Are the standard bed restraint systems, such as 'under the bed', one size fits all for different beds? Could I use this on twin mattress and king mattress?
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Beat me to it!
Originally posted by
Adriana Ravenlust
Well, Backseat Boohoo's verified review says she used it on an extra long twin and mine is set up on an extra tall queen. I know some folks with kings have found it a big small, though.
For most beds, I think they would work. They worked on my extra long twin back in a dorm room, and they work on the full bed I have now. But I might draw the line at a king, yes, unless you want to buy an extension strap.
08/03/2009
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I have a king, and I use these. They have to go between the box spring and mattress, not under the both,however.
Originally posted by
ChaseK
Are the standard bed restraint systems, such as 'under the bed', one size fits all for different beds? Could I use this on twin mattress and king mattress?
08/04/2009
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If you wrap the straps under the mattress and not the box spring, you should not have a problem on a king. Our queen bed is pretty thick and I have it wrapped under the bed. I actually had to tighten the line between the top and bottom loops(like suspenders), to remove the slack. I am rather confident this system will fit more than 90% of beds - especially if you just place it under the mattress, instead of the entire box spring and mattress.
Originally posted by
Backseat Boohoo
Beat me to it!
For most beds, I think they would work. They worked on my extra long twin back in a dorm room, and they work on the full bed I have now. But I might draw the line at a king, yes, unless you want to buy an extension strap.
For most beds, I think they would work. They worked on my extra long twin back in a dorm room, and they work on the full bed I have now. But I might draw the line at a king, yes, unless you want to buy an extension strap.
08/09/2009
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If you wrap the straps under the mattress and not the box spring, you should not have a problem on a king. Our queen bed is pretty thick and I have it wrapped under the bed. I actually had to tighten the line between the top and bottom loops(like suspenders), to remove the slack. I am rather confident this system will fit more than 90% of beds - especially if you just place it under the mattress, instead of the entire box spring and mattress.
Originally posted by
Backseat Boohoo
Beat me to it!
For most beds, I think they would work. They worked on my extra long twin back in a dorm room, and they work on the full bed I have now. But I might draw the line at a king, yes, unless you want to buy an extension strap.
For most beds, I think they would work. They worked on my extra long twin back in a dorm room, and they work on the full bed I have now. But I might draw the line at a king, yes, unless you want to buy an extension strap.
08/09/2009
Alluring_Irony
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I have used them on a double bed, found them to be awesome...always available for play and they hold so well. I now have a king size, pillow top....they are just too short w/o adding something for an extension. Then we have basically the same setup as prior to the Under The Bed System. No great advantage.
Originally posted by
Two Loves
We personally used them on a pillow top queen bed and I'm not sure I doubt there is enough adjustment left in the straps to fit a king bed
10/15/2009
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I have this on a 15 inch king mattress.... but I'm just realizing that this thread is over a year old...
Originally posted by
Two Loves
We personally used them on a pillow top queen bed and I'm not sure I doubt there is enough adjustment left in the straps to fit a king bed
Oh well, for the next folks
03/26/2011
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