VICMORE Queen Mattress Bag Review: Thick Enough?

VICMORE Queen Mattress Bags, 1.5 mil (2 pack)

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The short version

Buy it if

Short local moves where the mattress stays in your own hands
Wrapping an old mattress for curbside disposal
Keeping dust off a spare mattress for a short time

Skip it if

The mattress is going into a storage unit for months
Movers or a long distance truck will handle it
Your mattress is thicker than 14 inches

What owners like

Keeps dust and dirt off a mattress during a quick move
Low cost for a one time job such as disposal

Common complaints

Bags around 1.5 to 2 mil have less puncture resistance than thicker ones
No adhesive or zip seal, so it needs separate packing tape to close
Not suited to long storage or multiple handoffs, where guides suggest 3.5 mil or more

Based on The VICMORE listing on Amazon.ca and a retailer copy of it, U-Haul's mattress bag guide, and mattress bag buying guides from BoxOps and Real Homes. No independent review of this exact bag was found, so the complaint themes reflect thin polyethylene bags in general..

Research scores

Does the job 6.5 covers a queen for short moves or disposal, but too thin for storage

Build quality 5.8 1.5 mil sits in the economy tier with less puncture resistance

Ease of use 7.5 pull over and tape shut, though tape is a separate item

Value 7.5 two bags in the lowest price band

Scored from the maker's specs and what owners report. Drew's own notes and photos will refine these.

Ownership

Times bought1

Price range$

Drew's hands-on notes for this product are on the way. Long-term updates will be added to this timeline.

What it does

Two thin clear plastic bags sized for a queen mattress, sealed with packing tape, for moving, storage or disposal.

Clear plastic lets you see the contents and any labels
Two bags cover a mattress and box spring, or leave one spare
Pull the bag over the mattress, fold the excess and tape the open end
Sold for moving, storage or disposal

Fine for a short local move or for wrapping an old mattress for disposal. At 1.5 mil it sits at the thin, economy end of mattress bags, so long distance moves, storage units and rough handling call for a 3 to 4 mil bag instead.

How it compares

U-Haul Standard Mattress Bag (queen)Better for real moves; U-Haul makes it at 3.0 mil, about twice as thick$

U-Haul Sealable Mattress BagBetter for storage, with a double adhesive seal and an antimicrobial additive U-Haul says inhibits mold and mildew$$

Linenspa Heavy Mattress Storage BagBetter if you want an adhesive closure instead of taping, and fits mattresses up to 16 inches thick$

Specs

Size: 60 x 100 inches with a 14 inch side gusset, for queen mattresses
Thickness: 1.5 mil
Material: Clear polyethylene (PE), water resistant
Closure: Open end, sealed with packing tape
Count: 2 bags

Worth knowing

The listing advises not dragging the bag over sharp corners, exposed hardware or rough floors.

Questions

Is 1.5 mil thick enough for a mattress bag?

For short protection, yes. BoxOps puts 1.5 to 2 mil in the economy tier and suggests 2.5 to 3 mil for most moves and 3.5 mil or more for storage.

How do you seal a VICMORE mattress bag?

Slide the bag over the mattress, fold the open end and close it with packing tape.

What bag is better for long term mattress storage?

A thicker bag. BoxOps recommends 3.5 mil or more for storage, and U-Haul sells a sealable bag with an antimicrobial additive aimed at mold and mildew.

Will it fit a king mattress?

No. This bag is sized for queen mattresses up to 14 inches thick.

Sources

Researched 2026-10-02. We bought this product; our page is built from the maker's details and what owners report across reviews and forums. We never copy Amazon customer reviews.