How can you use a bedskirt with an adjustable bed?
We recently purchased a split king adjustable bed- which is essentially two twin adjustable bases and two twin memory foam mattresses. This bed’s “zero gravity” setting has made my sleep so much more restful. I love it!
Using a standard king sized bed headboard, footboard, and rails worked out perfectly; the adjustable bases fit inside exactly. The only problem with the adjustable bases is that we couldn’t use the traditional bedskirt that came with the bedding we purchased. This was a problem, because you could see the legs of the adjustable bases below the bed frame.
Time to get creative!
We had the bedskirt that came with our bedding; as I mentioned, the problem is, with two separate bases where the head and foot move independently of each other, it was impossible to put the traditional bedskirt on top of the bases as you would normally do. I solved this dilemma but cutting the bedskirt portion away from the part that would normally sit under the mattress.
I purchased some self-adhesive Velcro strips made specifically to be used on fabric. This is important- buy the style meant for fabric or you risk it not adhering properly. It seemed the best way to attach the bedskirt, was to attach it directly to the bed frame.
This task would be easier accomplished if it could be done before the bed bases are inside the frame. We installed the frame around the bases, so this wasn’t possible. So, I had to start the bedskirt from underneath the bedframe. I pulled it up through the frame to the length I wanted.
The frame held the bedskirt in place. We took the Velcro strips and stuck them together before cutting. We measured out and cut the Velcro into three inch strips to space them around the bed frame.
Attaching the Bedskirt
Here’s how you do it: Start in a corner at the foot board. It is important to start here and then work your way to the headboard to be sure you have the actual corner of the bedskirt in the corner. If you start at the headboard, it’s possible that you could be off and the corner of the skirt not make it to the corner of the frame, if that makes any sense at all. Work your way up to the headboard from there.
Adhere the Velcro adhesive to the bed frame first by peeling the protective strip and pressing it firmly to the frame. Then remove the other protective strip and press the fabric to the Velcro that’s on the frame. This is why it’s important that the Velcro strips are fitted together before attaching. Continue to work your way all the way around the bed frame. We cut a couple of smaller strips to hold a couple of areas that sort of gaped near the corners.
This worked out perfectly! The legs of the adjustable bases are now hidden, the bedding looks beautiful, and it’s secure even when the bases are adjusted!
February 24, 2024 @ 10:32 am
Hello!! Is changing the sheets difficult with the footboard? We too have a split king adjustable and just got a frame with a footboard. Any helpful tips? Thanks!
June 27, 2024 @ 4:12 pm
It’s really not difficult. There’s a large enough gap that I can easily reach in and lift the mattress the get the fitted sheet in place. In the years that have passed I ended up removing the footboard and went with a bedspread that reaches the floor. Here’s a link to my Amazon storefront- There’s a video of my bed without the footboard here https://amzn.to/3VH6tBU
December 30, 2021 @ 3:52 am
Can you tell me what bed frame you have? We have a split king adjustable bed and I would love to put it inside a bed frame. Plus your bed frame is very pretty.
Thank you.
Amy
December 30, 2021 @ 10:17 am
Amy- We bought just a standard king bed headboard, footboard, and rails. We bought it at Nebraska Furniture Mart about 6 years ago I guess. I just checked their website and I don’t see our particular bed there. You’ll just leave out the cross bars when you assemble. The bed frames fill the space so well that you don’t need any extra stability to hold the bedframe together. Hope this helps!! Blessings- Kelly
September 1, 2021 @ 5:29 pm
I too have an adjustable split king sleep number bed. I see where you said you removed the mattress to attach the velcro, but with our bed, the mattresses are attached and you cannot remove them from the base. The only way I can see doing what you suggest is to cut the bedskirt off the part that would normally go under the mattress on a regular bed, and either attach velcro or (like someone said above) staple them on the base (but that doesn’t sound very nice when it comes time to wash.) We have dogs and they sometimes will rub up against the bottom of the bed and they will get hair and dander all over it. *SIGH*
I’m tired just thinking about how to do this. LOL
A fellow Texan transplanted to Arkansas
September 8, 2021 @ 11:39 am
Charlene- We did cut away the part that would normally go between the mattress and box spring. You can sew the velcro strips to the bedskirt and attach it’s counter part onto the bed rails, head board, and footboard. That way it will easily come off for washing. You could try the spiral pins that go through the skirt to the adjustable base but if your mattress is physically attached to the base, I have no idea other than affixing the Velcro to the bed rails and sewing it to the skirt itself in different areas. Thanks so much for touching base. I wish I could be more help. Blessings- Kelly
July 14, 2021 @ 2:56 pm
Sorry if this was already answered but you have so many comments (a good thing) that I got tired of reading them! Doesn’t the velcro on the bedskirt come loose when it is washed?
