Yes I was amazed myself at how easy and well this works after I came up with the idea after struggling for 10 years with other ways of putting on the fitted sheet. That is why I felt I should share the idea on KZfaq.

Hope it works for you.

Glad it helped you.

I have thought of making them to order but I think the shipping would get expensive. I just enjoy helping others out so am happy that my idea has helped so many . Another suggestion: for those interested. I think you could easily make one of these from a heavy piece of cardboard from a mattress or appliance box.

If you make one of these out of cardboard and find that it is not stiff enough you could glue some long thin strips of wood to it. The home supply stores sell these strips quite reasonably. I believe they are called lattice strips.

Hope this helps you out.

Thanks for the compliment.

Thanks. Glad to help.

Thank You. Hope this works for you.

You are welcome.

Thanks for the compliment. Let us know how that works out with 2 pieces of wood in a corner. I am thinking it might help to put a hinge in the corner, and then drape the two sides of the sheet around that corner and slide it into place.

You are welcome. Glad to help.

You are very welcome.

Don't feel bad. It took me about 10 years to come up with this idea. I have never seen it suggested by anyone else. Hope it helps you out. I used to dread making the bed in the camper. Now I look forward to doing it.

Please let us know how the thick cardboard works.

How did the thick cardboard work for you?

On your mattress, since it has walls on 3 sides, you may want to cut the piece of paneling to fit the long side of the mattress and put it on the far side of the mattress next to the wall.

Love this!! Thanks for this video.

You are welcome.

Great. Thanks.

Thanks for the compliment.

Thank you

Thanks. Hope it works for you. I struggled for years too and I am 6'2".

I don't have a simple answer to your question. So I will give you a brief life history. I grew up on a farm where we raised grain and cattle. I have always been curious and as a child pestered my elders with questions about everything. I always enjoyed building and fixing things around the farm. I worked as an agricultural loan officer for over 20 years. That was not a real good fit for my personality and abilities. But the pay was decent. Personal computers came into use during my last ten years in lending work and I developed an interest in fixing them. Depression has also been a problem for me for most of my life. Because of the depression I had to leave my work in lending and was on disability for a couple of years. A telephone call center opened up near by that was providing telephone technical support for a line on personal computers. I applied there and was hired on. So I spent the last ten years of my working career doing telephone technical support. I also was in the Army for 3 years, worked as a service representative for a farm equipment manufacturer for 2 years and tried selling farm silos for 2 years. It was a varied and interesting working life. Since retiring, my wife and I have been able to travel a good bit of the USA and Canada in our travel trailer.

I would consider making one of these for you. I would need to know how wide and how deep your mattress is. Also the shipping might get a bit expensive.

You can contact me privately at larryentzel@yahoo.com

Thank you Susana. I am glad that you now realize that us men can be useful.

Yes I am.

That would depend on the dimensions of your mattress. As I mention in the video, the piece of paneling should be a little shorter in length than the width of your mattress and about as wide as your mattress is deep. The exact dimensions are not real important. Hope that helps. Ask again if I can help further.

That works fine if you have the room to pull the mattress down. This idea is to help in the situation where there is not enough room to pull the mattress down so that you can easily reach the head end of it.

Thanks.