We have a "queen" 60 by 74 mattress, and a true queen memory foam mattress topper. I like the way the topper hangs a bit over the end as I take up almost all of the 74 length without the topper.
But the topper slips down, after a few nights sleep it has slipped about a foot on the mattress.
Any good ideas how to make this not happen?
thanks, Mike
Mike and Carole
2006 Triple E Regency 27 foot SXL
2005 16.6 Double Eagle
Mike: I didn't have the very same problem, but similar. My mattress slipped on the board supporting it. I put some heavy grade (waffled)rubber, you can buy at nearly any store. It comes in rolls for anti skid shelving. It worked just fine, haven't had a problem since.
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Try putting a fitted sheet on the Mattress before putting on the topper. Then another Sheet over the Topper. What is happening is the Topper is creeping not slipping.
When we used a Memory Foam Pad, for many years, we bought an over-stuffed mattress protector pad. Never did our mattress ever move. Got rid of the Short Queen size Mattress (60X76). Re-Built the Frame and Platform and added a Full Size Custom Made Queen Mattress (60X80). We don't needd the Memory Foam Pads anymore. Good Luck. Happy Camping. Dan & Jill
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