will this bed skirt work well between a mattress and an adjustable foundation
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I'm not very happy with this bedskirt, the elastic has seemed to stretch out only after 3-4 months; I have to adjust it each time I make the bed. It's 'saggy' and uneven if I don't. I wouldn't buy it again, will be shopping for another one soon.
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Dear Rosemarie I don't have and adjustable bed frame, but if your bed has the same holes as a regular bed frame it will fit, I hope this has been useful
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Totally not sure if the skirt material would go the distance at the headboard area - of course, the elastic would stretch - I just believe it would look 'stretched' and I wanted a softer look which I have with the queen size on the queen size mattress. I also use the curly type screw in pins to hold up maybe 2 or 3 on each side - I like a full and even look. I love the skirt because I'm of an age that raising up mattresses to pull up a bed skirt, not something I can or want to do. Hope this helps.
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The skirt easily covers our trundle but you'd need to measure the distance between the top of your matress and the bottom of your trundle to determine if it would be long enough.
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The skirt needs to be held in place with upholstery pins. So would not work on an inflatable bed unless the mattress is sitting on a box spring.
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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.
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It should work fine. It slides in between the mattresses assuming you have box springs or underneath the mattress if you have murphy bed(in my case) or platform bed (assuming there is nothing blocking at that level such as a water bed frame. The legs adjust to the height. It slides easily to position it where it's easier to assist setting up or lying down.
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I have a deep mattress with a memory foam topper. This works great on it. There is no "skirt" per say, it may appear that way on a regular depth mattress.
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It may. The arms for this guardrail that slide between the mattress and box springs ended at the middle of a full size bed. Depending on where your adjustable bed bends, it may work.
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Sorry, but I do not believe it would work. I am not using the skirt, just didn't go with my décor, but can speak about the comforter: it is fitted and is 72" on the front, and then there is a slit on each side to accommodate the sides of the bed. I don't think this would work for an extra long mattress.
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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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If I understand your question correctly, the foundation would rest on the side rails that currently support your slats. Or, you could just rest this foundation on top of the 5 slats you currently have. I have a regular metal bed frame, which has side rails about 1 1/2" wide upon which the foundation rests. It is quite secure and fits well.
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The mattress does slide all the time to the side. I don't use a bed skirt but I think if you put it on the bottom part it might work.
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Should be fine. I used it on a steel bed frame with 2 inch grids directly under the mattress. The mattress is not thick but I can not feel the grids even when I try to press hard on it. This is much better than I thought and I am very impressed.
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The mattress is firm but still flexible. So I think it will work on a adjustable frame.
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I don't have the adjustable base, but brochure that comes with the mattress says it will. The controller will automatically compensate.
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If it worked for me between twin beds under a mattress cover it should work on the box spring for your situation.