Fitted Massage Table Sheets Disposable Massage Covers 15 Pcs

I got these covers for my massage table and they are perfect. I really recommend them to anyone.

I was being cheap before and didn't want to spend the extra for the elastic but let me tell you- worth every penny!Product (oil/gel) did not go through and it made for an easy cleanup. My client was able to turn into different positions and it did not come off. Highly recommend.

It very nice good for the price.

Bought these as a replacement for my Therapist Choice sheets for my MaxKing Master Massage bed. They barely fit and slip off with any movement. Better suited for the cheaper foldable massage tables.

These are a little small with elastic only on the corners so they are difficult to get onto the bed. Once on they stay put but the material shreds very easily. It caught on my client’s shaved face and attached to him like cotton candy or a spider web.

Haven’t use them yet but they look ok.

Honestly, I was completely out. Towels being my only other option. They came in less then 12hrs, I decided to just meke'em work and had already used several by the following day, so, although I am not returning, they do not fit good. If the tables pad was 1inch thick or less, then there is a tiny tiny possibility that they might fit, however, even then, through the center of the length, it is just too skinny. And the client would pull it off, just gently getting on or off the table.The product material itself, seems to be made well. I am a tattoo artist and a sterile environment is not just a #1 priority, it is mandatory priority. This product, along with me improvising, serves its purpose. It provides a fresh barrier between my current client and where past clients have also sat or layed prior. The ink does not seep through! That is great.I thought it great that it was a package set of the fitted head protector and "fitted mattress pad protector". This is what sold me.The price is fantastic.I was able to make them work. Immediately with the 1st client I looked unprofessional, like an un-prepared fool and had to immediately apoligise profusely to, for the ridiculousness of the "just for looks protector"I was embarrassed, to say the least.Before the next client, I decided to make the protector pay, refusing to allow it to get the best of me. I walked straight into the back to my fiancé's work shed place, unsure of what really to look for, but almost immediately settling on a big heavy duty juiced up stapler thing. At first it was hard to use, but after one utube tutorial and squeezing the s*it out of it; using ALL MY MIGHT I COULD MUSTER 48+x, I've kinda got the hang of it now. All four corners of the protector each got two staples to the wood base. And after quick home depo trip, my fiancé and I found a much smaller (much easier to squeeze) staple gun...Easy clean up, I just rip it off and my fiancé pulled out the 1st days round of staples. He left me the nose pliers, (as he called them, idk if that's really the name of the tool), but I pulled out the 2nd days round myself without too much of any issue. About 40+ staples. Most came out without much resistance.(Smiling..) I guess sometimes you gotta improvise on the fly! Not ideal, but it worked. And I am using this method until I run out and find a better fit.I'll leave a video of what I did in this review. Hope this helps to anyone in a similar bind.If anyone has any better advise, I would love to hear it. Thanks

It doesn’t fit