Rub it in a little..
Then you’ll want to lay the skirt out in the middle of everything.The only thing holding it up at this point will be the rail down the middle and all the junk that you keep under your bed..
The next thing you need to do is take three of the wooden slats and slid them into place on the bed underneath the skirt, holding it up.Do this at the head of the bed, the foot, and the middle.The actual skirt part will come over the end of the slats and be pinned in place against the inside of the bed frame.
You’ll repeat this on the other side too.. After that it gets really easy.The rest of the slats can just go in place over top of everything.
The pressure of having them end to end on either side will pinch the skirt into place and keep it just where you want it.
You can adjust it a bit here and there as you ad the slats, but it will mostly go right where it needs to..Try to use a single sheet, or as few sheets as you can.
This will make your life so much easier and you won’t need to fill and tape as many joints!.Measure how fair apart your studs are in the frame that you built and draw some faint lines in those places on your sheet of drywall.
This will make your life extra easy when it comes time to knowing exactly where to put the screws.. Like this!.Drywall can be super heavy in big sheets, especially if you’re trying to bring it up a really narrow stairwell without breaking any light fixtures in the process (#AskMeHowIKnow), but try to keep it in a big sheet if you can because it will be so worth it!.