Installation Question
8 years ago
I understand this bedskirt doesn't require removal of the mattress, but could you please share the instructions for installing it? Does it take pins? How is it held in place? Also, could you please confirm (from photos) that this IS a split corner bedskirt? (Cal King/14-15 inch drop.) Thank you.
California King Dust Ruffle EasyOn Gathered 100% Cotton, 15", Optic White · More Info
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