How does the bed skirt attach? Does it have elastic on its sides?
75865
This bedskirt does not have elastic on the sides, it sits on the box springs, below the mattress, which I have found is much easier than trying to keep the elastic ones in place.
75866
It's basically like a top sheet with a ruffled edge. It goes in between the mattress and box springs. It's very easy to install and it looks great. It helps to have 2 people to put the mattress back in place and not need to slide it much.
75867
Actually it has that white synthetic material in the middle, so the ruffle goes around the perimeter. I kind of prefer this actually since the ruffle can't be pulled down accidentally.
75868
Love the bed skirt. It fits between the box springs and the mattress. It does not have elastic on the sides.
1874054
I am not sure what you mean about the skirt. But yes it does have elastic all the way around. It hasn't been popping off.
1874056
Mine is an older, thinner mattress, and it stays on fine...mine does not have a skirt. Perhaps that is a different product? But it does stay put.
488969
Hi Fern, It has a skirt for deep mattress and is fitted like a sheet on the bottom of the skirt. It is also made of very good material and stretches a little but doesn't slip around on the bed. I've had mine for almost a year and am very satisified and would buy again. Dave
1734551
Has knit elastic sides. Will fit 12" mattress well, possibly as much as 14" without tucking, which might not matter if your sheet does.
1943175
I have a Queen size and it didn't need a bed skirt. The corners (at each end) hang to the floor. The rest of it barely touches the floor. I like it and hope you do too. I'd be glad to answer any more questionsabout the bedspread.
505372
No just some elastic at the bottom. It's a little roomier than expected for my 28 inch bike. But it's good quality and lightweight enough that you could pack it and take it with you if you had to.
1073803
It is both - elasticized and with a zipper with a flange that lays over the zipper. We bought two for extra-long twin beds, that are about 12" deep and still the encasement was somewhat big. I don't think it matters that it fits loosely but it's something to be aware of. This was a good purchase.
1231801
It has elastic all the way around, but it's some of the weakest elastic I've ever seen and does not hold the fitted sheet in place. Instead of being tight on my very deep mattress, the fitted sheet is loose and moves around. Sadly, I will probably throw these sheets away.
1312669
I used Velcro to attach the skirt on both sides and the bottom of the box springs. The skirt doesn't slip when using the Velcro. I don't know the picture is that way. The skirt has three sides.
1544625
mine has elastic in front and back. There is clips on each side for a strap to go under the car, that is not included. I just use one bungee hooked into the clips.
542885
This doesn't have ruffles at the top. Therefore, one of your sides would be missing the skirt on the daybed.
202887
It has 3 sides, 12 inches. I have a twin bed with a 9 inch box spring and took and raised the skirt to just above the floor and use safety pins (a lot) and pin it to the top of the bedskirt.
210504
it is a mattress pad with fitted sides that have elastic. just like any other mattress pad, or just like a fitted bottom sheet.
628705
It has elastic and it wraps around the box springs. Very easy but I suggest you use some curly pins to hold it in place.
1672792
There is elastic, in two places and it has two strings like shoe laces. It can be made tighter but I worry that they are not very secure and could brake if pulled too tightly. I have only used the dryer 3 times and it has done a fine job so far.
93437
Yes, it does. Each side of the skirt is a separate "panel" of ruffles, so it can easily lay over a post or support board.