July 16, 2021 @ 12:32 pm
Mary- That’s a possibility. To ensure the velcro stays put you can take a few stitches around it to secure it to the bed ruffle. You could also hit it with a couple of staples to hold it secure while you wash in the delicate cycle. Hope this helps! Blessings- Kelly
June 5, 2021 @ 6:14 pm
Hi
If I understand you correctly, are you saying to attach the bedskirt to the wood frame? I have a 4 poster bed with footboard and side boards. I don’t like my bed without bedskirt either because I put things under the bed and I don’t like seeing the legs of the adjustable bed. Did you have to take all the mattresses and base mattresses off to get inside the side rails and footboard? This is keeping me up nights trying to figure it out.
June 7, 2021 @ 11:28 am
Laura- I did remove the mattress to be able to get the bedskirt attached to the bed rails at the correct height. The base is low enough to not be in the way. The velcro is an easy solution. You can add as many strips as it takes to the the bedskirt to hang evenly. I didn’t show this; but I also added shallow staples to the velcro strips to get them more firmly attached to the bed rail. I hope this helps!!
May 31, 2021 @ 9:13 am
Hi, thanks for the tip! We ordered our Sleep Number flextop king. We are going to be shopping for a new bedroom suit as we currently have a queen bed. My question is do you just plunk the new bed and adjustable frame inside the head/foot board? Does that make sense? The adjustable frame was over $3,000 and i will use it no matter what!!!🤣
May 31, 2021 @ 10:03 am
Debi- You’re welcome!! And yep, we just basically put the headboard, footboard, and rails around the adjustable bases (we have 2 since it’s a spit king). They don’t attach to the frame. I love my adjustable bed- I sleep on the zero gravity setting every night. 🙂 I’m glad you stopped by! Blessings- Kelly
May 31, 2021 @ 11:03 pm
Thanks! They told us that we could buy a bracket if we just used a headboard. We are building a new home and wanted to wait to furnish the bed room once it is built. Happy Memorial Day.
March 20, 2021 @ 6:02 pm
Hi Kelly
I don’t have a bed frame around the bed but your directions worked great. I only have a leather headboard (which we love). Because there is no frame, I attached it to the moving platform. It still goes up when the bed goes up BUT it stays secure and is so much better than the twist pins that you can buy at BB&B. Those suckers were miserable to put on and especially to take off to wash the skirt. BTW your tip on keeping the tape together and pressing the one side to the base before you adjust the skirt to it is genius. Thanks so much!
March 26, 2021 @ 10:48 am
Julie- It’s so funny the little things you don’t think about when upgrading your bed! I ended up going with a bedspread that goes to the floor when I last changed my bedding. The bedskirt is still under but you can’t see it. We fold the bedspread back at bedtime so it’s out of the way and we use a blanket that I put on before the bedspread when I make the bed. But man, I love my adjustable bed! I sleep on the zero gravity setting every night. Anytime I visit my kids I can barely sleep and can’t wait to get back to my bed! Thanks so much for stopping by to share your experience! Blessings- Kelly
November 8, 2020 @ 4:21 pm
We recently purchased a split king adjustable bed, and I have also been struggling with bedding options. I love our comforter, but also can’t handle seeing the exposed legs on the adjustable bed. The frame that came with the bed does not fit snug, so I’m reluctant to try the velcro option. What do you think about sewing the ruffle directly onto the comforter?
November 9, 2020 @ 2:45 pm
Leota- Sewing the ruffle onto the comforter could work. But it will rise up and down with the beds and likely get caught in places on the frame. We’ve gone to a long ruffle bedspread that sits outside the bedframe. At night we fold the bedspread back and sleep with the blanket that is beneath it. This keeps the bedspread in beautiful shape. If the ruffle is tucked into the frame I just don’t know if you’ll have to spend time pulling it back down. Hope this helps! Blessings- Kelly
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July 9, 2020 @ 7:32 am
SO genius! You answered every question I had about my new bed— it was driving me crazy! Thanks for a great Pinterest post.
