One of the answers below said this bed skirt is split to accommodate foot board. Others said it did not. Can you explain?
1023002
I love the bed skirt (I have a deep mattress and boxsprings, and nothing else that was reasonably priced was long enough). It is not split to accommodate a foot board. Think of it as a sheet that would cover the top of your boxsprings with a ruffle sewed on with elastic starting on at the top of one side and going down and across and up to the top of the other side. There is no ruffle from the top of one side to another. There is a lot of ruffle so I wouldn't be hesitant to neatly cut a slit to fit the foot board (and I don't sew much by hand, almost never by machine, and like to use a stapler for jobs that a staple would never be seen or felt :) .) Hope that helps... I love the bed skirt (I have a deep mattress and boxsprings, and nothing else that was reasonably priced was long enough). It is not split to accommodate a foot board. Think of it as a sheet that would cover the top of your boxsprings with a ruffle sewed on with elastic starting on at the top of one side and going down and across and up to the top of the other side. There is no ruffle from the top of one side to another. There is a lot of ruffle so I wouldn't be hesitant to neatly cut a slit to fit the foot board (and I don't sew much by hand, almost never by machine, and like to use a... » Read More I love the bed skirt (I have a deep mattress and boxsprings, and nothing else that was reasonably priced was long enough). It is not split to accommodate a foot board. Think of it as a sheet that would cover the top of your boxsprings with a ruffle sewed on with elastic starting on at the top of one side and going down and across and up to the top of the other side. There is no ruffle from the top of one side to another. There is a lot of ruffle so I wouldn't be hesitant to neatly cut a slit to fit the foot board (and I don't sew much by hand, almost never by machine, and like to use a stapler for jobs that a staple would never be seen or felt :) .) Hope that helps... « Show Less
1023003
It is not split. I'm not a seamstress so I haven't cut and sewed slits, and I'm not paying a tailor to do it. The bed skirt is only a temporary fix for me. The quality is okay, but when I redecorate my guest room it will go to the goodwill.
488970
The part that's described as a skirt (that looks like it hangs down) actually stretches down under the mattress. I'm quite happy with it as it stays put with no loose fabric hanging anywhere. Hope this helps!
1175272
we have a carpeted floor, but it measures about 6-7". also, if applicable to you, there's no way to use a bed skirt unless you cover up the side rails.
1174076
I really don't know, however, I thought this was a bedspread that would cover the whole bed. We have a king size bed and I still needed the bed skirt because this does not go all the way to the floor.
1926488
I'm sorry I can't help with that question. I converted a queen headboard to fit a full-size mattress. Of course, you can see the edges of the headboard, but the fullness of the bedspread covers it very well.
995315
It is quite narrow. I have a foot board, and it fits fine, though I had to do a little finagling to position it (laying it down under the bed, and then angling it up into place). I don't have exact measurements, but I can get those for you if need be.
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This is made for a daybed. The bed skirt only covers front and two sides. I do not reccomend it for a regular twin size bed.
31267
no the bed requires the footboard to hold the slats. Only one person was on the bed. Although I did not see that warning about two people. Strikes me as strange that in a queen bed only one person can be on it.
1966355
Mason, No it does not but that's an easy fix really. Check out The Trendy Bed for all your bed skirt needs.Thank you,Cathy @ The Trendy Bed
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I just put this together today and I would say the answer as to whether a standard twin bed skirt would work is "no". A standard twin has skirt flaps on 3 sides (2 long and 1 short) but the daybed needs 2 short sides and 1 long side. I measured from the top of the front slat support rail to the floor and it was 17 inches. The twin skirt that I happened to have is too short. I tried to make it work since you can't really see the left side of the bed so not having a flap over there would not matter and I tucked the other long side under the mattress. The problem is that trying to make it hang longer in the front makes the front corner too far forward. It also slides around to easily while you are trying to position the mattress. I think it is because of the smooth finish on the wood. I had a daybed years ago that had a metal spring frame as the support insead of wooden slats and rails and that made it easier to use a standard twin skirt. The spring frame attached to the wood frame at the corners only so there was space to let the skirt hang directly from over the edge of the spring frame. Hope this helps.
639922
I do not use a bed skirt. I have a queen size with lifters, because I like a higher bed. Then I have a king size bedspread.
813102
We attached a headboard, but not a footboard. My husband said you could do it. He also said that you may have to buy adapter plates to allow the pieces to fit, which we did. We had to buy these separately. Hope this helps.
1172223
It fits a Queen just fine, width, but the length comes up short. Forget using a foot-board without any extensions.
195613
It looks like it is made to come apart, but you would then have to drill holes for it as a footboard. I totally agree with the first response to this request.
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.
1167464
There are holes to attach a headboard but not footboard. I had to do some modifications to attach it to our headboard and footboard.
1257669
No, it doesn't. I don't use a footboard and the box spring and mattress fit perfectly on this frame.