Ships from and sold by Residence Hall Linens. New (1) from $17.95 + $4.95 shipping College Classic Extra Long Egg Crate Pad Pinzon Hypoallergenic Overfilled Microplush Mattress Pad - Twin Extra-Long FREE Shipping on orders over . DetailsAmazonBasics Microfiber Sheet Set - Twin Extra-Long, Navy Blue FREE Shipping on orders over . Make a smart investment in your student's sleep! Residence hall mattresses are not going to set records for comfort. One great way to overcome that is to add a high-quality, ergonomically contoured Egg Crate Pad to your new college bed. Egg Crate Pads increase the softness of the mattress while providing focused support for muscles after a long day of hitting the books and the gym (some students call them "magic fingers" because of the peaks and valleys in the pad). Your student will get much needed and much improved sleep each night when you add this to their bed at move-in. The springy polyurethane pad is hypoallergenic and made in the USA.
: High-density polyurethane foam ; Made in the USA ; Adds 1.5" to mattress height (our sheets and mattress pads will still fit) ; Sized Twin XL - 34"x76"x1.5"" 15 x 6 x 4 inches View shipping rates and policies Campus Linen Bedding Collection 3.5 out of 5 stars #66,589 in Home and Kitchen (See Top 100 in Home and Kitchen) #223 in Home & Kitchen > Bedding > Mattress Pads & Protectors > Mattress Pads Duro-Med Foam Bed Topper, Hospital Bed Pad, Foam Bed Pad, Blue, Made in the USA, 33 by 72 by 2 Inches Egg Crate Convoluted 3 Inch Foam Mattress Pad / Topper Twin Size Basic 5 Zone Egg Crate - Twin XL 5 star42%4 star22%3 star14%2 star10%1 star12%See all verified purchase reviewsTop Customer Reviewsbut keep in mind that the product doesn't look like the pictureJust OK, great when combined with 2nd mattress padand it wouldn't be comfortable. But after using it for the past monthInvaluable at CollegeAlmost as good as homegood dealI ordered this as filling on a headboard.
What you'd expect for $15 See and discover other items: bedding linens, book crate, twin xl dorm bedding sets, twin xl beddings Top Features include:Zoned for weight dispersionCushion foam provides comfort & support - USA madeSized to fit college dorm beds - Cheap essential dorm supply itemColor of foam may vary between white & yellow - Coloration does not effect quality of foam Other retailers $18.99 Our Price: Dorm Co. Tip: Avoid back & neck pain by adding a Bed Topper! Availability: Usually Ships in 24 Hours Our 5 Zone Egg Crate Topper is sized for Twin XL college bedding and is a cheap dorm bedding necessity. At Dorm Co we offer the biggest selection of Twin XL toppers from the super cheap to the high end, ensuring you'll get a better night's sleep no matter what you spend! Our 5 Zone Egg Crate in Twin XL may be our cheapest dorm bedding topper, but it certainly excels at giving you comfort. The 5 zones are designed to provided optimal comfort based on your natural body's need (see below for breakdown).
Going off to college evokes lots of change, but one of the biggest areas of change may be the bed you are forced to sleep on. College beds are often only a flimsy 8 inch thick mattress with less comfort than camp beds. In short your dorm bedding will need an upgrade in a major way. Our 5 Zone Egg Crate Topper is designed to give both comfort and support, while keeping you under budget too! Our 5 Zone Egg Crate Topper is seemingly so great you may wonder what makes it our economy Twin XL topper. The answer is its thickness (.25 - 1.375 depending on peak/valley of egg crate style) and the material construction (basic foam versus memory foam). If you feel your dorm bed demands more comfort then check out our Memory Foam Toppers, Featherbeds or thicker Twin XL Toppers. Regardless how you decide, we know it will be that one dorm product purchase that you are most thankful that you made. Ripples - Located in the feet and head area for gentle support (located in 2 areas)Waves - Perfect Support for your legs and shoulders (located in 2 areas)Coils - Ultimate Support for your back and torsoThickness: 1.375" Peak, .25" Base
Bedding > Bed Toppers - Twin XL > Top Features include:Thickest Twin XL Egg Crate Topper on the Market!Zoned for weight dispersion / Cushioned 1.2 lb density foam provides comfort & supportSized to fit college dorm bedding (Twin XL)High Quality - Made in the USANote: Topper is off-white/cream color, not gray as pictured Other retailers $84.99 Our Price: Dimensions: Sized for Twin XL bedsRights & Responsibilities | Fire Prevention Measures | Electric Cords & Appliance Requirements | Minimum Mandatory Sanctions |Additional Safety Information | Online Resources and Articles As Boston College students, you have rights regarding personal safety and security. In order to ensure these rights for you and your fellow students, you must abide by certain policies. Fulfilling these policies and requirements is your responsibility as a residence hall student. Minimum mandatory sanctions will be imposed for failing to comply. Health & Safety Inspections — Random Health & Safety inspections will take place throughout the year.
