GripFix – The Ultimate Fitted Sheet Holder V2 - Free 3D Print Model

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Acki3DPrint

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0.2mm layer, 3 walls, 15% infill, PLA

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0.2mm layer, 3 walls, 15% infill

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V2 0.6mm nozzle, 0.3mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

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0.28mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill, manual supports

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No more annoying slipping of your fitted sheets! The GripFix is the elegant solution for a perfectly made bed.

Thanks to its clever design with barbed teeth, the main body firmly grips under the mattress. The fitted sheet is simply pulled over it and securely and discreetly fixed in the guides with the two clamping rails. The result: Your bed sheet stays taut all day long and always looks neat.

Print settings:

Layer height: 0.2 mm
Wall thickness: 3 lines
Infill: 15%

Enjoy your well-deserved, peaceful sleep without annoying fumbling with the bedding!

UPDATE 09.09.2025

After several requests from the community, I have rounded off the sharp edges on the rail!

Documentation (1)

Assembly Guide (1)

Montageanleitung für den GripFix Spannbetttuch.pdf

Comment & Rating (1361)

@Rey_G

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0.2mm layer, 3 walls, 15% infill, PLA

This is why I got a 3D printer; functional prints that solve a problem. My wife always blames me for being the culprit when the fitted sheets come undone. I’m gonna print some for my side of the bed only and shrug when her side comes undone. Thank you!!!

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@Acki3DPrint

Great idea 😂👍

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@Wambo1337

That's the only way :D

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@3DNuthouse

😂

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@MatapexxxX

Printed on Ender 3 with no issues, now my wife's side of the bed will be the only one coming undone and she will have no idea why

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@Acki3DPrint

Great idea 😂😂😂😂👍

@AMRspace1

how dare you lmao

@EzPzQt

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Sharp edges ripped my sheets. Highly suggest removing the sharp points and rounding them out with a file. My wife wasn't impressed with my new "Hey check this out!"

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@Acki3DPrint

Okay, you're the first one this has happened to. I'll see if I can modify the model!

@EzPzQt

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Replying to @Acki3DPrint :

It may be due to me using PETG instead of PLA but I immediately saw the sheet start to rip when I went to install it. It's not the highest quality sheet clearly. I sanded the corners where the insert goes and that helped a lot.

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@nhojyelbom

same issue, and the 90 is not the right angle for my purple mattress

@iammagicmike

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0.28mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill, manual supports

wow! after years of trying all sorts crappy Amazon solutions like alligator clips on elastic with no success whatsoever, this print seemed to solve the problem where my fitted sheet pulls off the corner of my mattress. Now I can thrash around all night, every night as I violently fight off the demons that haunt my dreams without worrying about remaking my bed when I wake up

@Kmiller8821

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0.2mm layer, 3 walls, 15% infill, PLA

This printed very well. I initially had some issues getting it to lock in place, but due to the Maker's (and other comments) amazing support, the product is working as intended. I highly recommend, the print is solid and the Maker is responsive to assist - which I find both refreshing and appreciated greatly. (It's printed in pink because we have extra pink and you can't see it under the mattress anyway. lol)

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@afisch00

Installation instructions for the GripFix Fitted Sheet Holder For a complete bed, you need 4 base units and 8 clamping rails. Step 1: Preparation Lift the mattress at one corner of your bed. Place a base unit on the corner of the mattress so that the spiked teeth grip the underside of the mattress. Repeat this process for all four bed corners. Step 2: Spreading the Sheet Lay your fitted sheet over the mattress as you normally would and pull it taut. The base unit is now hidden under the sheet. Step 3: Securing the Sheet (per corner) Insert a clamping rail from the side into the guides of the base unit. You will have a tightly clamped sheet over the clamping rail. The sheet is now clamped between the rail and the base unit. Repeat the same process with the other three corners. Two rails are used for each corner. Step 4: Final Check Make sure all 8 rails are securely in their guides and are holding the sheet. Pull on the sheet to test it. It should now be rock-solid and not come loose.

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@Kmiller8821

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Replying to @afisch00 :

I translated the instructions on google but still can't get the rail to slide in with the sheet over it. I know I need 4 pieces, but I only printed 1 to test.

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@Acki3DPrint

Replying to @Kmiller8821 :

You pull the fitted sheet over it and then press the fitted sheet slightly into the rail and push the rail in from the side. Here is a link to the video I made on TikTok. https://vm.tiktok.com/ZNdqmyx8c/

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@PlatyPrint

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FINALLY! this is exactly what the world needs!

The designer has replied

@Acki3DPrint

😂😂😂I hope I can create world peace with it!😂😂😂 Thanks 👍🏼

@Taz_Lowell_420

Replying to @Acki3DPrint :

Hell, yeah bro a good night sleep for an important person could be life altering decisions the next day at work 🤷🏻‍♂️ see? you didn’t think about it that way, huh?😉👍🤣😂😂 i’m gonna see if I send a few of these to the White House. so Trump can get some good sleep🤣🤣😂

@Acki3DPrint

Replying to @Taz_Lowell_420 :

😂😂😂😂😂😂👍🏼

@user_3965103275

Print Profile

0.2mm layer, 3 walls, 15% infill, PLA

the sharp corners where the slides slip in cause the bed sheets to rip

@DonGrinch

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I have the same problem, even after the updated not sharp version

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@AlexanderGa

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0.2mm layer, 3 walls, 15% infill, PLA

It seems good so far, I will cut a bit the spikes so it does not damage the mattress and I will come back for a second review

@Podarces

Hello, would you have a second opinion to give us after all this time?

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@AlexanderGa

Replying to @Podarces :

It turns out that my mattress was way too big and round for it, so it would not fit.

@hans.j.pedersen

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boosted ! this solved an annoyance of many, many years. ive tried straps with clips, corner clamps, u name it.. THIS... This was epic fitment and function for my "svane continental" framebed. the only nag is the post processing work to round the corners of the entry for the locking slides.

@XiaoEh

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0.2mm layer, 3 walls, 15% infill, PLA

Flawless design. Never again has my bedsheet come undone due to wife sleeping habits.

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