July 13, 2020 @ 4:20 pm
Emily- Thank you so much!! I love my adjustable bed but I gotta have a dust ruffle so you can’t see under the bed. I’m glad the idea works for you too. Blessings- Kelly
February 2, 2020 @ 3:36 pm
thank you so much. I have x-long elastic bed skirts, but cut so not to put in middle of the beds. I used pins and i hate to see it. The comforter does not cover the pins. I will get the velcro. Do you have a special kind you used. Thanks again this has been driving me crazy.
February 6, 2020 @ 1:41 pm
Linda- I’m so glad my suggestion was helpful! I think I purchased my Velcro at JoAnn’s. Blessings- Kelly
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June 5, 2019 @ 8:39 pm
Hi, I am wondering if you have trouble with your twin adjustable beds separating in the night? I see you have the bed frame around yours and I wonder if that would help. It drives me nuts and the gap between our beds makes it not comfy to cuddle. I am regretting purchasing these and hope you have a solution.
June 5, 2019 @ 10:40 pm
Mandy- Our mattresses stay tight because they are snug inside our bed frame. I adjust my side and The Mean Man keeps his flat. Even still we are able to sleep close to each other. Our little Yorkie sleeps between us lots of times and the beds are so tight he’s never gotten caught in the crack so to speak. I think the bed rails of our bed frame must be what’s keeping everything together. I thought they make some kind of brackets to attach the beds together otherwise. I’d check with the store where you bought them to see if such a thing exists. Hope this helps! Blessings- Kelly
February 7, 2019 @ 12:06 pm
Thanks Kelly! What a great idea. We’re getting our adjustable bed today and it hit me that the bed skirt won’t work as is. I love the velcro idea to solve the problem but also make it easy to take the bed skirt off to wash on occasion. I will subscribe to your blog to get more great ideas.
February 8, 2019 @ 12:06 pm
Jan- I’m so happy you subscribed. I’m about to start several new projects and can’t wait to share them! Oh, and you’ll love your adjustable bed! I am sleeping better than I ever have. Thanks so much for stopping by! Blessings- Kelly
January 16, 2019 @ 9:42 pm
Today I made the adjustments recommended on my king sized bed skirt to accommodate twin xl mattresses and an adjustable bed frame. THANK YOU for the clear instructions – I could not be happier with the result. I was apprehensive at the beginning, but after a few minutes found the process easy to follow and the result 100% successful!
January 17, 2019 @ 9:24 pm
Beverly- I’m so happy to it worked for you! I just love how a bed skirt completes the look of beautiful bedding. I appreciate you taking a moment to let me know you gave it a try. Blessings! Kelly
January 2, 2019 @ 8:33 pm
Hi Kelly! I’m new to the adj bed market as I just bought mine last month. Your blog is WONDERFUL👏👏👏 I moved earlier in the year and I bought 2 nice new comforter sets as a housewarming gift to myself but when my bed came I was not as clever as you and my bed frame set naked until I came across your website. Thanks for the very clever idea, now I have a bed is complete and doesn’t look so bare, THANKS AGAIN
January 3, 2019 @ 6:51 pm
Stephanie- I’m so happy to hear you found the tutorial helpful! I love my adjustable bed- but I hated not being able to complete the bedding look. A bedskirt just makes the whole thing come together. I thought this was a fairly simple solution. I’m glad it worked for you too! Blessings- Kelly
September 13, 2018 @ 6:33 pm
If you use 2 twin bed skirts what do you do with the sides that meet in the middle?
September 13, 2018 @ 11:22 pm
Judy- I use the bed skirt that came with my king sized set. Since I attached it to the actual bed rails, there was no issue. A king comforter set it what I use for my split king bed. It makes just like any other bed. The only thing that I buy different is my sheets. A split king set comes with two twin fitted sheets and one king size flat sheet. I don’t know if I’ve helped with my answer but I’m glad you stopped in. Blessings- Kelly
August 21, 2018 @ 9:52 am
Hey Kelly. May I ask where you purchased the new bed skirt (just the edging) with the twisted pins? I have a skirt that I purchased to go with my comforter and it works okay along the sides, but it’s all bunched up along the foot because of the U-bars. I was looking online to find an easy way to correct this when I came upon your website. If I can find a bed skirt like you mentioned, that would solve my problem! TIA!
