what kind of sheets?
1810900
We use twin fitted and flat sheets. The top sheet will not be able to be tucked in. I have one warning about air mattresses. They can be cold to lay on. A thick mattress pad is a good idea. We have also used an electric blanket as a topper to keep the temp comfortable.
1810901
Haven't bought sheet yet but will try taller twin which I believe you might get from Sears
1810902
It says you can use the sheet size that corresponds to the bed size (i.e. twin sheets for a twin bed, queen sheets for a queen.) I haven't used any sheets on it yet - just a big sleeping quilt and it works fine.
1810903
I used a queen for base to wrap around. On top -- your choice. I have a twin XL comforter that makes the bed very comfortable plus I sometimes use a 5" lightweight foam mattress as a topper. It stops a lot of movement.
1540022
I ordered an organic cotton elastic sided mattress sheet. I got it from Amazon
1931412
Regular queen sheets work fine. BTW, great sofa. Not too red and comfortable to sit on as well as sleep on.
1050864
These sheets are as soft as any other more expensive sheets I have bought before, the sheets are lightweight but not thin material. Hope this is helpful
1695606
You can buy regular sheets they will work just fine. Make sure the pocket on the sheet is at least as deep as your mattress.
536896
sheets are included. you can buy refills But I'm finding that it gets a little too full for them. (I personally would just buy another album)
708518
Cotton. I have some 600 count cotton sheets for another bed and they feel almost similar.
2259202
I bought mine some time ago and have used several sheets. You should direct this question to the supplier. Good luck
1885508
I use sheets for a toddler bed.. It's maybe a inch too big but I just tuck it around the corners
1887277
regular size crib sheets but they must have elastic all the way around the sheet, not just on the corners.
184252
I wish I could help you but I ordered white sheets so I wouldn't know. They are great sheets though. I will buy color ones in the future.
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I am fairly sure that Amazon sells both kinds of King sheets. Bed Bath and Beyond also sells these. Call there for verification. We ordered the entire ensemble of this set and are delighted. (Larry's wife)
1104900
As I have a single bed, or twin, I went to Ikea and bought a sheet set for single/twin bed. Nothing special, not expensive at all. You can get top of the line anywhere. Just a personal preference. I'd stay away from deep pocket, not needed. Basically these beds take normal sheets, depending on the bed size, of course.
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Hi Carol, I didn't purchase sheets. I actually used one of the changing table covers that I received. It was a little ill fitting but totally worked. I received three covers at the baby shower and they were all really soft material. I didn't have to spend any extra money on the portable sleeper. I hope that helps.
2224412
I bought "portable crib" sheets; they are very tight but do work. However, the sheets were inexpensive and may have shrunk in the dryer.
1468696
I don't know; nor have I ever heard of "ply" in reference to anything but toilet paper! But these are not flimsy sheets. They have a nice sturdy percale weave. They are not sateen, which usually is made with very fine threads, so while the thread count appears low, that is normal for the heavier weight thread used in traditional percale weave. If you are looking for soft, drape-y sheets, these are not the ones to buy! However I heartily disagree with the reviewers here who thought they are scratchy. These sheets are the epitome of an old-fashioned crisp white sheet, which was exactly what I was looking for!
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color okay..but why are they so paper think?like a tissue.do you sell silk cotton sheets?