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Mattress Moving

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Alan C

Hi All

Any ideas
Have a Bailey caravan with a fixed island bed,every night the mattress moves away from the headboard leaving a 4" to 6" gap any ideas to stop it moving

Alan C
 
You could stitch a Velcro strap to the bottom of the mattress so that you can loop it around one of the lower battens under the bed. The mattress will not shift.
 
We have the same problem although not on a Bailey. Our mattress is simply on top of the metal bedframe so might try Hutch's suggestion.
 
Raywood said:
We have the same problem although not on a Bailey. Our mattress is simply on top of the metal bedframe so might try Hutch's suggestion.
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Dunelm have a similar material.

Runner Anti Slip Mat | Dunelm

Anti-slip mats are an absolute must-have to keep your runner looking great in your home. The anti-slip mat contains a polyester fleece to ensure that the rug doesn’t move around and also prevents trip hazards and slips in high traffic areas. To avoid creasing and folding in slimmer flatweave...
www.dunelm.com
We have it under a hall runner on a laminate floor. It comes in a variety of sizes. I was sceptical at first but have to say that the rug does not move at all.
mel
 
Hutch said:
I bought some of this stuff, carpet anti slip mat. Works well.

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Hi Hutch

Bought some of this yesterday works a treat mattress did not move an inch.
Thanks for the suggestion

Alan C
 
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