August 21, 2018 @ 10:01 am
Janice- I ordered the new bedskirt from Amazon. I think it’s called Magic Skirt. It’s just the skirting that goes around the edge of the bedframe. I bought the bedskirt twist pins separately- Also at Amazon. Hope this helps! Blessings!
July 25, 2018 @ 2:40 pm
Just read through all the comments. All very helpful. I was forced to use an adjustable split king bed when my husband suffered a spinal cord injury while in the military. I’ve always had bed skirts. Have bought 3 different ccomforter sets but never used skirt. HATE frames showing & service dog rubbing against exposed mattress. I order my adjustable split bed king sz sheets online thru The Sheet People. Fit perfect. Reasonable & good quality.
July 26, 2018 @ 12:06 pm
PJ- Thanks for stopping by! Bless your husband’s heart- please know that I appreciate his service so much. If you’ve looked around my blog much, you know that my son-in-law is a Captain in the USAF. I understand the sacrifice. Isn’t it great that adjustable beds are available to aid in his being able to sleep! I’ll definitely check out The Sheet People. I usually order from Amazon and have found it can be hit or miss on quality. Thanks so much for he tip and for sharing your story. Blessings- Kelly
April 27, 2018 @ 10:42 am
I love your idea. I actually thought of doing this myself, but I am having problems with the frame of the four-post bed with rails. It wiggles side-to-side! I have some techs coming out. I actually think I could put the dust ruffle under the new mattress on the mechanism, but I have a tech from the retailer coming out to see if the base can be raised a couple of inches. My mattress is also problematic. I have a big gel lump in a new Serta iComfort mattress. Trials and tribulations!!! PS I can totally relate to someone with custom pieces. It must be frustrating to cut up that ruffle!!
April 27, 2018 @ 9:04 pm
Mary- What a nightmare!I hope they will get that lump issue resolved- like by giving you a new mattress! We bought our mattress set at Rooms to Go. We bought some new brand from Germany or something- it’s memory foam but also has some kind of foam springs. Whatever it is- I love it. I know how expensive those mattresses are and can only imagine your frustration. Our adjustable frames (we have the two since it’s a split king) fill the bed frame edge to edge so there’s no room really for the bed rails to move.I did find a bedskirt that is just the edge and comes with some twisted pins to adhere it to the actual adjustable bases. My original skirt was destroyed by our new (at the time) puppy so I was back to square one. The new skirt with the pins worked fairly good. I only occasionally had to pull the skirt down from where it got bunched up on the bed frame. Good luck on your bed woes! I hope it gets straightened out!! Blessings- Kelly
April 24, 2018 @ 8:41 am
Hi girls, I too faced the dilemma years ago when we purchased our adjustable beds. We have the split frame with the u-shaped metal piece at the bottom. I too had a bed skirt that matched my bedding. I laid the bed skirt on the bottom frame, and foundation. I only have a headboard attached. I marked where the holes would need to be cut for the metal u-shape pieces that accompany my bed to keep the mattress from sliding off the end when raising the head portion of the bed. Mine is also a slit king. After cutting the slits we removed the u-shape on each side and threaded the bed skirt on. Then smoothing the skirt making sure corners are aligned once again and I used clear head twist pins to anchor along the skirt starting at the bottom corners as mentioned and from there as needed. I have now found they sell pins for this purpose also. Ocassionally I found the skirt slipping slightly from the head. I had not put any twist pins there. This has worked very well for me.
I have been using this method but now see new options available as I choose new bedding.
I also thought that I might try to cal king skirts which limits what can be found but I believe the center piece of the skirt should be trimmed and anchored if used. That’s just my opinion however. Otherwise I think it would bunch and pull up as the beds are adjusted.
Hope my directions are clear.
April 24, 2018 @ 3:40 pm
Shirley- I think that for a bed with a frame all the way around, the ruffle might get caught as the bed bases adjusts up and down. I have seen some ruffles come with the twist pins and think it’s worth a try. Thanks for sharing. Blessings- Kelly
April 6, 2018 @ 5:12 pm
I see you cut the Velcro into three inch pieces. How far apart did you space the Velcro strips?
