what size drop of bedskirt does the main bedframe take?
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I just measured from the top rail to the ground and it is abut 17.5 inches. Instead of a bedskirt I have placed the top comforter more on one side to cover everything.
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I have a king size bed and it is only a couple of inches above the floor. It is a really nice bed spread and it was great not to have to fight with a separate bed skirt. This was well worth the money.
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The bedspread fits perfectly on my full size bed (About an inch off the floor)! It's a beautiful bedspread!
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I have mine on a queen size bed and judging from that you may still need a bedskirt
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I affixed the bedskirt with the round headed screw pins because we have it on an adjustable split king configuration. I have been very happy with it as it was the only way I could use a dust ruffle with the split king adjustable.
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15" - I have a pillowtop set, so the box springs is about 12" tall. It is sitting on a standard bed frame. This bedskirt brushes the floor and looks so good. I'm very pleased with the purchase.
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The bedspread is oversized; I have a sleep number mattress & a normal height frame - the spread covers the entire bed to the floor with probably extra 4- 6 inches that hangs on the floor- i did was the spread -it did not shrink at all
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Yes it comes in 14", 18", and 21" drop length. Search for Solid Ruffled Bed Skirt Shopbedding 18" drop or 21" drop
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Only about a foot, and I bought the frame to use with a full sized mattress and the middle piece doesn't fit, so check it immediately upon arrival to make sure they sent you the correct pieces...
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We didn't purchase this frame but instead purchased one from Serta which we believe to be the same height as this one. Since the frame sat too close for the floor the bed skirts sold these days at places like Bed, Bath & Beyond, we used the wood risers which we had purchased for the previous bed. (We have seen some black plastic risers which are way too high, but the wood ones worked well for us.) Does this mean that everyone in the USA who purchases a new frame must also purchase risers to use a bedskirt? Seems improbable, but it may very well be the case.
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1"-2". Just enough to raise the heavy matteress enough to tuck in the end corners. Then I use it to tuck in the sides. Our new matteress is SO HEAVY that it can't be lifted by any other method. I bought two, so that my husband and I can make the bed together.
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I got a frame that has a head and foot board attachment. I measured my bed first to make sure the frame was the right size
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I ordered a King size for my queen because my mattress/box springs measure approx. 26 inches and I prefer longer to short. The fringe on my just touches the carpet. It is on the heavy side; I love mine and it is outstanding quality and workmanship. It has always been my favorite style of bed spread ever since my grandmother gave me one as a wedding gift 56 years ago. Hope it works well for you. Lew
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I would love to know the actual size of the twin and full bedspreads so I know what to order. I want it to go to the floor on a twin bed but don't want any excess. It is a Christmas gift for my mom so I would appreciate an answer as quickly as possible. Thanks you!
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I'd say your best bet is to measure your current bed - then if you look on Tuft & Needle's website you can compare it to the measurements they have listed for each bed size. :)
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It is made so that you could use it either way. It definitely requires the bedskirt unless you purchase the king size and use it on a queen bed.
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I don't know about the bedskirt, as one did not come with the comforter. I purchased a sheet set from a local store that covered both mattresses. I would say no, it is not long enough to cover and over sized mattress. I have a standard queen and I place it further down on the bed, under the pillows with the shams so it'll cover the end of the bed nicely. This is just my observations based on what I have.