I need this for bunkbed mattresses 7" thick. Is it too deep? Thanks
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The one I am using is for a King-Size, so I don't feel qualified to answer your question. Try info@sureguardmattress.com
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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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I bought the xl twin size and it fits my 14 inch mattress perfectly. I think it would be too big for a 7 inch.
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I'd presume you'd need a twin size for a bunkbed mattress. It's made for a deeper mattress, but I think you could just fold more under and it should be fine. If I were going to put it on a matress that size, i'd probably just purchase some wide elastic and safety pin it to each side of the underside about 1/3 way down from the top and up from the bottom in two strips across (one top and one bottom) to hold it tight.
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We use it on our Sleepnumber beds, which are 8" thick, and can still tuck the sides in.
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My mattress is 7 " deep so I am not sure I could give you a decent answer. We have a Temperpedic.
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my mattress is 13" deep, and the sheet fits perfect, so I would think you will have excess material.
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My daughter has a full size bed that is 7 inches deep. The sheets do not fit well at all. And the comforter barely covers the mattress down to the bottom. If you have a deep pocket mattress I would not recommend this!
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The material does conform to your body. A mattress pad is helpful as cushion and insulation. A six inch thick pad may leave too little space between the bunks.
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It depends on what thickness of mattress you have (8 inch, 10 inch, 12 inch etc.) Ours is 12 inches thick and its around 3 1/2 feet high.
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It should work fine. I wouldn't think the depth of the mattress would be as much of a factor as the width of the mattress and the space between the mattress and wood framing of the bunk.
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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
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Hi! This should fit a mattress up to about 12" deep perfectly. The material is slightly stretchy but not enough to make it fit any deeper than 12".
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not sure, im sorry....i have a regular mattress (not sure the thickness) but there is still a bit of room that im thinking it might - sorry i couldnt be more help.
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No, it is not. It is made well, and is deep enough for thick mattresses. I like the cloth material instead of standard plastic/rubber of older models. You will like how it will protect the mattress itself, and can easily but a quilted mattress pad over it.
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I have a standard depth extra long mattress. It goes on really easily. There does appear to be room to fit a mattress with a greater depth though.
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Mine is a regular mattress (I believe it is 8 inches thick) and it fits perfectly. I think It may work for a thin camper mattress however, it may have a tendency to slide. I am not sure how tight it would be on a thin mattress.
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I have a standard thickness mattress and it fits very loose and baggy on top, so if you have a more modern, thicker mattress, it will fit much better, but I do not know the actual thickness measurements. I will just say it is meant for the newer thicker mattresses. I hope this answer helps.
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I have it in speciafically an RV mattress which is what it is sized for which is about 5-6 inches thick. I use it in a kids loft as a spare bed.
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It must be deeper than 4 inches, since it fits naturepedic mattress very well, and that mattress is deeper.
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I have a very deep mattress, deeper than most I think, and it comes pretty close. I'll bet you'd be fine.