I have a metal frame under my mattress instead of a box spring, will the dust ruffle work with that?
1051885
You would have Velcro under your mattress....leaving room for your bottom sheet. It might be awkward changing sheets but doable.
1051886
I'm afraid not. The detachable dust ruffle velcros on to a fitted sheet that is meant for a box spring. It is a great thing but wouldn't hang right and wouldn't Velcro on right on a metal frame only. Hope that helps!
1051887
You can do it, but you do need Velcro on the metal frame so that it will have something to stick to.
1338904
I have the dust ruffle and to tell the truth it is not worth what you might have to pay.you might be better off finding a coordinating solid and making it yourself.
2235118
I placed my new Red Nomad 10" memory foam mattress on my old metal spring frame. It works great!
17196
I believe the rails connect the headboard and foot of the bed together. They are metal. I ordered a queen size frame and the is a gap between the end of my mattress and the foot of the bed also if you are not using a box spring mattress with this you will need to get some kind of slants to support your mattress
2149003
If it worked for me between twin beds under a mattress cover it should work on the box spring for your situation.
185510
I'm not familiar w sleep number bed construction - the horizontal bar fits between mattress and box springs. If there are no box springs then it would need to go under whatever mattress exists - the vertical piece is adjustable , but I don't know how low it would go- sorry
1729116
It is not tall enough to go below both a mattress and a boxspring. If you only have the mattress on top of the bed frame it can work. The rail normally fastens with a belt around the boxspring, but could be adapted to fasten to the bed frame.
120922
Yes. It fits between the mattress and box springs. It doesn't matter if it's low profile. This handrail was promoted by the assisted living coordinator.
2036951
I don't think it would work with the mattress below the side boards. This item needs to be between the mattress and box spring.
1966594
yes, i currently have a box spring and mattress on mine. There are settings to adjust hit when assembling.
1096390
It should be fine. I purchased this quilt for my granddaughter's full-sized bed that has a regular (not pillow-top) mattress and the sides of the quilt fall below the side rails on the bed. I was going to get a dust ruffle anyway because I like that look, but decided it really was not necessary because you would hardly see it. Hope this helps.
1124716
This would be a question for the manufacturer. I don't see why it would not work though because this "Beds Up" frame fits right into my metal frame and the box spring rests in the "Beds-Up" frame. So it should work for you.
677045
Yes, I would think so. I have metal mattress supports but if I had regular box springs...Yes I would cover both.
2239009
I ended up giving it to someone along with the bed so I don't have it anymore but it was plenty big for a Queen bed if you use a dust ruffle. Of course, my bed was high off the ground also.
1434945
Not knowing your taste or where you want the comforter to end makes this question a little tricky. We have a high mattress and find it works well. It hits just above the dust ruffle and works for us.
658125
Yes you do and I recommend this one I got off of Amazon: Night Therapy Platform Metal Bed Frame/Foundation Set(SmartBase + Metal Brackets for Headboard & Footboard + Bed Skirt - Queen) - No Box Spring needed . It is one amazing frame support for under the bed. I ordered that and put mattress that I also ordered from Amazon on it and it is great.
231573
I would think so. You should be able to tuck the extra under the mattress and it will stay put.