Wholesale Mattress Bags
Protect mattresses during moves, storage, or disposal with heavy-duty mattress bags from Prism Pak. Available in all standard sizes from Twin to California King, our bulk mattress bags offer superior protection against dust, moisture, dirt, and bed bugs at wholesale pricing.
Why Choose Our Mattress Bags:
- Heavy-Duty Construction: 3-6 mil thickness resists tears and punctures
- All Sizes Available: Twin, Full, Queen, King, California King
- Wholesale Pricing: Save up to 40% vs retail on bulk orders
- FDA-Safe Materials: Food-grade polyethylene for safe, long-term storage
- Fast Shipping: Same-day dispatch on in-stock orders
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Mattress Bag Buying Guide
What Are Mattress Bags Used For?
Mattress bags serve multiple purposes:
- Moving & Relocation: Shield mattresses from dirt, moisture, and scuffs during transport
- Long-Term Storage: Prevent dust, mold, and mildew when storing mattresses in basements, attics, or storage units
- Bed Bug Protection: Seal infested mattresses for treatment or disposal (check local regulations)
- Mattress Disposal: Keep disposal areas clean and meet sanitation requirements
- Retail Packaging: Protect new mattresses in warehouses and during delivery
How to Choose the Right Mattress Bag Size
Match your mattress dimensions to the correct bag size:
- Twin: 39" x 75" (fits Twin and Twin XL)
- Full: 54" x 75" (fits Double mattresses)
- Queen: 60" x 80" (most popular size)
- King: 76" x 80" (fits Standard King)
- California King: 72" x 84" (longer, narrower fit)
Pro Tip: Measure your mattress height (thickness) too. Most bags accommodate up to 12-15" thick mattresses, but pillow-tops may need oversized bags.
Material & Thickness: What Mil Rating Do You Need?
Mattress bags are measured in "mil" thickness (1 mil = 0.001 inches):
- 2-3 mil: Light-duty for short-term moves or disposal (economy option)
- 4 mil: Standard protection for residential moves and short-term storage
- 5-6 mil: Heavy-duty for long-term storage, commercial use, or bed bug encasement
Our recommendation: 4 mil minimum for moving, 5-6 mil for storage over 3 months.
Sealing Your Mattress Bag
For maximum protection:
- Slide the mattress into the bag (easier with two people)
- Remove excess air to reduce bulk
- Seal the open end with packing tape or zip ties
- For bed bug treatment, use airtight sealing methods (tape all seams)
Do not vacuum-seal unless the bag is specifically designed for vacuum use—standard bags may tear under pressure.
Wholesale Bulk Pricing for Businesses
Prism Pak offers volume discounts for:
- Moving companies and relocation services
- Furniture retailers and mattress stores
- Property management and storage facilities
- Pest control companies (bed bug encasement)
- Hospitality and healthcare facilities
Order in bulk and save—contact us for custom volume pricing on pallet quantities.
Eco-Friendly Disposal & Recycling
Our polyethylene mattress bags are Type 4 LDPE recyclable where facilities accept plastic film. Check with your local recycling center—many grocery stores also accept clean plastic bags for recycling.
Frequently Asked Questions
What size mattress bag do I need?Match the bag to your mattress size: Twin bags fit 39" x 75" (including Twin XL), Full fits 54" x 75", Queen fits 60" x 80", King fits 76" x 80", and California King fits 72" x 84". Most mattress bags accommodate mattresses up to 12-15" thick, so choose an oversized bag for pillow-top mattresses. What mil thickness should a mattress bag be?Use 4 mil minimum for moving and 5-6 mil for storage longer than three months. A 2-3 mil bag is an economy option suitable for short moves or disposal only, while 5-6 mil heavy-duty bags resist tears and punctures during commercial use and bed bug containment. Are mattress bags waterproof?Mattress bags are water-resistant, not fully waterproof. The polyethylene film protects against light moisture, humidity, and spills, but the bag should not be submerged or stored in standing water. Do mattress bags protect against bed bugs?Heavy-duty 5-6 mil mattress bags can contain bed bugs during treatment or disposal when every seam is taped and sealed airtight. For ongoing encasement therapy on a mattress you plan to keep sleeping on, use a specialized zippered bed bug encasement instead. How long can I store a mattress in a bag?A mattress can stay bagged indefinitely if stored correctly: keep it in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and temperature extremes, and raise it off concrete floors using pallets or cardboard. Use a 5-6 mil bag for storage beyond three months. What is the difference between a mattress bag and a mattress cover?A mattress bag is a disposable polyethylene sleeve used for moving, storage, or disposal, while a mattress cover is a reusable fabric encasement designed for daily use such as allergen and liquid protection. Bags are sized to slide over the mattress and seal; covers stay on the bed. Can mattress bags be reused?Yes, a mattress bag can be reused if it is clean and undamaged, and heavier 5-6 mil bags hold up best to repeat use. For bed bug containment, use the bag once and dispose of it to avoid re-infestation. Are mattress bags recyclable?Yes, our polyethylene mattress bags are Type 4 LDPE and recyclable anywhere plastic film is accepted. Many grocery stores take clean plastic film for recycling even when curbside programs do not.
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