Hide Ugly Metal Bed Frame

Hide the ugly bed frame by covering the entire bed with a quilt blanket or comforter that s larger than necessary for your bed size.

Hide ugly metal bed frame.

I found a promising lead with bed boots but they aren t cute. Bed boots are designed to cover the functional legs of most metal bed frames to create a finished and decorative look without the need for expensive head and foot boards. A flat sheet is also a great idea. This heavy duty bed frame is a heavy duty metal black bed frame that can be adjusted to fit twin twin xl full queen king and california king mattress sets.

Since you can see the metal frame wheels you could use spray paint and make them either blend in with the bedding or paint a fun color don t paint the rubber part of the wheel though. Adhere the velcro adhesive to the bed frame first by peeling the protective strip and pressing it firmly to the frame. The bed frame has seven legs for additional support. I like to get comforters or coverlets the next size up so there is enough drop on both sides and end.

I used a fitted sheet over the box spring but it was not deep enough to also wrap around the frame also to hide it. Use an extra long blanket or comforter that drapes so far down that the edges of the metal bed frame are covered. Step 4 protect and soften the harsh metal of the ugly frame by hiding it with foam pool noodles. Thankfully there are a few easy ways to work around their flaws or change their look without breaking the bank.

Wrap ribbon around legs and rails in a spiraling manner with slightly overlapping revolutions. Repeat for all showing parts of the frame trimming the noodles as necessary. Pillows are always slouching through the headboard bars and metal is certainly no match in comfort with its plush upholstered counterparts. The interlocking frame system requires no tools and can be assembled in minutes.

Metal framed beds often get a bad wrap and not without due cause. All i m finding are bed risers and frumpy bed skirts. Soften and conceal the cold metal by wrapping the bed frame with ribbon. Then remove the other protective strip and press the fabric to the velcro that s on the frame.

Use simple plain ribbon for an adult s bedroom or funky bright colors and patterns for a kid s room. I think an extra deep fitted sheet would have accomplished that. Drape the extra fabric downward to conceal the frame. Step 3 use a utility knife to slice through a pool noodle length wise and slip it onto the metal frame.

This is why it s important that the velcro strips are fitted together before attaching.