Madison Park Simple Fit Bedskirt, Khaki, Model:MP11-5368

I live in a major city where space is expensive and under-bed storage is a must, making bedskirts a necessity. I'm pleased with this one. I placed it on a queen bed, and its design is completely customizable to any bed. It was doable to tuck the extra material between the boxspring and mattress without a second person, and changing the bedsheets didn't loosen it at all. The bedskirt would easily fit both a much taller bed and a wider bed (while a shorter/thinner bed would just have more material to tuck in). The khaki color was a good neutral and opaque enough to not see the boxspring, the bed frame, or the under-bed items. I installed the bedskirt straight from the package, thinking washing/drying it was too much if it was going to be returned, and minimal wrinkling remains after about 2 months. Bedskirts are a bit old-fashioned, not cute, and usually overpriced; but for those of us who must have them, this one does nicely at a reasonable price.

Thin, yes, but design is great. Easy to put on. Ample colored fabric. My old one was actually short probably 3 inches of color and I had to hide parts of that meshy material with the comforter. A little steaming with my hand steamer and wrinkles are coming out pretty easy. I wish they had more colors . It's a good product for the money, easy to put on, wrinkles steam out easily, and hides the empty space, etc. I'd love to do a hotel-style platform bed but they don't support Tempurpedic mattresses so have to keep the base. I like this is smooth and not ruffled. It's a win for the $.

The skirt is really nice looking. I wanted something that wasn't ruffled and didn't have pleats, but that also could cover a 14" drop from a platform bed frame. This was the only thing I could find, so I gave it a try. It did take about 30 mins to install, and I ended up needing to tape it down to the bed frame to keep it in place, but it looks really nice once it's in. It washed well, but was impossible to get it wrinkle-free. I ended up spritzing it with water once it was installed, and then smoothed it with my hands a bit. It helped a lot, but some wrinkles still remain. Other than that, though, it's been great and looks very sleek on the bed.

Not happy with this bedskirt. It's thin and does not stay in place, looks sloppy because it falls out of place anytime the sheets get pulled or when you make the bed. I put it on and later made my bad so as I tucked in my fitted and flat sheets, the bedskirt would fall out. When trying to the skirt back on, it pulled and could not get it to go back in place.... I thought there was a backing on it to help it stick to the box spring but there is NOT. Piece of junk in my opinion. Will try to tape it in place i guess. Ugh!

No matter your bed height, this skirt fits. Mine is on risers, and I still have extra material up under the mattress - which works for me as it helps keep the skirt in place.I got the product about a week ago, but just opened it today. I unpacked the skirt and tossed it in the dryer, with a damp hand towel, for about 15 minutes to remove any fold marks.I applied the skirt myself, and with my very heavy king mattress, had to go slowly, 2 ft sections at a time, using one hand on the skirt. Even so, in about 15-20 minutes I was done. With two people, or smaller bed sizes, it'll take no time at all. Read the instructions on the product page, watch the video, and you're good to go.Once I made the bed, I played with the skirt length to the floor, making small adjustments on all three sides, as needed.The material is soft, very light weight (but not see-thru, at least in my color) and hangs casually, which I like. We'll see how it stands up over time, but for the price, I am very pleased and can recommend without hesitation.

It doesnt work with my sleep number bed. But the bed skirt in general was nice and the quality was great

Easy to install as you don't have to move the mattress or work around the headboard. I have an adjustable from bed so the skirt has to be tucked around that. It's hard to keep it in place when you make the bed and lift to put on a fitted sheet. I'm constantly adjusting it. It's okay if you are just trying to hide things stored under the bed, but it will never look like the picture.

I put this bed skirt around my tempurpedic bed box spring & I have to say that if you take your time with getting this skirt ironed it can look great. Taking it out of the wrapping the skirt is extremely crushed. I ironed it on a "silk" setting & also added a spray of warm water. All of the wrinkles came out. Now the bad part: because the mattress is a king size I recommend having another person assist in holding up the mattress while you arrange the skirt. After the whole thing was in place I did what somebody else recommended: use blue painter's tape around the ends of the skirt under the mattress. It came out fantastic. Also, the length of the skirt is good for a king bed, if anything like queen, full or twin, I would cut the skirt otherwise there will be lots of fabric left over.