I've never used these. Are they placed under the mattress and pushed into the top of the boxspring through the bedskirt?
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You could probably try that...I stuck them through the elastic part of the bedskirt and screwed them into the upper side of the box spring. What I didn't like was that some of the screw heads broke off while trying to screw them in. Did like the product.
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yes they are, i have a set of them. i love them....no more restling with lifting up the mattress!
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Yes, but we were unable to screw them in. Very frustrating-don't waste your money!
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I lifted the top mattress and put the pins in about 6" from the edge of the bottom mattress so I don't accidentally catch myself on the pins when making the bed and tucking in the sheets. They stay put!
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Yes, that is how they are supposed to work. The bed skirt pins kept breaking, I would recommend either the straight pin type or I honestly resorted to using thumb tacks. It is the same concept.
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No. Those are the most idiotic thing I have ever seen. Box Springs are supposed to go horizontal across the bed not vertical. I build in additional support and used Ikea slats.
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The Beds Up Insert can sit on the slats which your box spring is sitting on. There needs to be an opening for the center legs to go to the floor for support. Feel free to send a picture of your bed for review. Cordially, jerry
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No. I bought a separate bedrail and put it inside the bed under the mattress.
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I did not buy them to put under my sheets. I put them on top of my covers for my dog to sleep on and also put them on the floor in case she has an accident since she is elderly. However, I think once I did put it under my sheet when comforter was being washed and forgot I had put it there and slept on it for a couple of days and didn't realize it was there until took off sheets.
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I have no issues. I actually put them under the mattress cover so when I wash my son's sheets I don't have to place them each time
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You could use them in between the box spring and the mattress if you wanted to - however, I wouldn't recommend it. There is not a coated "finish" on the wood, so the wood does splinter in some areas. I would think that over time this would snag your mattress quite a bit.
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Strangely enough I moved my friend's cal king bed using them. It was really easy and we didn't even use them correctly. The bed will seem really low to the ground unless you properly use the middle hook for our heights. Cover the bed with some junk sheets just in case, but I had no issues. Ez
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The rails are held up by spring loaded pegs. Pull back on the pegs and you can lower the rails or pull the rails out of the cross bars that go under the mattress. Generally you would just lower the rails so they rested on the floor. Depending on the bed height this would make the top rail about even with the mattress.
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No, they do not. They are fixed in position. That area underneath, inside the box is open space.
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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!!!
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Strangely enough I moved my friend's cal king bed using them. It was really easy and we didn't even use them correctly. The bed will seem really low to the ground unless you properly use the middle hook for our heights.Cover the bed with some junk sheets just in case, but I had no issues. Ez
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They are flat enough that I suppose you could put a box spring directly on top of them, though you would likely need more than four to handle any weight in the center of the box spring. That said, I wouldn't do it personally. They are designed to hold (and trap) the feet of the bed inside the pocket at the top. Should a box spring slip in any way, they would punch straight through the light fabric that's used to cover the wooden slats in a box spring.
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Yes. You remove the mattress then place the bed skirt/ruffles over top the box spring.
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It would be hard I would think. They are designed to go in between the mattress and box springs. I guess you could put each one over a slat and duck tape it where it wouldn't move. Hope that helps.
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I attached them to the corners of my fitted sheets and they do run under the mattress.
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I got rid of my box springs and put my bed skirt directly over this and then my queen mattress. I think it would aso be fine without the bedskirt - but it hides the great storage.