ordering this product for a dorm room twin xl mattress. Don't know how thick that mattress will be... but how thick is this product ... do you know if it will fit a standard dorm xl twin mattress? thank you
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I am not sure about the length but the thickness of the mattress should fit in it just fine.
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Hi K Chafin, Looking at the measurements - your twin xl is 38x79.5 and the standard twin mattress is usually 38x74.5. The size of the MyGel topper should be (I would verify this with Amazon before ordering) 39x75. So the MyGel topper would be about 4.5" shorter than your mattress. If it were me, I would order it and leave a little room at the top and the bottom. You head, body or feet hardly go that far. You would only have a couple of inches at the top and bottom difference. Hope this helps you in making your decision. I still love mine.
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I got the 4" for my daughter to use on top of her dorm mattress. The dorm mattresses are terrible. She loves the 4".We had a 2", which was fine for me; but my husband who is a big guy, did not feel any difference. So, we got the 4" - my husband loves the 4" and so do I. We use the 2" for the guestroom bed.Since you have a good mattress already, I believe either the 3" or 2" would be fine. However, I recommend getting the 3" instead of the 2".
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I am considering a purchase of the Sleep Innovations Memory Foam Topper for my son's dorm. When it arrives, before we use it, what is the return policy?
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I didn't realize that it was xl when I ordered it so we do have a standard mattress on the bed. There is about 5 inches between the foot and the mattress. We have a thick puffy comforter on the bed and u can't really notice a huge difference when the bed is made.
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I didn't get the size I ordered (twin). A full size mattress fit. Make sure mattress is thick enough or you will feel the slats..
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I'm guessing they mean if you add the mattress covering, as it is pretty plush. However, the foam layers in our mattress are not the same thickness. Some are thicker than 3" and some are thinner.
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Hi, I actually didn't open and see the package because when I checked in the dormitory room, the mattress top is already soft. Sorry I couldn't be more of help.
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I ordered the classic brand for a twin bed and it barely fit it still won't support my daughter's twin mattress.. my suggestion is to to measure your bed and get some real wood slabs cut and drill them down
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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.
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We recently purchased this bed and read the same thing. However, when I went to purchase a mattress, the regular twin was the only one that would fit (xl was a few inches too big). There is a little space on the end with the regular twin mattress, but now that the bedding is one it is not noticeable at all. Good luck we were very happy with our purchase!
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It depends. Not all dorms use XL twins. I would check with the university first. We used the mattress cover and then a mattress pad on top. The mattress cover is a thin barrier for allergies/bed bug issues, while a mattress pad adds some cushioning.
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I ordered a queen size mattress pad which was 60X80. I believe they also had twin extra long size which should fir the dorm mattress.
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Unless there is a twin XL option, I would say no. We have the regular twin set and it fits a regular twin bed. They should make an XL version for college. Great colors and better quality compared to other Star Wars sheets we own.
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Just sent my kid to soccer camp at IU. They required XL, because their beds were truly dorm beds. It fit perfectly.
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My comforter is comfortable without any kind of cover. and if you have a queen you should get a queen sized. I bought a twin xl for my college dorm room bed which is a twin xl. Its slightly larger then bed but comfortably larger.
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These should be twin size, but there are many different sizes of twin mattresses, lengths, widths, and thicknesses, so make sure they are the right size for you. These are what I would call institutional sheets, the kind you would see at dorms or summer camps. We bought some a year ago and they have worn well.