Would a twin XL mattress be too long for this daybed?
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A twin XL mattress measures 80" long compared to the regular twin, which is 75". Even with a little "leeway" on either end, the XLmattress will not fit. I just measured & it just won't work. This daybed is really beautiful & I love it!!! A regular sized twin mattresscan be purchased for a very reasonable price.
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A twin XL mattress measures 80" long compared to the regular twin, which is 75". Even with a little "leeway" on either end, the XL mattress will not fit. I just measured & it just won't work. This daybed is really beautiful & I love it!!! A regular sized twin mattress can be purchased for a very reasonable price.
1416503
I think it would be too long but not sure. The regular twin fits perfect and there's not much more space.
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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.
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Mattresses are not included. I don't think it would fit a twin xl. I bought regular twin mattresses and they fit perfectly. I went with an 8 inch thick mattress on the top (you could go a little larger) and a 6 inch on the bottom (you could go up to 7 inches but I don't think 8 inches will fit)
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We have a split king Sleep Number adjustable bed and the twin XL fits perfectly, and it's a great heated mattress pad. Hope my comment helps with your decision whether to purchase.
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Hi. I don't think we got the Twin XL, which is the dorm size. I think we got regular twin. That said, we have a very thick twin mattress with a pillow top, and the thing wouldn't fit over the mattress. Luckily we had also bought an encasement for the box spring, which wasn't as thick as the mattress in our case. So what we did was to trade, putting the box spring cover (which was deeper) on the mattress and the mattress cover on the box spring! I'm sorry, I don't know the actual measurements of this item (it's at my daughter's apartment, not here). But I did want to let you know that some mattresses are too deep for it!
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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.
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If an XL Twin is longer, then no. I purchased a posturepedic style twin mattress, and it barely allows the ability to change the sheets.
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My day bed is twin size with a twin size pull out, which when pulled out is lower.
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This bed fits a 75" long mattress. For taller individuals we recommend our Twin XL bed which fits an 80" long mattress.
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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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Daybed decks are universal fit. Note that this one has no suspension it is just a hard deck I would recommend a higher end mattress with this deck.
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Yes, it shouldn't be a problem. I have a smaller mattress, but I have a pillow and folded comforter on top of it and it fits under the daybed.
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I don't think so. I used a regular twin and it went to the end. I don't know how much longer a xl mattress is than a regular one but if it is more than an inch or two it won't fit.
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I bought a standard 7" twin mattress, but we haven't assembled the daybed so I'm praying we got the correct size. I had another owner tell me it was a standard size mattress and they recommended 7" for both the daybed and trundle.
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Not sure if you could make it work. I bought extra long twin mattresses - fits perfectly
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I don't believe I have a twin XL mattress. But on my regular twin the coverlet starts at the top where the mattress begins and there is still a foot of material past the end that hangs over.
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A regular twin is too small. We used 2 twins awaiting our new mattresses and they are definitely were like a foot short. A king = 2 twin xl...