How do I keep the bed skirt on when making the bed? It slips and moves around making it uneven.
1756505
i don't know. you can attach it at the bed corners with thread. I have the same problem.
1930893
The skirt goes around the box springs with the elastic. You don't lift the mattress, you put it around the mattress and work it down to the box springs, please note, I bought this skirt for my king size bed. When it arrived and I tried to use it, it DID NOT FIT a king size bed. the elastic was spread to it's limit!!!! DON'T BUY IT FOR A KING SIZE BED!!!
488970
The part that's described as a skirt (that looks like it hangs down) actually stretches down under the mattress. I'm quite happy with it as it stays put with no loose fabric hanging anywhere. Hope this helps!
1809263
I haven't got mine yet but what I did was scrape/sand off the bedliner and made it smooth again. That way the 3M tape that comes with the product will have something to adhere to. We'll see how it works.
1439027
my sons bed is the same way and if you don't move it around it is ok. you could also put a flat sheet or something down on the wood first.
365458
I had the same problem with mine, I actually ended up drilling a few holes all the way through and using a pin to keep it from sliding. Hope it helps
639922
I do not use a bed skirt. I have a queen size with lifters, because I like a higher bed. Then I have a king size bedspread.
545891
The elastic does not go all the way around; it's just at the corners. It stays on the mattress very well.
1312662
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
1874056
Mine is an older, thinner mattress, and it stays on fine...mine does not have a skirt. Perhaps that is a different product? But it does stay put.
1966135
I have a queen size warmer on my queen size bed. Yes, it slips away from the edge of the bed, but I don't lay at the edge. I just pull it back in place the next morning.
183595
I have an adjustable queen size bed and cannot use a bed skirt. I always use a king and it covers perfectly.
1071214
I have the same problem. There doesn't seem to be a solution to keep it from slipping out without limiting the function of the drawer. Just open it carefully.:)
1469902
I took it off and use regular fitted sheets with a nice thread count. Mine didn't slide off too badly, but I still replaced it with regular sheets because they are easy to wash, and microfiber, which is what the cover is made of, collects too much dust. It's a great bed otherwise!
1455023
You may not have the tracks attached correctly or the bed square. My first attempt was frustrating until I attached the tracks correctly. If that is not the issue the bed may on an angle.
2199316
I guess that depends if you want the front and sides to touch the floor. I bought this in King, and it is very short sided on my bed, and it's a heavy quilt too ( in my opinion ). I tried it on my Queen bed, stripes up and down, and it is too short still on sides. I think you would need bed skirt still. If you lay it stripes sideways, it almost touches floor, but you must pull it down to cover front, leaving it a bit short on the top. I would suggest you measure your bed and decide where you want it to lay. The measurements are given for these. It is a lovely top quilt though. Hope this helped. Maybe if others respond, they can give more insight. I guess that depends if you want the front and sides to touch the floor. I bought this in King, and it is very short sided on my bed, and it's a heavy quilt too ( in my opinion ). I tried it on my Queen bed, stripes up and down, and it is too short still on sides. I think you would need bed skirt still. If you lay it stripes sideways, it almost touches floor, but you must pull it down to cover front, leaving it a bit short on the top. I would suggest you measure your bed and decide where you want it to lay. The measurements are given for these. It is a lovely top quilt though. Hope this... » Read More I guess that depends if you want the front and sides to touch the floor. I bought this in King, and it is very short sided on my bed, and it's a heavy quilt too ( in my opinion ). I tried it on my Queen bed, stripes up and down, and it is too short still on sides. I think you would need bed skirt still. If you lay it stripes sideways, it almost touches floor, but you must pull it down to cover front, leaving it a bit short on the top. I would suggest you measure your bed and decide where you want it to lay. The measurements are given for these. It is a lovely top quilt though. Hope this helped. Maybe if others respond, they can give more insight. « Show Less
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I would go around an tighten all your screws. My bed is pretty solid. I put it together by myself with a weak shoulder. (FYI-I am a woman)