Would these work side to side at the foot of the bed for flat sheets? Our always come loose and have to be redone.
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They are adjustable for length, so I would have to say, "Yes, I think they would",... but I also think you would be much better off putting them from corner to corner in an 'X' fashion. That way the entire sheet is held in place, period. Hope this helps...
1129125
They could be attached that way, but I don't know how well it would work. I think your sheets would still pull out, unless it attached them to a fitted sheet that was already using these in the X position.
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I use them side to side to hold the mattress pad in place, and they are great for that. If you are using a flat sheet for the bottom sheet , you could probably do the same thing. Good luck!!
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I used them for a twin bed without any center legs. The round ones might be better. You need to know the diameter of the frame legs. It is also difficult to move the bed once the risers are in place.
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Do you mean side-by-side? I believe it would depend on what surface you put them on. They slide on a hardwood floor--less so on carpet or an unfinished surface. If you did put them side-by-side, putting a king-size fitted sheet over the set might help some. Stacking them works okay if you just want a double thickness. Putting a fitted twin sheet around the set helps. Diane's solution sounds more involved but like it would work great!
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They should be fine as long as you put them on the non-bending parts of the bed, i.e., just left of the top bend and just left of the bottom bend. My hubby no longer disassembles his bottom sheet or mattress cover any more, since I put the suspenders on it. I hook up both the mattress cover and the sheet about 1/4 down from the head and 1/4 up from the foot. No more entire bed clothes on the floor every morning, with him sleeping on the mattress and wrapped up in the bedspread or top sheet. (I also have had to sew a top sheet to each of two blankets in winter [one in wash, one on the bed] so that he has a clean sheet between him and the blanket). In summer, I have two sets of sheets sewn together, one side to act as a top sheet and the other to act as a bedspread. He loves the arrangement.
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I have a pillow top but only one side is pillow top. It is bigger than a standard queen so I thought these would work. They are too big for my mattress and loosen up easily, which I do not like. If you have an extra big mattress I think they should work.
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Probably not. These are designed more to decrease the depth of the sheet to match the depth of the mattress. However, you COULD cut the queen sheet down the middle for the length of the sheet. Then put each of the corner pockets on the mattress. The bring the two cut edges together, pin them, and sew a seam up the middle on the "wrong" side of the sheet. It's a drastic alteration, but it works.
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I have a set that I use going across my queen size bed to help keep my flat sheet in place. it works good for me. They might not go much shorter than that though.
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Regular double bed sheets work, however I found that the fitted sheet won't hook around and stay. The mechanics of the sofa are in the way.
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HiYes it will , these will need to be slipped inside the bed cover .. As long as the bed cover is tugged tightly in the bed ..these will hold strongly . Hope it helps you
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They are absolutely non-slip!!!! We had the same problem as you, and now our bed just stays in place. One suggestion: measure your casters to make sure they're the right size.Good luck!!!
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they won't lock in place with each other when stacked on the side, though if you attached them to each other with zip ties, I think it should work.
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I didn't use mine on our twin beds, but since they're used to keep the corner of the sheets down I would say you'd use them the same way as you do all size beds, one on each corner. They come four to a package. If your sheets are too big you might try tightening up one side by positioning the sheet and then using two clips on one side to keep it in place and see if it works. If your sheets pop off you'll need one on all four corners for sure.
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In my opinion they would not fit side to side on a queen sheet. It is possible to connect two making one long enough.
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They aren't made to attach to anything. You can only rest the bed legs on top of the risers, which made my queen bed very wobbly. I can't imagine they'd feel secure even on a twin bed. I threw mine away after realizing they didn't accept returns.
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Yes they will. The surface is printed with no boarder, so when placed side by side they appear continuous. You may need to add some additional adhesive along the seams to keep them flat. I own several of these both at home and the office an they work exceptionally well.
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Yes. I currently use them on twin platform beds that do not have a box spring.
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I think they will work. They are really thin. Both sides are the same. Hope this helps...