Will these work to simply raise a mattress (no bed frame/no legs)?
195095
No, that won't work. They were made to be under the feet of the frame and they do work fantastic! My bed skirt fits perfect now and I don't have to worry about vacuuming anymore either.
195096
If you are putting them under the box spring which as a wooden frame, then I would think it would work to raise the bed. However, if it's just a mattress, then I wouldn't think it would work as it would sag.
195097
they would if you bought enough of them. i don't think you could make them hold up the mattress in the middle. you would need box springs under your mattress in order for them to work. you would have to but a couple on each corner of the bed and two or three sets in the middle.
195098
I just went under the bed skirt to look at them more closely. The problem is that the top of the riser as a small lip in an "L" shape at two opposite corners. Those lips are not going to allow you set the box spring evenly on them and provide maximum stability. So, upon second inspection, I don't think it will work for your application.
1277798
If you stack them to raise it 5 inches I don't think they would be stable. A block of wood with a middle indentation for the wheel would be better. Even double stacked is not stable. The least little move of the bed and they come undone. I don't think I would even use them for the 1 inch lift.
140852
I guess it would work, but because of the weight of your bed, I'd use one every few feet (not just in the corners). They are flat on top, with a cut out to put the legs.
304374
I never thought of that, but what a neat idea! They would definitely be strong enough. As you can see from the picture, the wedge comprises only about 2/3 of the lifter; the other 1/3 is the handle. The handles may not fit under the mattress with the same stability as the wedge, which is flat. So if you have a headboard, you may have to move the mattress down to allow room for the handles to stick out. But if you can get them under the mattress, all the better. I say go for it, and let us know how it worked. Good luck!
2259623
Depends on how heavy the item you are lifting is... they busted through when I used them on my bed. If your desk/bed are not too heavy, they should work. I would try another product first - these were very disappointing!
2212439
yes but they'll flop around. try strapping them around your frame, or you can buy some type of hooks at the hardware store and loop it around them.
2740
These will probably help, but, if you install a PAIR the "squat" you describe may still be visible. These should easily give you 1-2 inches of "lift" with an empty bed, but that's assuming the truck already sits "level" from side to side, and I wouldn't recommend installing just 1 to fix the squat. Leaves may be your solution, THEN add these for extra lift and capacity!! :-)
400216
If it's one of these beds you can set up in different positions, like rise your legs and/or the upper part of the body, no. It will not work
714957
Good Afternoon,Thank you for your inquiry~Yes, if you would like to raise your bed with 2" then you would need to raise it's per leg as 1 raise it is 1".Shall you have any further questions feel free to contact us!!Have A Good One~
2100827
No, just any support will do. Slats on a frame, closely spaced, or, just any type of solid support.
227058
No, they are Definetly high rise! If you are a little heavier, they should work great! Good luck!
1024557
Yes, you may. Please note the box will rise the mattress. Please watch for the height of both the mattress and box. Another option would be a bunky board if you like low bed.
1306308
I dont know. If your bed frame legs or post look similar to that of a sofa then maybe. Must consider also the height of the bed and whether legs will hold the weight of the bed and occupants.
717795
I am not sure how big the base of the legs on this bed are but from the picture I would say that yes they would. Very sturdy and strong.
2192664
I would have to say no, the legs of your bed sit on the risers and the risers themselves are flat on the bottom. Once installed they are not made to be moved and the weight of the bed keeps them in place. Have to add they work great and are very sturdy.
1898712
no the bed will not move easily with risers. they have a safety non-slip grip on the bottom
2142191
NO. It is only the frame to raise an existing Air Mattress. A complete "bed" with Fold Away Frame AND Air Mattress may be purchased, but this is NOT complete. It is Frame only...and it works great!