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The sheets we sell are all intended for traditional wood frame waterbeds. They are in Waterbed Sizes which are the same as California sizes where they originated. Wood frame waterbed mattresses are approximately 9 inches deep when filled properly.

Because we carry so many sheets from different manufacturers we display our sheets two ways, by Size and by Corner Style. Size probably requires little explanation. If you need a King set of sheets, click on king. You will then see sheets grouped by corner style.

Corner style perhaps takes a little more explanation. There are 3 styles of sheet corners: Corner Pockets, Poles and Fitted style sheets.

The Corner Pocket sheets are the easiest to put on and take off. Instructions for installing sheets are here. If there is one drawback to these sheets, it is that they can come undone with very active sleepers.

The sheets with Poles are for active sleepers. The corner has fold of fabric sewn into the edge of the corner. A short piece of PVC pipe (included with sheets) is pushed through the fold. The pipe has the weight of the mattress on it thus holding the corners under the bed.

Fitted sheets are another option for overactive sleepers. These sheets are a little more difficult to put on. These are cut as Waterbed King and Waterbed Queen and SuperSingle. The King and Queen may fit on a standard size King and Queen in a pinch if it has normal thickness, but it's not recommended. The SuperSingle will not work with a single/twin bed at all.

Cotton Polyester Blend. A cotton polyester blend is versatile, as it most likely retains the coolness and lightness of the cotton fiber, but also adds the strength, durability and wrinkle-resistance of polyester. Cotton polyester is more economical than other fabrics. Our cotton polyester blends are all a high quality 50-50 blend of fibers in 200 thread count.

Cotton. Cotton is an all-natural fiber made from the pod of a cotton plant. It is the principal fiber used in making the world's clothing. Cotton is known for being light, cool, comfortable and absorbent. Many people describe cotton as a fabric that "breathes."

Egyptian Cotton. Egyptian Cotton ( Gossypium barbadense), also known as extra long staple or Sea Island cotton has the longest fibers for spinning into yarn than any other cotton cultivars. When intertwining strands of yarn to make a larger strand, this long-staple cotton has fewer connection points, and therefore a greater percentage of area which results in the silky texture of this cotton. Egyptian Cotton is rare because it grows in fewer areas.

Organic Cotton. Organic cotton is grown without pesticides, herbicides, insecticides, chemical fertilizers or any other chemicals, and that makes it different. Conventional cotton is one of the most chemically-dependent crops, sucking up 10 percent of all agricultural chemicals and 25 percent of insecticides.

Bamboo - Cotton Blend. Our Bamboo Cotton sheets are soft, luxurious fusion of bamboo cotton with cotton. Made from a 60% bamboo and 40% cotton blend you’ll love sleeping on bamboo cotton. Bamboo fibers are as soft as silk and naturally breathable, and are an eco-friendly fiber. It feels cool in the summer and warm in winter.

Flannel. It is a plain-weave cloth heavily brushed for softness. Flannel is often used in apparel and sheets, and can be made of cotton or wool. The brushing process creates insulating air cells that provide more warmth than plain cotton.

Satin. Our bridal satin waterbed sheets are a luxurious woven silky satin using the same high quality material that is used in wedding dresses. Less expensive satin is made by polishing a synthetic cloth like polyester. This cheaper satin does not last as long and fades much quicker than our satin.