Fitted Sheets

Benefits of a fitted sheet

At The Mattress Warehouse, we are about more than just supplying high-quality mattresses and bed bases. We stock all things related to beds, which includes bedding and linen, like the bed sheets you need to complete your look and keep you comfortable during the hot South African summers and mild winters. Not everyone uses a fitted sheet, but some of the advantages include:

• It will save you time. It’s designed to fit your mattress perfectly, so making the bed will be much quicker easier
• It stays on the bed easier than a flat sheet so if you’re a sleeper who moves around a lot, the sheet will stay in place

How Fitted Sheets Work

It gets its name from its appearance and its function. All four corners of the sheet are fitted with elastic, although you will find that some sheets have elastic all the way around. The fitted design of this bed fitted sheet means it is used as a bottom sheet to cover and protect your mattress. It will go over your mattress protector.

Fitted sheets for sale at The Mattress Warehouse

We keep things basic in our online store, so you will find only silver and white fitted sheets for sale. These classic options will ensure an uncomplicated and easy colour palette for your bedroom. Thread count is an important factor when it comes to the quality and the comfort of the sheet. We stock sheets with a cotton thread count of between 250 and 500TC.

We have the following fitted sheet sizes for sale in South Africa:

• Single bed fitted sheets
• Three-quarter beds fitted sheets
• Double bed fitted sheets
• Queen size bed fitted sheets
• King size beds fitted sheets

We also stock fitted sheets for XL bed and mattress sizes. Take a look at the range to get the right size bed sheets. You can even order your bedding online as we do deliver to all major cities.

Fitted sheets: frequently asked questions

How to fold a fitted sheet?

This is a question we are often asked because it seems that folding a fitted sheet into a neat bundle can be quite a challenge. Take a look at our blog piece, How to fold a fitted sheet, to find out how it’s done.