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[ccassaday]

Has anyone ever used a bed skirt with a adjustable bed frame. Do you think it would  just get messed up and not stay in place.

[Desert Lily]

I have a bedskirt on an adjustable bed frame, and it stays in place. I haven't had a problem with it. I usually have the bed at a 45-60 degree angle, and the bedskirt might be a couple inches short at each end, but it doesn't show.

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@Desert Lily wrote:

I have a bedskirt on an adjustable bed frame, and it stays in place. I haven't had a problem with it. I usually have the bed at a 45-60 degree angle, and the bedskirt might be a couple inches short at each end, but it doesn't show.

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Thank you. The reason I asked is the bed I really like has a headboard option only. But I would have to use a bed skirt with it. I guess I could try it before I decided on whether to get just the headboard or the headboard with a panel side rails.

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@Desert Lily wrote:

I have a bedskirt on an adjustable bed frame, and it stays in place. I haven't had a problem with it. I usually have the bed at a 45-60 degree angle, and the bedskirt might be a couple inches short at each end, but it doesn't show.

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[grandma r]

I cut the bedskirt in half, lengthwise.  It works perfectly and stays in place regardless of the adjustment.

[Kachina624]

Lately, I've read several articles thst say bed skirts are out and many people aren't using them.  I know that I've ditched mine.

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@Kachina624 wrote:

Lately, I've read several articles thst say bed skirts are out and many people aren't using them.  I know that I've ditched mine.

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The bed I  initially liked had panel rails and a footboard. They sell just the headboard. If I did that I would need something to hide the bed frame.

[Kachina624]

@ccassaday.  My comforters or coverlets come down far enough to cover the bed frame.

[CelticCrafter]

@Kachina624 I tried not putting mine back on the bed and I hated the look!