How does the bed skirt attach? Does it have elastic on its sides?
75865
This bedskirt does not have elastic on the sides, it sits on the box springs, below the mattress, which I have found is much easier than trying to keep the elastic ones in place.
75866
It's basically like a top sheet with a ruffled edge. It goes in between the mattress and box springs. It's very easy to install and it looks great. It helps to have 2 people to put the mattress back in place and not need to slide it much.
75867
Actually it has that white synthetic material in the middle, so the ruffle goes around the perimeter. I kind of prefer this actually since the ruffle can't be pulled down accidentally.
75868
Love the bed skirt. It fits between the box springs and the mattress. It does not have elastic on the sides.
1831474
It has elastic on the sides so it can expand some. My husband loves it and has had no problems at all He wears it all waking hours and takes out of case many times a day and it is holding up good.
536912
Yes it does, small elastic strips sewn in each corner so that you can use the duvet ties to secure it.
311020
It does. However, it's not super strong elastic. It's more of a stretchy mesh-like material. I have never had the topper on the bed alone. We put a cheaper mattress pad over the topper so we don't have to wash the topper as much. This together holds it just fine in place. I can't imagine it wouldn't cover any mattress. It's a wide pocket.
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
505372
No just some elastic at the bottom. It's a little roomier than expected for my 28 inch bike. But it's good quality and lightweight enough that you could pack it and take it with you if you had to.
542885
This doesn't have ruffles at the top. Therefore, one of your sides would be missing the skirt on the daybed.
1601603
It has elastic to keep it snug. It has holes where you could thread a lock through it, but it's not going anywhere with the elastic.
1348492
This dust ruffle is not elastic but Velcro. It attaches to the box spring cover that has the other Velcro side.
51682
The elastic is on the long sides and corners. The were perfect for a hospital bed (extra long)
1073803
It is both - elasticized and with a zipper with a flange that lays over the zipper. We bought two for extra-long twin beds, that are about 12" deep and still the encasement was somewhat big. I don't think it matters that it fits loosely but it's something to be aware of. This was a good purchase.
242200
I don't have a bed skirt for mine. I bought the queen size and it fits to about the top of the bed frame on the side. After many years with bedskirts, I like the different look.
516707
It's elastic, with 3 or 4 small plastic clips that fit under rubber bumper. The elastic band is so tight I don't even have to use the clips.
1672792
There is elastic, in two places and it has two strings like shoe laces. It can be made tighter but I worry that they are not very secure and could brake if pulled too tightly. I have only used the dryer 3 times and it has done a fine job so far.
490792
The sides are elastic nylon. Fits my bed perfectly. Really stretchy. It tucks under the mattress several inches so it doesn't come loose.
202887
It has 3 sides, 12 inches. I have a twin bed with a 9 inch box spring and took and raised the skirt to just above the floor and use safety pins (a lot) and pin it to the top of the bedskirt.
138354
the skirt is large enough for the mattress I have it on & has good elastic so I am having no trouble with it staying in place. Since I have it on a child's bed, I also have a thin mattress pad & a sheet on top of it to keep it cleaner since he sneaks food in bed. comfy