Dream Craft LLC Bed Dust Cover – Cambric – Bottom Cloth/Replacement Fabric for Underside of Mattress Box Spring or Foundation
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It's just fabric on the bottom of your mattress box spring, so Puppy can rip right through it. My cats tore mine up, so I replaced it and now use the space under my bed for storage so they can't get under it.
I don't think so. It's simply a thin piece of fabric that goes over the bottom of your box spring mattress. The box spring is stapled around the edges before being flipped over onto your bed frame.
The cover can be customized to fit your needs. As long as the measurements are correct for a king size bed, you should be fine.
It is, after all, a piece of fabric.
Selected User Reviews For Dream Craft LLC Bed Dust Cover – Cambric – Bottom Cloth/Replacement Fabric for Underside of Mattress Box Spring or Foundation
The previous dust cover had to be replaced after a battle royale with my cat. Needless to say, this replacement has irritated my cat to no end because it isn't completely shredded. This was very simple to put together and has a nice, solid feel to it.
This is fantastic! I rent my furniture because I'm an out-of-state student, and I also have a cat in my apartment. He thought it would be fun to scratch up the liners beneath the beds so he could get into them. I thought replacing the liners for two beds would be simple, but it wasn't. I'd have to buy from the bolts in the crafts section, and I was worried I'd end up with too much or too little. br>Then I came across this fantastic item on Amazon, and all you had to do was specify your bed size!br>All you have to do is take out the packaged fabric and staple it to the underside of your box spring, then cut off any excess fabric. My two beds were queen sized, and they were basically perfect sized. In the end, only a small amount of extra fabric was cut away. br>br>At this point, I won't have to pay any fees to replace the box springs I rented. Thank you for making it so simple and straightforward! br>br>.
On a king bed supported by two box springs, the bottom box spring cover needed to be replaced. While we were fostering a dog, Cat clawed a hole in one of them and spent a week hiding inside the fabric. I had to replace the original fabric because it was shredded. Although this was slightly larger than a single, cutting the excess off three sides (place one side exactly where needed = already in position/no need to trim it) with some sharp scissors (run it down the fabric without having to constantly snip) was simple. For fastening to the frame, I used a regular handheld staple gun (3/8ths crown). While stapling, pull the fabric tight to keep it in place.
Cambric dust cover for bed - This is an excellent product. The fabric has the same feel and appearance as the original, which was installed on the bottom of the bed's boxspring. Easy to put together in 10 minutes or less, depending on your level of attention to detail. I've included two documents. Before applying the fabric, double-sided tape was applied to the boxspring, and then staples were used. On a queen size boxspring, I only needed to trim an inch or two of excess fabric from two sides. br>Overall, this is an excellent product.
I discovered this after a quick search. We bought a staple gun to help us attach it, and we were all set. The most difficult part was aligning everything so that there was enough fabric on all sides. Everything else went smoothly, and the hole is no longer there! We also purchased a box spring case in order to prevent the little one from ripping holes in the fabric of the box spring. It's been several months since he's done anything about it.
done. It is highly recommended. A board split in the foundation of a recently purchased home, and we discovered that warranties aren't what they seem. After weeks of wrangling with the retailer, we decided that a do-it-yourself solution was the way to go. The final step in the repair was to replace the damaged dust cover. br>br>Throughout the repair process, this cover felt very durable, and we are confident it will last a long time. It took a helper to keep the cover in place while stapling (using Arrow J21 stapler and 1/4-inch staples). When we compared the before and after photos, we found that the results were BETTER THAN NEW. br>br>While this isn't the cheapest option, it's something you'll only do once, and this cust cover comes highly recommended.
I wish it had been more long-lasting - made of a more durable material It isn't bad, though. The good news is that it's simple to use and gives old boxsprings a new lease on life. I had been covering them with duck tape, which is only a temporary solution because the tape eventually dries out and falls off. This dust cover expands the possibilities for my comfortable furniture. In general, all of my liners have been a letdown, despite the fact that the upper parts of my life have been much better. Now I know I can simply flip my materials over, clean them up, and begin stapling; a quick trim of excess material, and wham bam - I'm done. I sit secure in the knowledge that no spiders have taken up residence beneath my feet. ☺.
I never took the time to learn what it was called or where to find it, aside from looking in a couple fabric stores over the years. br>br>One day, while searching amazon for something or other, I came across this material called cambric. All of our box springs and comfortable chairs now have new cambric on the underside, which is very affordable and simple to install! Recommended! br>br>.
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