Bed skirt for Low Profile Box Spring: Cleanliness

A detachable Bed skirt for Low Profile Box Spring is designed with cleanliness in mind. A bed skirt hangs down far enough to block the accumulation of most dust particles, which is why it is also referred to as a "dust ruffle". A buildup of dust can lead to dust mites and other unpleasantness. Obviously, this isn’t the end-all for keeping the space under your bed clean, but it can minimize how often you have to worry about it.

WHY YOU NEED A BED SKIRT

There is one thing that stops the messy storage under your bed from being a permanent part of your bedroom aesthetic. You’ve probably heard it by a lot of different names: dust ruffle, petty skirt or bed shirt but here are Bare Home, we call it a bed skirt and we are so excited to have them in stock. Despite the fact that most of us don’t even notice a bed skirt unless it’s not there, an incredible amount of thought was put into the frequent use of the bedroom staple. The bed skirt has its own unique history full of beauty and practicality.

The story of the Bed skirt for Low Profile Box Spring begins with looks. Today, most people use their bed skirts to hide storage. It also serves to cover up other issues with the design. Since the invention of the bed skirt, their primary purpose was to hide imperfections. While most beds today are designed in a factory with uniform parts, beds of the past were designed with much more labor. Legs didn’t match or had to be replaced and that led to an unsightly setup. Bed skirts make the bed look like a solid, thought-out piece despite the many components and add cohesiveness to the decor.

Our bed skirts will also help keep the monsters at bay. Seriously. Bed skirts have the added bonus of deterring dust from collecting under your bed. Though the skirts were originally added to beds for looks, it became obvious that the beds that featured skirts were less likely to attract bed bugs and dust mites. Bed bugs are pretty commonly reviled, but dust mites can be just as problematic. Dust mites irritate people with asthma, increase allergy issues and cause general discomfort in the sleeper. Bed skirts not only complete the look of the bedroom but also protect you from very real monsters.

WHEN DO YOU NEED A BED SKIRT?

If you own a traditional mattress and box spring set, your bed’s the ideal candidate for a bed skirt. A Bed skirt for Low Profile Box Spring complements or shares the color of your comforter or quilt to create a cohesive bed design. It lies between the mattress and box spring and cascades towards the floor. Without a bed skirt, your bedding may not cover any part of you're less than attractive box spring and its unsightly legs. It is mandatory to have exact size of bed skirt like if you have Twin XL Bedding you need Twin XL Bed Skirt.

IS A BED SKIRT PRACTICAL?

Yes, a bed skirt serves several purposes besides creating great decor. It hangs down around the base of the box spring and can reduce the accumulation of dust under your bed and the infiltration of dust mites. A bed skirt is also removable so you can launder it whenever needed. You can also use a bed skirt to hide unsightly under-the-bed storage.

WHICH BED SKIRT SUITS YOU BEDROOM?

Bed skirt for Low Profile Box Spring is either tailored or gathered and which you choose depends on the style you want to create in your bedroom. Tailored bed skirts offer a clean, finished look and suit almost any bed and box pleated bed skirts are most common. Makes create a box pleat by folding the fabric into a pleat at the back of the exposed fabric for a polished look. At the very least a bed skirt has box pleats on the corners.

However, some manufacturers add box pleats to the center of the length and width of the bed skirt for added visual interest. For instance, these Vila no springs bed skirts have this feature and you can also buy matching or complementary sheets, a quilt or a comforter. The intermediate pleats also keep the bed skirt flat and prevent it from sagging. A gathered bed skirt is more suited to a loft bedroom because it has curvy lines and fullness. The manufacturer gathers the fabric of the bed skirt much like a curtain on a rod. Gathered bed skirts typically include splits in the corners to accommodate bedposts. Expect to pay more for a gathered bed skirt since it requires more material.

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