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Best Air Mattress Sheets
Are there special sheets for air mattresses?
No, at least not for the permanent home air mattresses. Those do not need special sheets. Temporary air mattresses may need different sheets though. Those are the air mattresses that you only blow up for guests. These temporary air mattresses may not use the same sheets as the permanent ones. The permanent air mattresses are usually the same size as regular mattresses. The temporary blow-up air mattresses usually need longer sheets. In essence, you can call these sheets as special.
Best Air Mattress Sheets 
Innomax Upper-Flex™ Air Mattress Sheet Set
The Innomax Upper-Flex™ sheets are single-strand and have a thread count of 300. These traits give the sheets a silky soft feel for amazing comfort. The sheets can fit also up to a 20-inch tall mattress. They can come in non-standard sizes, such as split top queen, split top king, and split top California king. The Innomax Upper-Flex™ sheets also come in standard sizes like twin, twin XL, full, queen, king, and California king. The set also comes with a fully Elasticized bottom sheet and two king or queen pillowcases.
Air Mattress Sheet Sizes
Air mattresses can come in standard and non-standard sizes. Thus, it is key to find the right size for your mattress. The non-standard sizes include the split top queen, split top king, and split top California king. As the name suggests, split top mattresses have a split only at the top or head portion. So, sheets for these mattresses are also split at the top. It is important to know how far the split goes. The split can range from 32 inches to 34 inches. The standard air mattress sheets are like regular sheet sizes. Below are some of the sizes of sheet sizes.
| Air Mattress Sheet Size | Dimensions (IN) | Split Top Head(IN) |
|---|---|---|
| Twin | 38 inches by 74 inches | None Split |
| Twin XL | 38 inches by 80 inches | None Split |
| Full | 54 inches by 75 inches | None Split |
| Queen | 60 inches by 80 inches | None Split |
| Split Top Queen | 60 inches by 80 inches | 32 inches to 34 inches |
| King | 76 inches by 80 inches | None Split |
| Split Top King | 76 inches by 80 inches | 32 inches to 34 inches |
| California King | 72 inches by 84 inches | None Split |
| Split Top California King | 72 inches by 84 inches | 32 inches to 34 inches |
FAQ
How to keep sheets on an air mattress?
It is important to have fitted sheets that are big enough for the mattress. Make sure too that the sheets are tight enough to secure the corners. There are also sheet straps that can help secure the sheets on the mattress. The straps hook underneath the mattress at the corners.
Can you use fitted sheets on an air mattress?
Yes, you can. It is important to know the height of the mattress when choosing fitted sheets. The Innomax sheets can fit a mattress height of up to 20 inches. Meanwhile, most air mattresses are 10 inches to 14 inches tall.
Are airbed and air mattress sheets the same?
Some people interchange the terms “airbed” and “air mattress”. Some refer to an air mattress as a “blow-up mattress”. The term “blow-up” is more commonly used for air mattresses with air chambers, foam, and a remote. An example would be the Innomax air mattresses. Still, some people call the Innomax air mattresses “airbeds”. There is a common trait for the terms “airbed” and “air mattress”. Both refer to permanent mattresses for the home. Blow-up air mattresses can have different sheets though. Their height tends to be different from the regular mattress.
