My fiancee and I recently moved in together and he had a futon. The futon worked for a while until it bent and was unusable. So we had to find a frame, boxspring, and matress all on a budget. And I mean B U D G E T. We are TIGHT on money... Im not going into details on that. So we got a 44 dollar universtal type frame from Value City. It says it can be a twin to a king frame. The thing is so cheap it didnt even come with instructions, just a diagram pitcture thing. There are three sizes. A twin/full. A twin/full/queen. And a king/cal king. The ONLY difference between the first two is the middle of the queen has a bar going down. The size for the frame though is the same for a twin, a double and a queen. We have a double bed, the same size as the futon we had. After we got the frame set up and put the boxspring and mattress on the bed, we realized something. The frame is a little further from the side of the bed. About three inches further. I assume its because it could also fit a queen? We got the matress and frame pushed up against the wall - where my fiancee sleeps - and so it hangs on the left side - where I sleep - and my fiancee is scared Im going to hurt myself waking up to pee or something in the morning cause Im short. We cant fit the bed to where its not hanging out on my end, cause then the matress is away from the wall and fiancee will probably roll off and hurt himself. What are we supposed to do? There is no possible way we could afford even the cheapest frame right now. We have to save the rest of what we have for rent and utilities and will be lucky if we have enough left. The twin/full notches are the same as the queen notches. I could take picture of the box if needed. Both the twin/full diagram and twin/full/queen diagram use Fig. B to show you exactly where the notches go.

I bought twin,full and queen sheet sets and its frustrating that the sheets don't always fit perfectly the twin set is really loose fitting and the full is tight, it barley stays ON. If my teenage girl has a cousin or friend spend the night then the sheets are popping off the corners its frustrating. thankfully my queens set fits nicely, but I have several sets to change from and I do often, and it has happened to my queen size at times. I just keep changing sets around.I think I should be able to trust the T/F/Q>>markings when I buy. and I buy whenever on sale. I buy on clearance a set for each bed. this time I bought Essential Home the name brand doesn't matter to me its the fit Im after and I never check the inches of W or L I just buy twin,full and queen, Am I supposed to be Looking for twin deep> full deep> and queen deep or Other? cause that's not fair. I just want "sets" that fit. it should be clearly on the labels that's only fair right?

we had a full mattress and now have a queen. i know some comforters and covers say full/queen and some are full or queen. how will i know if a full will fit our queen mattress? the one i want to get only has sizes twin, full and king. and its a down comforter.

I'm going to have a twin xl bed for my dorm. I understand I definitely need have twin xl sized sheets and a twin xl sized mattress pad, they're pretty easy to find. I'm having a difficult time finding twin xl comforters that aren't too boring or ugly however. And yes I've searched alot of places for decent twin xl comforters in stores and online already with no luck. If I were to get a different sized comforter, which size would be the best alternative?: regular twin, full, queen, or king? I already understand it wouldn't fit perfectly and that the bigger sizes will hang off the bed or I may have to fold it in half or something. Any suggestions on what would be best?

The Kumo Mattress is designed with a boxspring made with real bamboo and 7 layers of Japanese cotton as well as pillow top cushions with a special long lasting foam inside of them so that they will not wear out or go flat for decades and decades. It comes in twin, full, queen, and king size. The price ranges from 1400 - 2000 dollars. This product is being marketed from an exotic point of view. So as consumers, what could I add to make this product even more exotic (especially Japanese)? What would you like in this mattress? What do you like about it so far? If you do not want the mattress please explain why. and give me advice on how to improve it

Why don't they make sheets fit tight on beds anymore? Now that there are differences in the thickness of mattresses, it seems like they make all twin, full,queen and king size sheet sets to fit the thickest mattresses best. Which makes those of us who doesn't have the thickest mattress in the world have lose wrinkly sheets. Has anyone else noticed this and does it bother you too? NO, I don't need a new one...It's still under warranty, as it should be for $600.00. It is pretty thick, but it's not a pillowtop. I bought Jc Penny sheets for $40.00 bucks, and they are not worth $19.99. I was just wondering if anyone missed, or even remembered when sheets fit real snug, and were wrinkle free on the bed.....I remember when you would have to bend up the corner of the mattress a little bit to get the corner of the sheet over it!

Ex. Twin, Full, Queen, King.