Martex
Martex Mainspread Bedspread Twin 81x110 in Slate
Twin bedspread measuring 81 by 110 inches with poly-cotton shell and 100 percent polyester fill in slate
- TypeBedding
- ColorSlate
- Color MappingSlate
- Twin coverage with 81 by 110 inch dimensions
- Durable poly cotton shell resists daily wear
- 100 percent polyester fill adds lightweight warmth
- Hem lock stitching reinforces edges for longevity
- Slate tone suits a range of bedroom styles
Twin Bedspread Dimensions
The Martex Mainspread bedspread measures 81 inches wide by 110 inches long, covering a standard twin mattress with generous overhang. Its slate colour suits neutral or cool-toned bedroom palettes. The poly-cotton shell with 100 percent polyester fill provides a lightweight layer for year-round use. Hem lock stitching reinforces the edges for durability.
Fabric Weight and Breathability
The poly-cotton blend allows air circulation while the polyester fill adds modest warmth without heaviness. In normal bedroom conditions the spread lays flat and resists shifting during sleep. No special power or thermal management is required for this textile product. The construction supports regular laundering according to care instructions.
Long-Term Wear Resistance
Hem lock stitching maintains edge integrity through repeated washing and daily smoothing. The fill distribution stays even without clumping when cared for properly. Buyers who want a heavier quilted coverlet or a reversible pattern should consider other styles. This bedspread serves as a single-layer topper for twin beds.
Highlights
- Twin coverage with 81 by 110 inch dimensions
- Durable poly cotton shell resists daily wear
- 100 percent polyester fill adds lightweight warmth
- Hem lock stitching reinforces edges for longevity
- Slate tone suits a range of bedroom styles
Specifications
| Brand | MARTEX |
|---|---|
| Type | Bedding |
| Color | Slate |
| Color Mapping | Slate |
Questions about this item
How do I fit the 81 in. by 110 in. bedspread on a twin mattress without the corners pulling up?
Center the spread evenly so the hem lock stitch runs parallel to the mattress edges, then tuck the excess length under the foot of the bed before smoothing the sides — skipping the tuck step causes the corners to lift.
When will the 100 percent polyester fill need refreshing or replacement?
The polyfill retains loft for several years; plan to replace the bedspread when the fill no longer springs back after washing or when the poly/cotton shell shows permanent thinning.
At what point does the slate color show fading from repeated washing and sunlight?
Fading typically appears first along the hem lock stitch and upper surface after many wash cycles and prolonged direct sun exposure, signalling the fabric has reached its colour‑fast limit.
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