buying a lager duvet than bedsize
buying a lager duvet than bedsize
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Coco H

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4,237 posts

254 months

Monday 8th November 2010
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I am fed up of getting cold in the night. I like to roll up in the duvet and so does OH. We have a kingsize bed and so I am thinking of getting a superkingsize duvet. Would this be a huge error?

Silver993tt

9,064 posts

256 months

Monday 8th November 2010
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Buy two seperate smaller duvets, problem solved. That's how they do it on the continent and it makes sense.

Pints

18,448 posts

211 months

Monday 8th November 2010
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mmm... lager...

LivingTheDream

1,763 posts

196 months

Monday 8th November 2010
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If Carlsberg did duvets.......

Laurel Green

30,938 posts

249 months

Monday 8th November 2010
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Double-bed here, with king-size duvet. 'Tis the only way.

RicksAlfas

14,110 posts

261 months

Monday 8th November 2010
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Get two duvets. Then you can each choose how hot you want to be.
No gap down the middle either!

goldblum

10,272 posts

184 months

Monday 8th November 2010
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Instead of buying a Superkingsize duvet plus 2x sets of linen etc just buy a low tog (4.5)Superkingsize duvet and on cold

nights throw it over the top? What I do.SBR.

anonymous-user

71 months

Monday 8th November 2010
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Laurel Green said:
Double-bed here, with king-size duvet. 'Tis the only way.
yep! we do the same too!

King Herald

23,501 posts

233 months

Monday 8th November 2010
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We just had our new custom built kingsize bed delivered. Jaysus, it takes me five minutes to roll across to the edge to go for a pee! hehe

We had a normal double before, some antique brass thing the wife obtained, but even with my short stature my feet touched the cold frame at the bottom, unless I was touching the top with my head.

Mind you, the average English mini-house doesn't allow much more than a standard sized bed.

karona

1,927 posts

203 months

Monday 8th November 2010
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Superkingsize bed, two 'queen' size duvets, individual electric underblankets, super-cosy.

ZesPak

25,673 posts

213 months

Monday 8th November 2010
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Silver993tt said:
Buy two seperate smaller duvets, problem solved. That's how they do it on the continent and it makes sense.
This, two regular sized ones. The OH and I do this since otherwise one of us will be without blanket in no-time.

Red&WhiteMonkey

7,928 posts

199 months

Monday 8th November 2010
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Two duvets is the way forward, its one of the things I've taken freely onboard from my girlfriend and her Germanic ways. No more fighting over the duvet, no more cold gap in the middle and she gets 13.5 tog while I have 10.5 tog.

Lemmonie

6,314 posts

272 months

Monday 8th November 2010
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I used to have a duvet one size bigger than my bed till i brought a superking size bed :-(

Still the bed makes up for the stingy duvet biggrin

King Herald

23,501 posts

233 months

Monday 8th November 2010
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Duvets??? Blankets??? We use a single sheet, to keep the breeze of the air-con off us. biggrin

AdeTuono

7,572 posts

244 months

Monday 8th November 2010
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Or buy an Emperor size duvet. 10' across should do it.

http://www.ilovemyduvet.co.uk/content/view/42/62/


Oxygen Thief

1,749 posts

202 months

Tuesday 9th November 2010
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We have a King size bed with a super King duvet, doesn't stop her nicking all of it during the night though.


Mobile Chicane

21,598 posts

229 months

Tuesday 9th November 2010
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Coco H said:
I am fed up of getting cold in the night. I like to roll up in the duvet and so does OH. We have a kingsize bed and so I am thinking of getting a superkingsize duvet. Would this be a huge error?
The arse-ache is getting linen for a large duvet. It's also hard work putting a duvet cover on anything more than a double.

Much as I hate to agree with 993silvertroll, you'll find that much of northern Europe use two singles rather than one large - however where's the fun in that?

Personally, I'd go for a superkingsize duvet in the best quality goose-down you can afford, and snuggle up. cloud9

FamilyGuy

850 posts

207 months

Tuesday 9th November 2010
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Mobile Chicane said:
you'll find that much of northern Europe use two singles rather than one large - however where's the fun in that?
Well said. Bed time is about cuddling up and two separate duvets is about as appealing as separate bedrooms. Just get a duvet you can cuddle up under together.

Mobile Chicane

21,598 posts

229 months

Wednesday 10th November 2010
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FamilyGuy said:
Mobile Chicane said:
you'll find that much of northern Europe use two singles rather than one large - however where's the fun in that?
Well said. Bed time is about cuddling up and two separate duvets is about as appealing as separate bedrooms. Just get a duvet you can cuddle up under together.
However there is one notable side-effect of this: children. hehe

Red&WhiteMonkey

7,928 posts

199 months

Wednesday 10th November 2010
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Without going into detail, me and my girlfriend use the two duvet system and it doesn't stop any fun. If you're unable to move a duvet aside I suspect you're too old or weak to be bothered anyway.
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