What is the shortest length these can be adjusted to? Will it work non-diagonally (side-to-side) for a twin mattress (~31-39 inches)? Thanks
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Yes. That is how I am using mine - crosswise under my twin mattresses in a split king adjustable bed. Each twin can have the head or foot raised or lowered, and the suspenders under the mattress help hold the sheets in position instead of pulling out every time I adjusted the bed.
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Don't think it's a matter of how short you can adjust them to..........they are long and can be used that way or shorten them up a lot, BUT, the grips do not hold and I have ended up using a safety pin and fastening them to the seam of the mattress pad......then they do what I want them to do.....hold the mattress pad snug.
1236811
Yes worked for me I got mine at mattress firm, if you go and measure at store and will see there not actually 39x75
2102429
The width of the slats wasn't the problem. They were too long to fit on the twin bed frame by one inch. I had to saw off the ends of each bed slat in order to use them.
339922
The mattress is set rather low into the crib....it could be problematic for a shorter person....unless a thick mattress is used in the crib.&#128522;
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They are not adjustable in height. It's 6" from the floor to the bottom of the frame. With my box spring and mattress, the overall height is about 2 feet.
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Hi Paul. I think these beds would work for you (another tall customer recommended them also). I did some measuring, and they are about 76" long and 38" wide. A regular twin mattress fits with room to spare on all sides. It's about 43" from the bottom frame to the top frame. While sitting up straight on the bottom bunk mattress, my daughter had 2-3 inches of head room above her (she's 5'10). The only issue for us is that it would be nice if our 7.5' textured ceilings were higher for my daughter on the top bunk. She scraped her knuckles the first night. Just takes getting used to. Let me know if you need anything else. Hi Paul. I think these beds would work for you (another tall customer recommended them also). I did some measuring, and they are about 76" long and 38" wide. A regular twin mattress fits with room to spare on all sides. It's about 43" from the bottom frame to the top frame. While sitting up straight on the bottom bunk mattress, my daughter had 2-3 inches of head room above her (she's 5'10). The only issue for us is that it would be nice if our 7.5' textured ceilings were higher for my daughter on the top bunk. She scraped her knuckles the first night. Just takes getting used... » Read More Hi Paul. I think these beds would work for you (another tall customer recommended them also). I did some measuring, and they are about 76" long and 38" wide. A regular twin mattress fits with room to spare on all sides. It's about 43" from the bottom frame to the top frame. While sitting up straight on the bottom bunk mattress, my daughter had 2-3 inches of head room above her (she's 5'10). The only issue for us is that it would be nice if our 7.5' textured ceilings were higher for my daughter on the top bunk. She scraped her knuckles the first night. Just takes getting used to. Let me know if you need anything else. « Show Less
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Hi Jesse, each strap is about 4ft long and adjustable up to 6ft if need be. They are fantastic, a little bit of a pain in the butt to get them on, you need two people to make it less frustrating, but if someone holds the mattress then its easier to put them on. Money well spent!
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Sorry I got so late to answere,I do not think it would work , I measured mine, even a 3 inch longer mattress would fit very tied.
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As short as you want them to be. They are long elastic strips with velcro on the ends. The fasteners can come off. You put one end on and then the other end. Then you go back and adjust the velcro to the length you need. So they would work for twin beds to king size.
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I had similar issues with my roomy. I finally just bought it for the King bed and now he really likes it. I wouldn't want the drop off between us if only covering 1/2 of bed. Can't answer if it would shift. JUST BUY IT! Only 2-1/2 inches but makes a world of difference if bed is too firm. Not good for soft mattress.
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With my two standard twin mattresses theres about 2ft left of the SGT KNOTS strap. I don't see why it wouldn't work on two extra long twins. I'm not sure about them being adjustable though. My two twins have those two handle straps on each side, which I use to keep this SGT strap from falling down and under the mattresses. I would say that it depends on how much you adjust the mattresses from being completely horizontal. Hopes this helps.
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Not unless your partner is made of elastic rubber! LOL I was rather dissapointed with the fact that it barely made it up the sides. I should have been at least another 4 feet wide on both sides. I ended up bringing two of the straps up to the middle of the top & only using these for the hands. If you have a headboard you maynot be able to accomplish this. So the ankle restarints is tucked under the mattress & unusable. Oh well! :-)
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Hi Kate. I am sorry that I do not have an answer for you. I am not familiar with extra long twin mattresses. Maybe you can contact the salespeople who are selling the product. Hopefully they will have an answer for you.
528842
We r using ours for a 16" memory foam mattress. I think it was about 2" apart.
912820
That never occurred to me before, but now that you mention it, the twin mattress we got at Ikea doesn't stretch all the way. It's probably about 5 inches short, but since my son uses the top bunk for stuffed animal storage mostly, it hasn't caused a problem.
160353
This frame is for a queen bed, and much wider than 39 inches. Sounds like you may have a twin size bed?
838172
I don't think they are long enough to go across a twin. I use them on the corners