April 9, 2018 @ 9:45 am
Kristie- We placed the Velcro strips approximately 15-18 inches apart. We started in the corners and worked our way to the headboard. I hope this helps! Thanks for stopping by. Blessings- Kelly
March 30, 2018 @ 8:34 am
Hi, Kelly,
Thank you for the bedskirt tip as I too prefer the bedskirt, especially since i have a couple of storage boxes under there (uh oh…) which i am probably going to have to eliminate when i get our adjustable bed hopefully by next week. A question: I was wondering how you figured out the best buy for twin XL sheets and how you actually put them on your bed: I came across a few reviews online commenting that it was difficult to put the sheet on, is it? Any tips much appreciated and if you can let me know if you posted already about this topic that would be great. Thank you so very much. (doing my homework and getting ready for this new addition to our household 🙂
April 4, 2018 @ 12:03 pm
Lorie- I’m so sorry it’s taken so long to respond! I just purchase split king sheets from Amazon and they fit great. Our mattresses are really light so it’s not terribly hard to change the sheets. You’ll love the bed. Mine has a zero gravity setting that is perfect for a great night’s sleep for me. I hope this helps! Blessings- Kelly
March 18, 2018 @ 2:29 pm
Woke up in terror this morning as our new bed arrives on Thursday and I LOVE my bed skirt. Thanks, Kelly! With your help, I’ll figure this out!
March 18, 2018 @ 7:11 pm
Lala- I’m am so with you! I just feel like a bed is “naked” without a skirt! This is a workable solution for sure. Of course we got a puppy shortly after…. he shredded the skirt! But now that he’s past the chewing stage, we’re all skirted up again. I hope your bed is awesome! Blessings- Kelly
March 7, 2018 @ 12:56 pm
Where did you get the actual bed frame from? I am looking for one just like that in white, but having a problem find it.
Thanks!
March 14, 2018 @ 10:13 am
Andrea- Sorry it’s taking a while to get back to you! We purchased the bed from Nebraska Furniture Mart. I was very affordable! Thanks for stopping by. -Kelly
March 4, 2018 @ 1:17 pm
We have the split king adjustable bed which is two twin mattresses. The XL of a twin mattress has to do with the length not the width. In trying to put a skirt on the base I had to cut the skirt between the two mattress and fold the raw edge inside to hide it. I attached with Velcro. Hope this helps
March 6, 2018 @ 7:22 pm
Carol- This is why I attached the skirt to the bed frame rails. It was just too hard make it work otherwise. You definitely have to get creative to make it work! Thanks for sharing. Blessings- Kelly
February 11, 2018 @ 11:01 pm
Hi Kelly, thanks for the tips. I have a split king adjustable memory foam bed also. At the end of each base is a metal railing that supports the mattress from sliding off when using the adjustable feature. This upside down “U” interfears with attaching a bed skirt. What did you do. Thanks.
February 13, 2018 @ 10:37 pm
Katherine- I actually just attach the bed skirt to the frame of the bed and not to the mattress/bases. I have a similar base with the metal brace that holds the mattress onto the base. If you’ll just attach your skirt to the headboard, footboard, and rails of the bed itself- it works perfectly (as long as you don’t get a new puppy who insists on grabbing the skirt and running… yes, I’m speaking from experience. I’m glad you stopped by. Blessings- Kelly
December 30, 2017 @ 12:11 pm
Hi, we have 2 XL twin mattresses that make up our king. Will these still fit inside a king bed frame? Thank you.
December 30, 2017 @ 12:27 pm
Marguerite- I’d guess yes. I honestly am not 100% sure if ours are XL or not. But, I can say, there is space between the frame and our bases lengthwise. I’d just measure the length of the base and compare it to any bed frame I might choose. I’d hate to risk it, even though I’d guess most stores would allow you to return the furniture if it didn’t work- but save the headache and measure to be sure. Thanks so much for stopping by. Blessings for the new year!! -Kelly
December 28, 2017 @ 2:49 pm
Thanks for the helpful suggestion on how to use a bed skirt with an adjustable frame mattress. We just bought a queen mattress with an adjustable base which the salesperson said would fit inside the frame that is attached to our headboard. After we bought it, I started thinking, “OMG, what about my custom-made bed skirt which coordinates with my coverlet, shams, throw pillows, etc.! Yikes! I was planning on using it with the new bed.” I called the salesperson and he said basically the same thing you suggested. Cut away the flat part of the bed skirt that normally lays in between the mattress and box spring. Then attach the bed skirt to the outer frame using Velcro. Your suggestions showed me exactly how to do it, plus your tip on starting at the bottom corner was a good one. Thanks!
