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400 Thread Count Egyptian Cotton Flat Sheets
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200TC Egyptian Cotton Flat Sheets
A timeless classic and customer favourite, luxurious 200TC flat sheets.
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White 500TC Egyptian Cotton Flat Sheets
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White 1000TC Supima Cotton Flat Sheets
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How to put a flat sheet onto a bed
Hospital corners look smart and elegant but can be tricky to perfect. Here’s how to put a flat sheet onto your bed in 5 easy steps.
- Start at the foot of the bed and tuck the straight edge neatly between the mattress and bed base.
- Go to the corner of the bed and lift the draping flat sheet to the side.
- Tuck in the draping triangle between the mattress and the bed base.
- Holding the corner in place, fold the part you were holding downwards at a 45 degree angle to the edge of the bed.
- Repeat for all corners, and finally tuck the side in.
If hospital corners defeat you, then switch to a fitted sheet instead and use your flat sheets as top sheets instead.
How to use a flat sheet as a top sheet
Flat sheets can be used as top sheets to create the kind of luxurious appearance you’d see in a 5-star hotel.
- Place your flat sheet on top of your base sheet and tuck it in, starting at the foot of the bed.
- Keep around 30-45cm of the sheet untucked and allow this to lay flat over the pillows.
- Place your duvet cover, bedspread or blankets on top of the sheet.
- Fold back the loose section of the top sheet and lay it neatly over the upper layer of your bedding.
| BED SIZE |
FLAT SHEETS (W x L) |
|---|---|
| Cot Bed |
120cm x 170cm 47" x 67" |
| Single |
178cm x 254cm 70" x 100" |
| Double |
228cm x 254cm 90" x 100" |
| King Size |
270cm x 290cm 106" x 114" |
| Superking |
270cm x 300cm 106" x 118" |
| Emperor |
320cm x 290cm 126" x 114" |
Flat Sheets FAQs
How to put a flat sheet onto a bed
Hospital corners look smart and elegant but can be tricky to perfect. Here’s how to put a flat sheet onto your bed in 5 easy steps.
- Start at the foot of the bed and tuck the straight edge neatly between the mattress and bed base.
- Go to the corner of the bed and lift the draping flat sheet to the side.
- Tuck in the draping triangle between the mattress and the bed base.
- Holding the corner in place, fold the part you were holding downwards at a 45 degree angle to the edge of the bed.
- Repeat for all corners, and finally tuck the side in.
If hospital corners defeat you, then switch to a fitted sheet instead and use your flat sheets as top sheets instead.
How to use a flat sheet as a top sheet
Flat sheets can be used as top sheets to create the kind of luxurious appearance you’d see in a 5-star hotel.
- Place your flat sheet on top of your base sheet and tuck it in, starting at the foot of the bed.
- Keep around 30-45cm of the sheet untucked and allow this to lay flat over the pillows.
- Place your duvet cover, bedspread or blankets on top of the sheet.
- Fold back the loose section of the top sheet and lay it neatly over the upper layer of your bedding.
What size flat sheet should I buy?
| BED SIZE |
FLAT SHEETS (W x L) |
|---|---|
| Cot Bed |
120cm x 170cm 47in x 67in |
| Single |
178cm x 254cm 70in x 100in |
| Double |
228cm x 254cm 90in x 100in |
| King Size |
270cm x 290cm 106in x 114in |
| Superking |
270cm x 300cm 106in x 118in |
| Emperor |
320cm x 290cm 126in x 114in |