I'm trying to cover a 54"x70" futon mattress. I can't tell whether to buy full or queen. Has anyone figured this out?
1712929
A full size mattress is 54 x 75. So you should by a protector for Full size.
1712930
A full size is 54x75 and a queen is 60x80. I would buy the full size because it would fit much better than a queen size.
1322133
Queen is extra large on Queen bed. Probably too big for full size. Love the product, though!!
1924335
I have a queen mattress and box spring. The duvet covers the mattress completely and patk of the box spring. I did add a navy blue bed skirt and that has really completed the package. I am SO happy with my purchase!
1977248
This fits a queen perfectly, so I don't understand the double billing as full/queen either. I will definitely stick out on both sides of a full. According to http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bed_size you'll have an extra 3 inches on both sides. 54" vs 60" width differential.
1276315
Going with a king size is a good idea. Often full/queen sizes are a bit small for a queen bed and you struggle to keep the duvet covering the mattress.
1107789
I'm currently using a full-sized mattress. I believe the makers say a queen fits too.
1668491
We got the twin size but a full or double size set of sheets will not fit a queen size mattress. Sorry
604778
You will need to be a little creative but it is doable. Just not sure how it will look. Full is 54" x 75" and queen is 60" x 80". Sooo... 2 things you will need. First: New queen length rails that are 80" long. Second: you will need to rig the hooks to be 3" wider on each side. While not much there is a little effort to it. I haven't found a ready made solution to do this second part. The first part you can find at most any mattress / thrift shop most likely.
54474
I'd go with queen. I have a queen on a queen mattress that sits on a metal paltform frame. I didn't want the frame to show so I have a skirt on it. Your frame is wood, so it should look nice if it shows. But if you want the comforter to cover the sides all around, then go with the king size.
241983
hi, I do have a queen size bed and an additional mattress pillow top and it covers it just fine. You should be ok
406269
For me, this bedspread fits for my bed. I have a full set of mattress (54 inches wide) with a metal bed frame. The thickness of each mattress is 8 inches and the total height for the mattress and the bed frame is 21 inches . I have chosen a queen size instead of a full size for the bedspread because my mattress are a little much highers. The bedspread do not touch the soil as this picture demonstrate but it does not bother me. I hope this could help you.
1871267
I bought a full size and the full size mattress fits just right. Hope this is helpful.
633473
I fit a queen size with no problem. It does fill the tent, end to end, with about 18" to spare on the side. With a full size mattress, you should have more.
2064292
which size are you asking about? I only have the twin & what you are referring to sounds like the full or queen.
1288483
I don't know if you know the full extent of what I did. Firstly I cinched the beds together with a belt of sorts, then I put a foam bridge between the mattresses, then I put a 2" foam topper on top of both, then a mattress pad cover, then sheets and voila! It is reported to be very comfortable by guests and apart from the slight wrapping of things at the top that you don't see ( a few inches of overhang ) it looks great. Hope that helps. I suppose that reading this back, it may have been easier to just buy a king size mattress but our twins were like new and I couldn't just get rid of them. Also, we may need the guest room to have two singles some time in the future.Deborah I don't know if you know the full extent of what I did. Firstly I cinched the beds together with a belt of sorts, then I put a foam bridge between the mattresses, then I put a 2" foam topper on top of both, then a mattress pad cover, then sheets and voila! It is reported to be very comfortable by guests and apart from the slight wrapping of things at the top that you don't see ( a few inches of overhang ) it looks great. Hope that helps. I suppose that reading this back, it may have been easier to just buy a king size mattress but our twins were like new and I couldn't just get rid of... » Read More I don't know if you know the full extent of what I did. Firstly I cinched the beds together with a belt of sorts, then I put a foam bridge between the mattresses, then I put a 2" foam topper on top of both, then a mattress pad cover, then sheets and voila! It is reported to be very comfortable by guests and apart from the slight wrapping of things at the top that you don't see ( a few inches of overhang ) it looks great. Hope that helps. I suppose that reading this back, it may have been easier to just buy a king size mattress but our twins were like new and I couldn't just get rid of them. Also, we may need the guest room to have two singles some time in the future.Deborah « Show Less
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I purchased the queen size for my full size bed. The dimensions are 110 long 102 wide. This fits my full size bed perfectly with the sides almost to the floor. Because of the thicker mattresses now, you have to go a size bigger in order to have the sides reach the floor.
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The queen size is bigger, generally speaking. I believe they are indicating that the queen would work on a full sized mattress, but I am not positive. I purchased the queen size for a queen mattress and it worked out fine. Sorry I am not more helpful. :)