A bed skirt, comprising a fitted sheet including a continuous pocket of fabric and a securing mechanism (e.g. elastic member, drawstring) disposed about the mouth of the pocket such that a user can secure the fitted sheet about a box spring mattress. The continuous pocket of fabric includes a top portion circumscribed by side portions that completely covers the top and sides of a box spring mattress while in use. A skirt is fixedly coupled to the pocket of fabric near a junction of the top portion and the side portion of the continuous pocket of fabric, wherein the skirt extends down along the side portion when in use.

A folding mattress support system replaces a conventional bed frame with rails and the box spring. The mattress support system is lighter, easier to transport, and provides more storage space beneath the mattress. The mattress support system includes bed frame assemblies, central connecting bars, edge attachments, headboard attachments and a bed skirt. Leg supports fold out from the bed frame assemblies, which themselves unfold in the middle. Central connecting bars connect inner side edges of the bed frame assemblies. Plastic edge attachments are attached at outer corners of the bed frame assemblies and hold a bed skirt taut when the frame assemblies are standing on extended leg supports. A mattress is then placed on top of the assembled mattress support system. Optionally, metal edge attachments at the head corners hold both the bed skirt and a headboard. Alternatively, headboard attachments protrude from under the bed skirt and support a headboard.

The present disclosure relates to a new and improved textile fabric fabricated of twill weave sheeting that has excellent wrinkle resisting characteristics, improved softness and durability over the sheeting fabrics currently being manufactured, enhanced aesthetic appeal, economy in cost of manufacture and other desirable characteristics. The textile fabric of the present disclosure can be formed of warp and weft yarns of twill weave construction wherein each of the warp yarns can be made of a natural material and each of the weft yarns can be made of a synthetic material. In an embodiment, the twill weave sheeting can have warp yarn and weft yarn, wherein the warp yarn and the weft yarn being a cross weave of cotton and polyester.

A bedding assembly includes a band member and a sheet member. The sheet member is adapted to engage upon a mattress, wherein the mattress comprises a sidewall. The band member is adapted to encircle the sidewall of the mattress. The band member comprises an inner face engaging the sidewall of the mattress and an opposite outer face. The band member further comprises a plurality of first fastening devices disposed on the outer face of the band member. The sheet member comprises a plurality of first complementary fastening devices adapted to attach to the plurality of first fastening devices of the band member.

A fitted bed skirt is applied to rectangular bed structure having flat top and bottom surfaces, opposing vertical head and foot ends, and opposing vertical sides. The bed skirt includes a decorative fabric covering comprising first and second side panels and an end panel formed with the side panels. The side and end panels cooperate to cover the vertical sides and vertical foot end of the bed structure, and define a generally U-shaped form when applied to the bed structure. An elastic end strap joins the first and second side panels together, and is adapted for extending horizontally along the vertical head end of the bed structure.

A mattress topper includes a cover. The cover includes a top fabric, a bottom fabric, and a plurality of gusseted sidewalls. The plurality of gusseted sidewalls includes a first edge connected to the top fabric, and a second edge connected to the bottom fabric. The plurality of gusseted sidewalls is stitched to a skirt. The cover further includes a filler layer including polyester fiber and polyurethane sponge. The filler layer is connected to the cover by quilting.

A split bed skirt is provided. The device includes a flexible planar body having a central slit that extends from a first edge of the body towards an opposing second edge. The central slit is adapted to be positioned at a split in a split bed system. The planar body includes a skirt extending around the perimeter of the body. In use, the planar body is positioned between a mattress and a box frame, or other mattress support, such that the skirt extends downwardly around the perimeter of mattress support to the ground. The slit allows independent movement of the individual sides of the split bed system without moving the bed skirt portion. The body includes a plurality of straps that secure the body to the mattress support.

An adjustable height bed skirt is provided for covering a gap defined between a mattress of a bed and a floor surface upon which the bed sits. The bed skirt includes a decking panel with a plurality of fastening strips spaced-apart from one another and extending along the bottom edge and side edges of the decking panel. A skirt panel includes a fastening strip that can be removably coupled to one of the plurality of fastening strips on the decking panel to adjust a vertical drop height that the skirt panel covers as it extends along three sides of the bed. The skirt panel includes corner pleats and the decking panel includes bottom corner portions, each of which do not include the fastening strips. Additionally, color-coded indicia elements are applied to the fastening strips on the decking panel to assist with connecting the skirt panel in the desired position.

A split bed skirt is provided. The device includes a flexible planar body having a central slit that extends from a first edge of the body towards an opposing second edge. The central slit is adapted to be positioned at a split in a split bed system. The planar body includes a skirt extending around the perimeter of the body. In use, the planar body is positioned between a mattress and a box frame, or other mattress support, such that the skirt extends downwardly around the perimeter of mattress support to the ground. The slit allows independent movement of the individual sides of the split bed system without moving the bed skirt portion. The body includes a plurality of straps that secure the body to the mattress support.

A structured adjustable bed skirt is disclosed. The bed skirt has a left panel dimensioned to cover a left side portion of a bed platform, wherein the left panel has at least one fabric layer and one or more fastener strips located along a width of a top edge and bottom edge of the left panel; a right panel dimensioned to cover a right side portion of the bed platform, wherein the right panel has at least one fabric layer and one or more fastener strips located along a width of a top edge and bottom edge of the right panel, wherein the right panel is further configured to removably and adjustably fasten to the left panel by mating the one or more fastener strips along the edge of the right panel and the left panel thereby adjusting the bed skirt to desired heights according to the height of the bed platform, and a foot panel dimensioned to cover a bottom side portion of the bed platform, wherein the foot panel having at least one fabric layer and one or more fastener strips located along a width of a top edge of the foot panel, wherein the foot panel is further configured to removably and adjustably fasten to the left panel and the right panel by mating the one or more fastener strips along the bottom edge of the right panel and the left panel, thereby adjusting the bed skirt to desired heights according to the height of the bed platform; at least one pocket in each of the left panel, right panel, and foot panel; a plurality of structured panels dimensioned to fit within the at least one pocket of the left panel, right panel, and foot panel.