Any safety violation will be recorded. Fire Alarms — When the fire alarm in your building sounds, it is your responsibility to leave the building immediately. Although some fire alarms are false, you must treat every fire alarm as if a real fire is occurring. Maliciously pulling a fire alarm is a serious offense. It disrupts the life of every resident in the building and places at risk the lives of the responding fire personnel and resident staff. If you witness an alarm being pulled falsely, notify your RA immediately. Fire Extinguishers — Fire extinguishers are placed in specific locations throughout each residence hall. These extinguishers should be used only in the event of an actual fire. Misuse of a fire extinguisher is a very dangerous act. Door Propping — The first step toward a safe community is keeping the exterior door properly locked. Propping open a building door leaves the building and its residents vulnerable to all crimes. The card access system for each residence hall door monitors propping.
In the event that a door is propped open for more than 60 seconds, a silent alarm sounds to which the Boston College Police Department will respond. Room Combination Security — Safety begins with you. Under no circumstance is your room combination to be shared with non-roommates. Most on-campus theft is caused by room combination sharing. It is your responsibility to keep this code secure. Security Screens — In order to ensure your safety, residence hall rooms are equipped with locked screens. The tabs on these screens should not be removed unless an emergency situation arises. Removal of the tab on the screen is a violation. Students may report any missing red tabs to their Resident Director by September 15th without incurring a charge. Fire prevention requires the efforts and cooperation of all Boston College community members. As students, you are expected to adhere to strict guidelines on this matter. Failure to comply with these expectations can jeopardize your safety and that of others.
In light of the possible hazards caused by the use of high-voltage and heat-producing appliances and non-approved furniture in densely populated areas, various items are prohibited in the residence halls: No extension cords are allowed. Only power strips with surge protection are allowed. Space heaters and heating blankets Any style of halogen light or lamp Octopus lights and lamps (any light with more than three "arms") Any extension cord without a surge protector Decorative lights are permitted only from October 15 to last final exam in December. Grills are not permitted except in the Mods. Lighter fluid is prohibited in all areas. Smoking is prohibited in all residence halls. All non-University mattresses are prohibited in the residence halls. All types of foam mattress topper (egg crate, memory foam, etc.) are particularly flammable and are therefore prohibited. Futons may be used in common areas of suites and apartments, but they are not permitted in any bedroom or anywhere in traditional-style residence halls.
The University and the Office of Residential Life reserve the right to determine whether personal furnishings (chairs, couches, mattresses, lamps, etc.) are appropriate due to code, policy, or space issues. Heat-producing appliances are limited by hall. Only buildings with kitchens or kitchenette areas may have any appliance. This includes coffee makers, toasters, toaster ovens, etc. Please see your RD for building specifics. Electric Cords & Appliance Requirements Power strips or surge protectors must be used in the event that the number of electrical appliances exceeds the number of electrical outlets. These must be UL approved, with a circuit breaker. Only 110-volt and low-wattage (1000 or less) microwaves are permitted in the halls. Candles, incense, hookahs, and other sources of open flame are prohibited in the residence halls. These items should not be brought to campus. They will be confiscated and destroyed without compensation to the owner. Posters, flags and other wall hangings must be used sparingly.
They are not to be hung from the ceiling or in a location that will cover or interfere with light fixtures, outlets, or other appliances. Self-balancing scooters, commonly known as hoverboards are prohibited on campus. They will be confiscated if found being used anywhere on any BC campus. Construction of partitions, bunk beds, lofts, and other additions to your room is not allowed. Smoking in all residence halls is strictly prohibited. In order to smoke, students must be at least 20 feet from any residence hall. Exits may not be blocked or used for storage. Deliberately setting off a fire alarm Up to University Suspension; repay all costs associated with violation Negligent alarm (e.g., cooking)cost of any damage Tampering with fire/safety equipment (e.g., fire exting., smoke alarm, heat sensor, alarm box, horns, strobes) Up to University Suspension and/or loss of housing, educational sanctions Failure to evacuate during fire alarm
Disciplinary Probation up to University Probation, educational sanction Possession of unlit candles or incense Administrative Warning, confiscation (to be discarded) Possession of a candle with burnt wick or used incense Disciplinary Probation, confiscation (to be discarded) Possession of a burning candle or incense Up to Deferred Housing Suspension, confiscation (to be discarded), and educational sanction Tampering with a security screen/Removal of red tabs other than in an emergency situation Administrative Warning $100 fine and/or educational sanction Propping open a residence hall door Up to Disciplinary Probation and $200 fine and/or educational sanctions Removal or damage to Emergency Evacuation Plan or holder For additional safety information, contact: Boston College Office of Residential Life Boston College Environmental Health & Safety Boston College Police Department Online resources and articles