Can I use two of these for a queen bed
80130
You could, one on each side, but I would tell you to NOT purchase this long version of this product as it is VERY poorly made and just about impossible to move up and down the 180 degrees that it is supposed to move without the help of another person. One of the main reasons for this is the extra length. Unless you have a person who would try to get out of bed on their own, I would order the shorter version.
80131
I have one in use, but based on how it functions I don't see any problem with using two, either opposite sides of bed or one side and the foot of the bed. The under mattress straps would just overlap, which shouldn't interfere with safety.
80132
I hadn't tried it, but was thinking of trying it. I think it would work, the only thing that might not work is storing them both under the mattress.
1252161
Probably not. These are designed more to decrease the depth of the sheet to match the depth of the mattress. However, you COULD cut the queen sheet down the middle for the length of the sheet. Then put each of the corner pockets on the mattress. The bring the two cut edges together, pin them, and sew a seam up the middle on the "wrong" side of the sheet. It's a drastic alteration, but it works.
2133863
It depends what size your bed is . For example : if your bed is a queen then you would choose for a queen size bed etc.
1074822
No..it definitely cannot. We have it on a double bed and it barely fits that. It is a cute pattern, so we make it work but definitely not for a queen...Good luck..
1071224
You can use them on any bed as long as there is something to mount them to. In most cases as in the picture shown they are mounted to wood. You have the bed rails and the foot or head board. In the picture it shows the rail being mounted to the larger post on the corner which is in most cases is the leg of the bed. I have a queen size bed and replaced the original ones after a couple of years due to metal fatigue, however I have since replaced them with another alternative method which is even stronger. I think that they would work best on a twin bed as there is much less weight and movement with only a single person sleeping on it. You can use them on any bed as long as there is something to mount them to. In most cases as in the picture shown they are mounted to wood. You have the bed rails and the foot or head board. In the picture it shows the rail being mounted to the larger post on the corner which is in most cases is the leg of the bed. I have a queen size bed and replaced the original ones after a couple of years due to metal fatigue, however I have since replaced them with another alternative method which is even stronger. I think that they would work best on a twin bed as there is much less weight and... » Read More You can use them on any bed as long as there is something to mount them to. In most cases as in the picture shown they are mounted to wood. You have the bed rails and the foot or head board. In the picture it shows the rail being mounted to the larger post on the corner which is in most cases is the leg of the bed. I have a queen size bed and replaced the original ones after a couple of years due to metal fatigue, however I have since replaced them with another alternative method which is even stronger. I think that they would work best on a twin bed as there is much less weight and movement with only a single person sleeping on it. « Show Less
885040
Yes-you can use one on each side of a full size bed. It probably would work on a twin also but you might have to stagger the location.
727746
I have a queen size bed....and it is just a few inches longer and wider. You might want to see if they make a larger one.
2240560
I'm not a home right now, but we have a double bed and I believe you should be able to put two under the mattress without any problem. My husband really like this one.
958867
I have 4 draws under Queen size with room to spare, I'm thinking you could get 4 draws a double and 2 under a twin size
993753
Yes you can. I did use one. It works but the bed is a little high to use as a couch.
512492
Yes, it could be. One would fit a twin size bed so you may want to use two of them.
1911754
I don't believe so, I have used it in along time. I found it to be much too big to be functional in a queen sized bed.
948502
If your bed is single i think the size you have to buy is twin, because double is like two single beds and queen is bigger than double size. Besides i recommended you check the measures of your bed and compare it with the measures of the comforter to be sure!
2191065
I have a Queen mattress on my frame - so it seems if you used two for a king, there would be a gap remaining.
1450125
Yes; we used two on our shared queen bed for about half a year before we no longer needed it for our toddler. We never had any problems, except that they don't fold down flat because they are tall.
69248
Not sure but I assume that the cutting dimentions would be different. Also the finished sizes would have to be different to accept the different size mattresses. If you put a full into the queen there will be too much room and the mattress will move around.
659296
One will fit nicely on one end of day bed. You will need two (2) to go along the back. Hope this answers your question.