December 28, 2017 @ 4:02 pm
Marian- I’m so happy to hear our tips were helpful! There’s just something about using a bedskirt that completes the look of your bedding- plus for me, it hides the dust bunnies! Don’t you just LOVE having an adjustable bed?! I thoroughly enjoy mine and am getting much better rest. Thank you for stopping by to let me know my post was helpful. Have a blessed new year! -Kelly
December 19, 2017 @ 12:37 pm
I have a different question. I have a new adjustable Queen bed…not split. You said your K bed fit perfectly inside a K bedframe with headboard, sideboards and footboard. Were there slats? and if so, did you just take them away? Thanks.
December 28, 2017 @ 11:06 am
Betty- I’m so sorry it’s taken a while to get back to you! Yes ma’am. We just placed our adjustable frames (two twin) inside a standard king bed frame. There is no need for slats as the adjustable frames have their own supports. The bed frame is basically an empty rectangle. Hope this helps! Thanks for stopping by- Blessings- Kelly
October 24, 2017 @ 10:01 pm
Hi, I love this idea!
I was wondering if your bed frame previously had slats across and if you were still able to use the adjustable base?! We are looking to purchase a wood bed but I am slightly concerned about those slats and if it will still work!
October 25, 2017 @ 7:43 pm
Sarah- Actually, we just used the bed frame alone. Our adjustable bases just fight right in between the rails. the frame is still solid since the mattresses don’t really touch it at all. Hope this helps!
October 28, 2017 @ 8:35 pm
I have those rods at the end of my adjustable base. Is there a way to put a bedskirt on with those? I don’t have a bedframe, just a headboard.
October 31, 2017 @ 7:20 pm
Tracy- I’m just not sure how you could attach the skirt without a frame. Sorry! I’m glad you stopped by.
September 24, 2017 @ 4:44 am
Hi Kelly, Thanks for this tutorial. Is there any alternative way to attach the bedskirt without Velcro strips?
October 1, 2017 @ 11:47 am
Emma- Sorry it’s taken so long to reply! We got a new puppy and he would NOT stop pulling on the bedskirt and loosening it from the velcro strips, so I ended up stapling the skirt to the frame. I just made sure my staples weren’t so deep that they went all the way through. You could try that! Hope that helps. Blessings! -Kelly
May 29, 2017 @ 10:09 am
Thank you so much for your creative ideas! They help as I shop for a new headboard with rails and footboard for our yet-to-be-delivered semi-split adjustable bed. Glad to see you used the skirt that I think came from the manufacturer. I’ll go get it before the bed arrives.
Carol…Pagosa Springs
May 31, 2017 @ 8:06 am
Carol- I’m so glad you stopped by! And yes ma’am- this is the skirt that came with my bedding. I hope yours turns out great! Blessings- Kelly
May 9, 2017 @ 12:19 pm
this is a great idea but unfortunately i don’t have a bed frame. any suggestions on how to use the bed skirt in my case?
May 11, 2017 @ 6:26 pm
Tracy- The only way it could work is if you just have one adjustable base instead of the double twin base like mine. If you have a single base you can use a traditional bedskirt. It will just go up and down when you adjust the bed.
March 19, 2017 @ 11:20 am
Did you use two twin skirts?
When one mattress raises and the other is flat, I am finding it is pulling on the skirt. I used your suggestion with the Velcro, thank you, it worked well and was so easy to install, I have no frame just head board , but I think I need two twin skirts?
March 21, 2017 @ 8:14 pm
Shelly- I actually used only one king size bed skirt. By attaching it directly to the frame, we haven’t had issues with it riding up when the beds are adjusted. The only issues we’ve had is our new puppy going under the bed. He likes to grab the skirt and pull it- so it’s come loose from where it’s velcroed to the frame. If you’re attaching to the actual frames the beds sit on, I’d probably do two twin skirts. I hope this helps. I’m glad you stopped by. Blessings! Kelly