Are there tabs or loops to secure a duvet cover?
49665
No, there aren't. But we haven't experienced any problems with the duvet slipping around inside the cover, since neither the duvet or the cover is slippery.
49666
The twin sized-one I received about a month ago had nice tabs at each corner.
1144308
There are grommets on all sides of the blanket. If the blanket is too wide or long, you can either fold it under and secure it with wood strips or cut it off the bind the edge with duct tape.
837185
Not really securely. There are two zipper pulls, but they have string loops instead of metal tabs.
654668
Actually, yes it does. It has loops at each corner so if your duvet cover has ties on the inside, you can connect them.
1073009
No, their aren't - but since my Ikea comforter is covered in cotton and the duvet itself is cotton, the friction helps hold it nicely in place without it sliding or bunching. I really like this set - both the duvet and the shams launder beautifully with no need to iron as long as they are removed from the dryer promptly. I will say that the buttons don't seem to be sewn on all that securely so I imagine one day I'll have to pull out the needle and thread, but other than that I am pleased and I would definitely buy it again. The colors are muted enough that even in paisley it is not too busy - quite soothing in fact. No, their aren't - but since my Ikea comforter is covered in cotton and the duvet itself is cotton, the friction helps hold it nicely in place without it sliding or bunching. I really like this set - both the duvet and the shams launder beautifully with no need to iron as long as they are removed from the dryer promptly. I will say that the buttons don't seem to be sewn on all that securely so I imagine one day I'll have to pull out the needle and thread, but other than that I am pleased and I would definitely buy it again. The colors are muted enough that even in paisley it is not too busy... » Read More No, their aren't - but since my Ikea comforter is covered in cotton and the duvet itself is cotton, the friction helps hold it nicely in place without it sliding or bunching. I really like this set - both the duvet and the shams launder beautifully with no need to iron as long as they are removed from the dryer promptly. I will say that the buttons don't seem to be sewn on all that securely so I imagine one day I'll have to pull out the needle and thread, but other than that I am pleased and I would definitely buy it again. The colors are muted enough that even in paisley it is not too busy - quite soothing in fact. « Show Less
1869050
I don't know,I did not see one. I have an "odd" sized window in my bathroom .. so I bought the matching tablecloth and made my own curtain... you could do the same, just by the correct size tablecloth. I then used the extra material to add bands to plain towels making my own matching set, and a few other pieces.
899054
No, there are no loops. I think you mean loops near the corners to secure it to the mattress. It doesn't have loops but it seems to stay in place anyway. Ours is on a king-size mattress and is easy to put in place when I make the bed each day and at night it also stays where we want it; it doesn't slide around or off the bed if that is what you mean. It is so much easier to use than the heavy bedspread we used to have.
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Hi, Carl, Thanks for contacting us. The duvet cover is commercial-quality and is used in hotels, and because of that there is neither a button nor a zipper. Let us know if you have any other questions and have a nice day! Cheers, J. Lee
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This Duvet has only buttons on the sides to hold the unit inside the cover. If you think the unit will shift significantly inside the cover, then I take very small safety pins (like 1/2" long) and do pins in the 4 corners to hold down. I never needed to do this on current Duvet.....I have had to do it on old cover that had no buttons. The basic answer is that it depends on the "slip factor" of the two cloth materials. When the two materials slide easily, then you would like to pin down. With low slip factor, you shake the comforter once a week and it is all back to normal. tjcooper
868173
It is a small zipper located on the longer side of the duvet. Run your hand along the edge and you should find it. It's there! :)
1812583
I could be wrong, but I've never seen ties or loops on the actual comforters. When my duvet covers have ties, I just gather a little corner of the comforter and tie that in. The duvet covers I have only have the two ties at the top button side. Hop this helps.
1980411
The true answer is it depends on which cover you buy. This is just the insert and there are loops on the corners. The duvet cover you buy may or may not have ties which you can secure to the loops on the insert. Point being if you get a duvet cover which does have the ties then they can be secured to this insert.
621718
There are felt loops at the top corners. Depending on the type of wall, you can install L hooks or other hardware on which to attach the felt loops.
1434850
Yes, the one I bought on 1/19/2015 does indeed have the corner tabs for securing a duvet cover. Based on the other comments I was expecting to have to sew some on myself. So the fact that mine has the tabs was a pleasant surprise.
1277082
there are screws on the back of the bracket so that you can hold it when you get it to the right length for the drape. They don't show in the picture but they are on the bracket. I have had mine up for over a month and they haven't moved at all.
97399
No there are no tie loops, however the microfiber duvet covers we ordered did not cause the duvet to slip down or move around, the duvet stayed in place.
1966046
No it doesn't have loops but for some reason it doesn't shift in duvet. It's the softest and most comfortable and light weight thing I've ever bought. You won't be sorry if you get it.