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Question: Does standard twin sheets fit this mattress?  Does it need a box spring?
Document: Great, light weight, environmentally friendly foam mattress.It's a standard twin size mattress but 5 inches thick - most adult foam mattresses or 7 or 8 inches thick. It ultimately depends on body weight - but it would work great as a mattress for a child's twin bed, or, as I'm using it, a mattress topper for a spring twin bed.Comes rolled up and vacuum sealed tight - easy to transport!
The product description identifies this as a "youth" mattress, which is a loosely-defined specialty size for children's mattresses made prior to 1980 and, while the actual size varied a bit, they were generally about 33 inches wide x 66 inches long. The actual Sleep Master mattress being sold here however is really a standard twin size measuring 39" wide by 75" long. It is delivered compressed in a box roughly 12" x 12" x 40".
The mattress came tightly wrapped in a box, and it took a few hours to fully expand. It is quite soft and comfy for a child or a small adult. There was some smell in the beginning, but it wasn't chemical smell, and it did disappear in a couple of days.I love how lightweight the mattress is, it makes changing the sheets so much easier.
It also doubles well as a kids play mat, protecting them from rough-housing injuries on hard floors. After all that abuse, it maintains its shape well enough to sleep on that very night, as long as you put a clean sheet on it.Don't be fooled by the &#34;youth&#34; moniker; this is standard twin size, nothing unusual here. Nothing that would make it more or less appropriate for a &#34;youth&#34; either.
Very comfy mattresses that fit perfectly, not too thin and not too high, in our son's bunk bed. I think the mattress would be too thin for most beds however.
I liked the feel the of this mattress, but I did get it for the upper bunk of my sons' bunk beds. It has a rough bottom for traction but you need to have a bunkie board or some other support to use it for a bunk, which we do. It fits the ikea bed nicely and has a soft cover. We use dust cover encasements, but all in all I thought it was a nice quality.
My husband and I, both endowed with back issues, have been using foam mattress toppers for years. Kids are resilient and back problems aren't in their field of experience (oh, to be that young again! )The Sleep Master foam mattress is a lot like the premium foam mattress products the adults use. Ours came in a large box, tightly encased in plastic.
This Sleep Master Youth 5-Inch memory foam mattress is more like a mattress topper. It does come shipped in a small box. When unwrapped, it expands to its full shape. The foam doesn't seem that substantial when you press down on it with your hand. The mattress is actually not too bad when you lay down on it. I don't know that I would make it a permanent mattress for an adult but for a child, it suites its purpose.
The manufacturer states that to reach its full 5" height takes about 48 hours and bedding should not be used until then. That's a good recommendation because the mattress will also have the typical fumes associated with any foam product (in other words, it stinks). After a couple of days, however, the smell is almost completely gone.I would classify this as somewhere in-between a standard mattress and a very high quality topper as it shares the properties of both.
I've now tested several of these foam mattresses and I have to say that I really like them.First of all the delivery: The old style coil spring mattresses (especially the larger ones) usually involve a truck and expenses. Foam mattresses can be delivered by your friendly UPS guy. More than that, most people can lug one from the front door to the bedroom by themselves.Second is cost.
Answer: Yes they will fit. . Our mattresses only require a flat and secure foundation. This includes a traditional box spring, a slatted bed frame, or even the floor-just as long as the resting area is flat and secure.