Can they be used to attach to fitted sheet to prevent from slipping off mattress?
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These straps are designed to hold a rolled mattress. Think of the straps on a sleeping bag to hold it when it's rolled up. That's what these are for. I bought them to tie up bundles of dowels and other objects.
358643
I would think so they are about like any other strap out there. If any other one can then these ones can
358644
The ends of the straps are buckles. I am not sure how you would attack them to fitted sheets. They do make straps with clips on the end to hold sheets on mattresses. You would probably fare better with those.
358645
Yes, just make sure you get the long ones so you can wrap them around the entire mattress.
358646
I think you're mistaken on what kind of mattress these are for. I think they are designed more for keeping a ground mattress rolled up and tight. Or they work well to secure a ground pad or sleeping bag to a pack. I don't think they would work for what you describe.
1108465
These fitted contour sheets are the only ones we have found that will stay on the mattress as the patient moves around. All the other sheets we have tried are always slipping off the mattress.
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Not sure what you mean by a bit too small... If your sheet isn't large enough for at least a half inch of elastic to go under the mattress I'm not so sure that these suspenders are really going to help you.... My fitted sheet fits the mattress but the sheets slip off when anybody gets on the bed - the suspenders work perfectly for that scenario and have been working well for as long as I have used the product (it's been 2 or three months)
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Not without suspenders---they are better for a low-profile mattress. My son uses a foam topper on his college mattress and the fitted sheet is nearly impossible to get on; if you do get them on, they don't stay....unfortunately.
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They should still work fine since you adjust the suspenders tension to fit your bed & sheet anyway. It may loosen up the sheet if you have to bend the bed frequently or the tension could be too much if it is too tight before the bed is adjusted upright. But you should be able to find a tension that works for you.
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You can put it right on top of the mattress, and put the fitted sheet over it. Sometimes the fitted sheet needs to have greater "depth" or you may need those clip on elastic corner strap thingys (sorry, can't remember the name) to help the fitted sheet to completely cover and stay attached.
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I think whatever you attach it to, these fasteners will hold it! These are awesome, and they are the ONLY thing that works for keeping fitted sheets on my son's bed!
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Hi M. Luker, Yes the sheets absolutely do stay in place. The pad may add a little extra height to the mattress so be sure to have sheets that are capable of fitting a higher mattress. I do have one set that is not as deep, but the sheets do still stay on.
976859
Yes, they work as long as you have a cord size seam for them to grip on to. They grip on the seam of the mattress. I love mine and I recommend them to everyone :)
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I don't think so. It sounds like you have too much fabric to pull with the clips. I used them in the shortest length possible and still had way to much sheet for my liking. It might be easier for you to buy a new mattress cover.
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There is slack of material on my bed, so it is not necessarily a tight fit on a regular height mattress. I have not had an issue of it slipping off my bed. Unless the protector is plastic that you would put this over, you should be fine.
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They did a fairly good job of keeping the sheets tight, but I also purchased some clips that slide on the side of the mattress (four of them) and that helped to keep the sheets nice and tight. My problem is my mattress isn't a deep and these new "deep" mattress so there's lots of sheet not being taken up by mattress. Hope this helps.
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I threw mine away and use the ones that have elastic and clamps. They work fine. I wasn't able to get them on the mattress.
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Yes, because they are adjustable. One end attaches with a metal latch with teeth where you place one part at the top left corner, stretch it under the mattress and attach the other end to the right corner making the sheet to the way you want it. Do the same with the bottom corners. I tried it on my favorite sheets, and so far, no complaints. If you get them, I'll be curios as to your thoughts.
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They are adjustable for length, so I would have to say, "Yes, I think they would",... but I also think you would be much better off putting them from corner to corner in an 'X' fashion. That way the entire sheet is held in place, period. Hope this helps...
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I don't see why not. They stay in place good. Especially if you have rails to keep it in place. I have my top sheet over it to make sure it stays in place. They are nice and firm and hold their shape very well.
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It would be hard I would think. They are designed to go in between the mattress and box springs. I guess you could put each one over a slat and duck tape it where it wouldn't move. Hope that helps.