Can this frame be used with 4" risers to get a bit of under-bed storage space?
189878
probably, it comes with little risers that lift it about 4-5 inches off the ground.
189879
Good Afternoon Daniel C.Yes this bed frame could be used with Bed Risers.Best Regards,JoeCustomer Service Department
1886752
I personally don't think it would. It holds a lot of shoes, put in sideways, you may damage the shoes if you have to push hard enough to fit under a 4" bed.
2045280
Perfectly. You can also use a riser and do a lower cowitness if you prefer.
547261
As you see the pics the bed riser are square so make sure all the legs on the bed is all the same size. 4 inches will put the bed legs on top of the riser instead of into the riser, but that should still work.
2059489
Depending on how thin the full mattress is, yes, I believe it can be done...there is no center support to block storage; however, the space underneath (from floor to bottom of metal frame/bed) with wheels attached is approx 6 & 3/4 inches, so if your full mattress is thin enough (or at least able to 'smoosh' down a bit...then yes!!! Good luck! PS-- they also sell inexpensive bed frame lifts, they're like varying heights to add lift to the frame...so you may even want to purchase those as well!2 examples of the lifters that I mentioned are- Home-it Adjustable Bed Risers, Set, 8-inch Bed Riser and Bed Lifts those are like $20, and Home-it 5 to 6-inch Black Bed Riser ,4-packthose are around $11. Hope this helps!! Depending on how thin the full mattress is, yes, I believe it can be done...there is no center support to block storage; however, the space underneath (from floor to bottom of metal frame/bed) with wheels attached is approx 6 & 3/4 inches, so if your full mattress is thin enough (or at least able to 'smoosh' down a bit...then yes!!! Good luck! PS-- they also sell inexpensive bed frame lifts, they're like varying heights to add lift to the frame...so you may even want to purchase those as well!2 examples of the lifters that I mentioned are- Home-it Adjustable Bed Risers,... » Read More Depending on how thin the full mattress is, yes, I believe it can be done...there is no center support to block storage; however, the space underneath (from floor to bottom of metal frame/bed) with wheels attached is approx 6 & 3/4 inches, so if your full mattress is thin enough (or at least able to 'smoosh' down a bit...then yes!!! Good luck! PS-- they also sell inexpensive bed frame lifts, they're like varying heights to add lift to the frame...so you may even want to purchase those as well!2 examples of the lifters that I mentioned are- Home-it Adjustable Bed Risers, Set, 8-inch Bed Riser and Bed Lifts those are like $20, and Home-it 5 to 6-inch Black Bed Riser ,4-packthose are around $11. Hope this helps!! « Show Less
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Yes, we also have a twin bed width underneath with a 4 cube storage, they fit neatly side by side. Still plenty of room to scale the loft. It is an excellent buy. Would suggest purchasing the ladder though. We left it natural wood with pale grey walls and white trim in the room. The climb at the end is a bit vertical. Happy Christmas.
1442477
Probably. I measured and it seems to be workable. I measured the inside diameter and 4" appears to fit. I want to change mine because the flare at the bottom limits capacity of under-the-bed storage boxes. Previously, I could store four large Walmart boxes under a twin bed but that flare limits it to two boxes. Another fix would be to buy smaller storage boxes. The risers are very sturdy and the bed does not wobble when getting on it. You might have to shave your posts down a smidgen if they are wood.
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Yes you can. If storage is the issue there are rolling plastic bins that stack 2 high and still fit under at the factory height. I had to look around to find mine. Also if height is an issue, I bought a thicker mattress. (My bed is 36" tall, 14" mattress.) I got risers with electrical outlets built in...pretty neat idea! Hope I was helpful! Good luck!
774617
I believe the answer is yes. The outside of the box shows a picture of what looks like a 3 inch wheel positioned catty corner on the top of these 4" x 4" bed risers. (There is a 2 inch circle that is depressed in the middle of the plastic riser to secure smaller wheels or legs.)
1694947
I use a low 4" box frame. It makes it the perfect height and gives good support.
1295803
Most certainly but you must have a supportive crossboard on bed/framework to stabilize the steel flanges accompanying the 'risers' as shown; ours (we used 8 on our furniture piece)were secured into framework on bottom of large 2 pc sectional (which came with legs too short to vacumn beneath)..no problems once screwed into steel flange which has to be inserted on framework
79336
Hi. there is no room for storage under the bed. The space under the bed measures 4 inches high.
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Depending on how thin the full mattress is, yes, I believe it can be done...there is no center support to block storage; however, the space underneath (from floor to bottom of metal frame/bed) with wheels attached is approx 6 & 3/4 inches, so if your full mattress is thin enough (or at least able to 'smoosh' down a bit...then yes!!! Good luck! PS-- they also sell inexpensive bed frame lifts, they're like varying heights to add lift to the frame...so you may even want to purchase those as well! 2 examples of the lifters that I mentioned are- Home-it Adjustable Bed Risers, Set, 8-inch Bed Riser and Bed Lifts those are like $20, and Home-it 5 to 6-inch Black Bed Riser ,4-pack those are around $11. Hope this helps!!
181655
I think the legs that run down the middle are too close to use a riser on each and too far to use just one riser for both. Also the frame sits pretty high anyway you might not need them.
1296186
It is possible if it's too far to the rear of your upper receiver but I wouldn't recommend putting it that far back anyway. Also this is a pretty bulky riser and unless you plan on actually using the side rails I would go with something a little more low profile. I used it for a little while but I realized smaller and more low profile was the way to go.
1370743
The basic frame could work but you would need to build your own engine mount fixtures to hold the flat 4. This would take some fabrication on your part.
18683
It is just under 12" (11 3/4") from the floor to the bottom edge of the frame. I have oversized duffle bags, under bed rolling storage containers and suit cases under my bed. It all fits fine. The bed would not be a good candidate for bed risers, there are two smaller middle legs in the center.