, but that isn't too bad when we have reclined a few times and sit on it lots daily. I think that pulls more than it will on your bed.
1699198
I don't have a problem fastening my cal king on all corners. I think a two fastener would work just as well as three.
1699199
I can't answer for sure but we have 2 twin mattresses on an adjustable bed and they work great for us keeping the bottom sheets on and tight.
1699200
This product looks good in design and should hold but it does not because of size of the sheets on our bed we have problems with holding two corners. Not a good buy. If I could I would return the product and never buy it again. I would give it a minus 5 rating
1833487
They did a fairly good job of keeping the sheets tight, but I also purchased some clips that slide on the side of the mattress (four of them) and that helped to keep the sheets nice and tight. My problem is my mattress isn't a deep and these new "deep" mattress so there's lots of sheet not being taken up by mattress. Hope this helps.
80960
It does not have anything to hold it on. I have a mattress cover on top of it and that keeps it in place. I believe a fitted sheet would be just as good.
1536498
Yes it would. It holds 8 1/2 x 11 sheets in the 3 rings so it will hold anything smaller than that.
299082
Yes, because they are adjustable. One end attaches with a metal latch with teeth where you place one part at the top left corner, stretch it under the mattress and attach the other end to the right corner making the sheet to the way you want it. Do the same with the bottom corners. I tried it on my favorite sheets, and so far, no complaints. If you get them, I'll be curios as to your thoughts.
402117
Yes, but the bottom fits better than the top. It will stay on, but it's not completely flush around the corners.
473035
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
1570179
I think it would with the particular sheets and mattress pad we have. I suppose it could pull up the sheets in the center of the mattress, but if the elastic on the corners still goes under the corners of the mattress, I think they would stay put well. We got 4 but only use 2 as the bed is against the wall, but we plan to take all 4 and do just that when we visit family. We have "regular" cotton sheets, but if you had poly-knit sheets - more like t-shirt material, that would be stretchier and may work better. Some of those have elastic all the way around which would hold things in place more. I think it would with the particular sheets and mattress pad we have. I suppose it could pull up the sheets in the center of the mattress, but if the elastic on the corners still goes under the corners of the mattress, I think they would stay put well. We got 4 but only use 2 as the bed is against the wall, but we plan to take all 4 and do just that when we visit family. We have "regular" cotton sheets, but if you had poly-knit sheets - more like t-shirt material, that would be stretchier and may work better. Some of those have elastic all the way around which would hold things in... » Read More I think it would with the particular sheets and mattress pad we have. I suppose it could pull up the sheets in the center of the mattress, but if the elastic on the corners still goes under the corners of the mattress, I think they would stay put well. We got 4 but only use 2 as the bed is against the wall, but we plan to take all 4 and do just that when we visit family. We have "regular" cotton sheets, but if you had poly-knit sheets - more like t-shirt material, that would be stretchier and may work better. Some of those have elastic all the way around which would hold things in place more. « Show Less
1069441
As the pieces that go between the mattress and what it is on are only 3 straight "sticks" it may be much more difficult to make it secure if the mattress is on just slats.If you still wanted to use this product you would probably have to add a sheet of plywood between the slats and the mattress to make sure that it would be secure.
1414526
Yeah it will fit but the corners don't necessarily hold it to well with any little movement.
1654886
We have a deep mattress with a mattress pad so in our case it seems fitted. If you had a smaller set up it may be loose.
2106475
There are two strips of velvet type material on the bottom to keep it from moving easily when under a sheet. If you were not going to put a sheet over it, then yes it would move easily and would not work as designed.
2182760
It goes underneath the fitted sheet. I have had no issues with the sheets being too small.
841333
I would assume at the bottom of the bed to,hold at the corner. I prefer a hospital corner on the top sheet it hold o.k. But only use these on the bottom fitted sheet to help hold with the elastic seams
473367
The fitted bottom sheet does stay on very well. The top sheet can't really be tucked under. I leave it loose draped under the blankets.
1735346
The material is heavy enough that it stays in place just fine without anything on the corners. I use mine on top of the mattress and under the fitted sheet--works great!
2005228
Yes, because you merely push the open, rounded end under the corner of the mattress. There are notches on the solid rounded end that hold the sheet. Actually, the weight of any mattress holds those ends down. Ours work really well..... We went years trying to figure something out.