Does the grain go lengthwise on the sheet?
624656
Yes I believe it does. It was awhile ago but I remember cutting for stair risers (kind of a funky application for the product) and I cut to length first and then cut my riser height. Grain goes horizontally on my risers so the grain must have run length wise.
671909
Just on one side...otherwise they would stick to the dies on the next sheet. I'm guessing that if you have a lot of dies, you'd like this because you can put a lot of sheets inside and it is very compact for when you put them away.
1409488
Yes. It is placed on one of the longer sides and it approximately half it's length placed in the middle.
1578969
Hi! It goes on a quarter sheet perfectly. It came out beautiful because of the good quality and bright colors!!
390733
No. It is a flat pad that lays on top of the mattress. Your fitted sheet holds it in place. (Mine doesn't move around very much at all.)
2121598
The corners of the fitted sheet do hold in place, however the whole sheet slips down a bit. After the bed goes up the sheet is not tight and somewhat loose. However, I don't see how it could be any other way. I just pull it upward somewhat when making the bed.
1280077
I am able to get the fitted sheet on properly but I leave the rail side turned down. It still looks neat and is better than trying to tuck everything in around the rail, which looks messy.
1461099
Bottom sheet comes around to top of mattress and then the top sheet will fit
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.
1686272
The sheet protectors I use do not stick out. Side note: This is actually a pretty nice binder and it receives many compliments, although there is not a front inside pocket.
473638
Nope. It's literally like a bed sheet. Though that means the 'top' of the sheet (one short edge) DOES have a fold, so you can just cut the edges of that a little and fit a pole through.
458643
Interestingly, this pic made me go look even though I thought I knew the answer. And i did, my bedspread has the pattern only ONCE and it does go from left to right. With mine the pattern is right at the head of the bed but DOES NOT appear again. I like the one pictured here a whole lot better! If the pattern is random from one spread to the next, good luck, I feel cheated!
636677
Short answer: Yes, Its Automatic. When printing from roll for example a sheet of 24x36 after the sheet comes down the printer there is a blade that slides for 24" across the roll and cuts the paper horizontally at the 36" mark. Also another thing to consider is that you have to "reload" the roll every time you switch between "multi-sheet tray" and the roll. The roll stays on top you just have to feed it back to the receiver but it automatically checks for paper skew and could take a minute or so and also cuts a small piece sometimes to align the paper perfectly. could be wasteful if you constantly switch between the tray and the roll.
75376
Standard Queen sheets worked well for us. We put fitted sheet on first, then used a flat sheet over the top. It tucked into the mid-way seam just fine and didn't need to go to the floor to work
126005
I have dried one sheet on the rack. I could see it fitting two on each side, with half of each sheet hanging off.
1400047
The longest line is around 3 feet long. I have folded queen sheets in half. Dried a blanket by throwing it on top of the line and the arms then spread it out with edges hanging down. Uses a lot of area that way so it does not share space well with "others".
2217889
It's not adjustable length wise that I can tell, but I have smaller paper on it right now. I'm thinking of using an empty paper towel roll as a spacer.