We have an RV King bed which is 72x80 which is not a standard king bed. I've only found one set of sheets that fit on Amazon but they are only 300 thread count. It would sure be nice to find proper fitting Egyptian cotton 800-1200 thread count sheets at a decent price. Anyone have experience or knowledge would be greatly appreciated. Looking for a fitted (round bottom corners) bed cover also, like what was provided by the RV manufacturer (Open Range). Thanks.

Standard king sheets. Either tuck the excess in, create new pockets, or buy a pair of suspenders to hold it in place. All easy and inexpensive fixes.

do a search on ebay for 72 x 80 bed sheet. over 4000 listings.

wildtoad wrote:do a search on ebay for 72 x 80 bed sheet. over 4000 listings.The search only brings up a list of 4000 sheets, not 72x80 sheets.

Try looking at these from AmazonAmazon sheets

I use the AB Lifestyles sheets (first few in the Amazon link above) - they're very nice, high quality sheets. They're also made in the US.

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masonburdette
Explorer
Dec 16, 2014
enblethen wrote:
Try looking at these from Amazon
Amazon sheets

As I stated, those are the ones I have, but they are only 300 thread count. They are very thin and not "crisp" sheets. I am looking for good high thread count sheets.
time2roll
Nomad
Dec 16, 2014
Google "custom bed sheets" They will make ANY size, shape and thread count.
atreis
Explorer
Dec 16, 2014
I use the AB Lifestyles sheets (first few in the Amazon link above) - they're very nice, high quality sheets. They're also made in the US.
enblethen
Nomad
Dec 16, 2014
Try looking at these from Amazon
Amazon sheets
masonburdette
Explorer
Dec 16, 2014
wildtoad wrote:
do a search on ebay for 72 x 80 bed sheet. over 4000 listings.

The search only brings up a list of 4000 sheets, not 72x80 sheets.
wildtoad
Explorer II
Dec 16, 2014
do a search on ebay for 72 x 80 bed sheet. over 4000 listings.
donn0128
Explorer II
Dec 16, 2014
Standard king sheets. Either tuck the excess in, create new pockets, or buy a pair of suspenders to hold it in place. All easy and inexpensive fixes.