If my mattress is 10" deep, should I order the 9" or 12"? I was thinking I should order the 12" but wasn't sure if that would be too big. Thank you!
77920
You should order the 12". My mattress is 10+ and I ordered the 12" It is not too big at all. These are wonderful products.
77921
I would order the bigger one, as you can always tuck the excess fabric under the mattress whereas if its to small then you have to send it back
1220111
I purchased the LUCID® 10" Memory Foam Mattress to use with this daybed. It looks fine to me. 10" seems to be perfect. 11" would make the mattress flush with the arms or sides of the frame.
746986
my mattress is about 10in thick and there is a lot of space to spare if it was thicker, so i would say deep
1472057
I have the 10" queen mattress. It is quite firm but comfortable. The issue I have with it is that it makes me lean/gravitate towards the middle because my husband is heavier than I am so his side of the bed sinks down more and I fall towards that side. If you sleep alone, shouldn't be an issue.
1239886
I measured my full mattress and it is 54X73 with a depth of 10 inches. The packaging said it was for a Full/Queen size mattress. I tugged on it length wise to see if it could stretch out to the 80 you are looking for and it only stretched out another 2 inches - so depending on the depth of your mattress I would say it might not fit. Hope this helps!
1382776
Hi Barbara, We actually bought this for a client who needed some modifications to a memory foam mattress. It fit well for him. There are so many kinds of foam products out there though the key thing is being sure you buy a pad that will fit the depth of your mattress. Measuring should be fairly simple and just be sure to order the right size of pad. Good luck! www.pamelahopedesigns.com
1306744
I bought a king size, so sorry, can't help. Perhaps email the company (manufacturer, not seller) or google the product name for dimensions? Dorm mattress tend not to be too thick, but the extra length may be an issue. I don't know. Sorry.
1298124
We have a Pillow Top mattress that is about 9 to 10 inches deep. There was plenty of room/material left when we put this on our bed. So I would say" Yes." However, If I were you, I would contact the Company (Linen Spa) who is selling the item and ask them "in the event this does not fit, can You return it?" They are very nice to work with and I'm sure they will answer your question(s). Hope this helps.
2019431
The mattresses we use and sell are 10in but a 12in would should work with it also. It will just be a little higher up on the head board and side pieces. You do not use a box spring with any of our beds. They are platform beds and come with slats to hold the mattress.
684503
The sheets are deep pockets, how ever with the addition of 10 inch it will not fit and the top sheet will be to short. With the said your best bit is to sheet both the original mattress and a separate sheet for the memory foam mattress. Good luck
95455
I have the 10". I am a side sleeper & find this mattress very comfortable. I was never comfortable sleeping on my back before this mattress but now that is also comfortable. This mattress doesn't leave gaps under your body so it feels really good. I don't think I'll ever go back to a pillowtop/spring mattress.
2254403
I believe the 9-12 will be more than ample. I bought the 12-15 inch for my 15 inch mattress and it covers the mattress with room to spare
1382778
Hi Barbara,We actually bought this for a client who needed some modifications to a memory foam mattress. It fit well for him. There are so many kinds of foam products out there though the key thing is being sure you buy a pad that will fit the depth of your mattress. Measuring should be fairly simple and just be sure to order the right size of pad. Good luck! www.pamelahopedesigns.com
2068499
I have 4 inch thick Ikea mattresses but there is room to spare for a 10 inch mattress. They should be the same thickness if you want to push them together for a king.
1293687
Hi, Doug - I ordered the Full mattress - need to correct my review. I wouldn't recommend since the mattress in and of itself is 5" high. Contact the folks at Tuft and Needle for another option. They are quite helpful. https://www.tuftandneedle.com
1003996
I'm not sure of the difference in the weight, if you have storage under the bed, then the 10 inch might be better. Consider how difficult it is to raise the bed platform and then think about keeping it raised while you remove items. When we purchased our mattress, we did not have storage under the bed so the weight was not a major issue but when we purchased our new Class A, we knew we could not use a 90 lb mattress.
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The full size ~ the queen size would be too large and not fit correctly on the top of the mattress. Measure the height of your mattress to see what size depth you will need. If it's a pillow top then anywhere from 12"-17" if it's standard then smaller. I hope this helps.