i'm confused...are the edges able to go off/on via velcro? why does image show skirt at bottom end of bed only?
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The top of the bedskirt is elastic which stretches around the mattress. The skirt is on the three sides that show. I used safety pins to secure it in place when changing the fitted bottom sheet.
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There is an elastic band across the top of the bed no material......... if you wish to sew Velcro on the ends of the bed skirt you could do so
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No Velcro just elastic and didn't stay in place took it off and brought another I wasn't pleased with purchase
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It slips over the box spring and it stays in place with the help of the elastic edging.
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No velcrow, its elastic, what ur seeing is the back of the head of the bed, look @ Pillows
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It goes around like an elastic headband. I bought one and was unhappy with it. First it is easier said than done to get it on and second without pins it did not stay in place especially when changing sheets.
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the skirt is elastic and only covers 3 sides of the mattress. In the photo, the part of the mattress not covered (pillow end) would normally be against a wall or headboard.
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I think the picture is of the top of the bed. It does not have velcro it is elastic. I have not had a problem with it staying on but I did have to cut & hem the 2 bottom corners to fit over bottom bed board.
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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.
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The skirt is 3 sided it does not cover the head of the bed, as the head of the bed is to the wall
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It wraps around. It has elastic all around, with the skirt on 3 sides. Just elastic at the head of the bed. It's easy to put on. I used twist pins to hold it in place a little better though.
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Nope, this bed skirt only goes around 3 sides, the end of the bed and both sides. Hope this helps.
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I think the elastic is good and it stays on well, I don't have a deep mattress and I have not had any problems. I guess Im not sure what you mean about the skirt. If you are referring to a bed skirt that covers the box spring and hangs to the floor, that is not past of this mattress pad.
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Has a sheet like ruffle; be sure to measure the length for satisfactory fit. Previously bought a bed skirt with Velcro type and kept coming off in places .
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The dark brown edging goes all the way around the outside and the dark brown one goes all around the inside with the lighter pattern in between. I hope this helps you out. It is a beautiful bedspread.
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Headboard and footboard are attached to black metal bed frame. Does not show at all with bedskirt.
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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.
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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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hi, the 4 ends stick out a good foot from each side. Not a problem as this only weighs 10 pounds and can be pushed in (bent to touch the side of a queen bed. Thats what I did. There is no way to bolt the foot board to a bed frame so beware. 410 761 3366 glenn
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Yes it is loose. I'm surprised they didn't put a strip of Velcro back there. If it bothered the cat, or me, that's what I would do. But the bed is secure as it slides on the other way. The flap, I suppose, is to cover the PVC. I'm as surprised as you that they didn't put a small Velcro strip there.
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Hi there. We had the same issue! There is a small "button" on one of the legs (at the edge of the bed part) that you press . It's the same one that's SUPPOSED to click to lock it into place (had some difficulties w/one of ours). It isn't obvious since it kind of blends in with all the other black plastic hardware. Hope this helps. Have a blessed week! :) | db, charlotte nc | 11-Nov-2014.
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There is a lip only on the ends. We used a queen size quilt that hangs to hide everything. It works well. Hope this helps. PS. We love the beds.
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I used bed skirt pins, first I put it on the top side of the box spring to make sure it was height I wanted, there is elastic on the bed skirt, then I just pinned it in place,been several months and it is still looking as though I had just put it on. I'm very happy with it and I'm sure you will be too. Good luck!!
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I didn't use a bed skirt. The quilt covers the mattress and my bed has a wood frame around the bottom of the mattress so it looks great without a bedskirt.
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Crib skirts won't work with this crib. You won't be able to see them with the front drawer and the way it's built around the bottom.