Has anyone bought the king size FOR a king size (normal depth) mattress? This material is usually quite heavy, but many here report it's very "thin".
103981
I bought a queen size for a queen size mattress of normal depth. I would say the material is not quite as heavy as other matelasse covers we have but we're very happy with ours. I think this cover is good value for the money.
103982
Yes, I bought for a normal depth mattress, it is very thin, and when I washed it, it shrank. It's probably best not to buy this spread.
103983
I bought a queen and use for a double. Washed first and found it to be great. Matelasse has always been relatively thin as it is a cover, but the fabric is dense. I am 100% happy with my purchase. Hope this helps.
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Hi there, I returned the product because it was oddly a few inches too narrow for my queen bed. I don't recall the thickness, but overall thought it world be better just to buy a nicer bed than to bandaid with something that didn't fit correctly. It sounds like I may have gotten a defective one based on the other reviews.
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If the sheets are a little snug, I would guess that your mattress is deeper. I would also guess you would be more satisfied with the King size coverage based on my first guess! But there is a difference in the sham size, so choose carefully.
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We have been but I just decided to get some of the "t shirt knit" queen size sheets. The top part of the mattress is very deep and I just thought the stretchiness of this style would "stay put" a little better & the little roomier size would just beneficial. The previous answerer is correct in the deep pockets work too, and the idea of tucking in the top sheet is great. By the way - Love this air mattress! We use it every time we travel to see our grandchildren!!!
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Hi Rui! We have a King and a queen size, both are true to size for thick or pillow top mattresses. I recommend, returning it to get the right fit so it will not gather under your sheets and create discomfort. We do not place the cover in the dryer and only hang dry to keep both in good condition. This is based on our experience with another expensive brand that did not last (Seally). I hope this helps!
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We bought the queen as well. I would suggest running a tape to see where you need it to fall and then see if king measurements shown were close. Was pleased with the quality. It is a lightweight quilt.
405313
I was asked this previously and in my critique from initially purchasing same I remarked that while it does indeed look identical to what we all had before and we've used/had our for years and years (too many) this one is not the same. It is perhaps construed as medium density and/or medium firmness - in fact my husband won't even use it as it's too soft - our old king's like yours are still firm these new ones - not at all. Disappointed as we are - when time permits I will be searching for something else to replace it. Hope that helps. Best,
1276315
Going with a king size is a good idea. Often full/queen sizes are a bit small for a queen bed and you struggle to keep the duvet covering the mattress.
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I found deep pocket queen fitted sheets a TIGHt fit, but they worked. I would probably try a king sized fitted deep pocket sheet to keep it secure to the mattress as it is the height of a box spring plus mattress but does not have a separator or a good 'groove' for a regular fitted size sheet. In summary: it does work with deep pocket queen- sized fitted sheets
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I irdered white King and have washed them many times...so far so good. However, our king isn't a wildly thick mattress. Sorry you've had issues. I have ordered these in twin for the kids I am so pleased with their quality, thickness and wash/dry survival. Exchange them. I think it was a fluke.
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Here's what I said in my review, "It may be thin relative to a standard king size pillow but is not even close to being really thin. " This is as thin a foam pillow I've found but it's still too thick for me. If anyone knows of one thinner, please reply to this query and let everyone know... Thanks
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Have has no issues with size. King is a big bed and the pad is quite heavy.....but no issues with movement or size at all.
1223512
Yes. There is ample material for standard to deeper mattresses. I don't think you would be disappointed!
1067245
I have the thick king bed and it barely fits. Most newer mattress are thick and don't waste your money...I used it once! You get what you paid for...
1569561
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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Hi, Linda - this is a very thick - really - 3" - heavy larger than you might imagine topper. I bought a 1/2" thick organic mattress pad from Amazon. You might also get an organic mattress cover. The company recommends turning it, if I recall, once a month, and to air it in the sun. I did find, after a bit of sleeping on it, that the back problem I have did not go away. It is so unbelievably luxurious to snuggle into, one feels really spoiled. Am deciding what to do with mine. To answer your question - I would not. The wool is loose, sewn in with a few strategically placed stitches in about 9 places, I am guessing. To wash it would wreck it. Very best, C Hi, Linda - this is a very thick - really - 3" - heavy larger than you might imagine topper. I bought a 1/2" thick organic mattress pad from Amazon. You might also get an organic mattress cover. The company recommends turning it, if I recall, once a month, and to air it in the sun. I did find, after a bit of sleeping on it, that the back problem I have did not go away. It is so unbelievably luxurious to snuggle into, one feels really spoiled. Am deciding what to do with mine. To answer your question - I would not. The wool is loose, sewn in with a few strategically placed stitches... » Read More Hi, Linda - this is a very thick - really - 3" - heavy larger than you might imagine topper. I bought a 1/2" thick organic mattress pad from Amazon. You might also get an organic mattress cover. The company recommends turning it, if I recall, once a month, and to air it in the sun. I did find, after a bit of sleeping on it, that the back problem I have did not go away. It is so unbelievably luxurious to snuggle into, one feels really spoiled. Am deciding what to do with mine. To answer your question - I would not. The wool is loose, sewn in with a few strategically placed stitches in about 9 places, I am guessing. To wash it would wreck it. Very best, C « Show Less
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My mattress is 16" and the size "King-Deep" it is a perfect fit for it. I would go with the 7-12" version if I were you. Amazon has amazing customer service so if it doesn't work, you should be able to exchange it no problem.