Can I use this bed frame with risers?
181653
Instead of using risers, the company sells another bed that is about 4" higher and has 16.5" of storage under the bed frame. Just click on the provider to see their other frames. Don't know if I can post a link here, but it's located here:Zinus Premium SmartBase 4 Extra Inches high for Under-bed Storage/Mattress Foundation/Platform Bed Frame/Box Spring Replacement/Strong/Sturdy/Quiet Noise-Free, Full
181654
You could but you would have to buy 12 of them and you might lose some of the solid feel of the bed.
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.
737251
I don't think this beam allows for risers. This beam is more for your child to perfect the skills that she does at gym on the high beam. My daughter is a level 5 gymnast and this beam is perfect for to practice her skills on beam at home when she's not in the gym.
404821
no theres no mechanism for that but if you get the risers at walmart or wherever you can-the feet even though they are on rollers can set in the risers which have an adequate indent for that and then your bed will be higher-works for me perfect as I love to store things under the bed-keeps things less cluttered.Hope this helps.You get four risers to a package.maybe $8.
513783
I don't see why any reasons why you couldn't. The bed risers I assume you're talking about are the ones that go under each individual peg, right? These pegs of the bed are very normal-sized.
176224
I don't see why not. The bed might be a little more firmer since the box spring does add a small smidge of flex. The bed that I have is sitting on the box spring from my last bed simply because it would be too low without it.
935639
I'm not using the risers for a bed frame but I would imagine that casters would make the bed frame move around on the risers. Hope that helps.
1753529
I think you could, as you put a regular toilet seat above the riser. If there was any adaption it might be a slightly longer bolt.
1019283
I have a king frame, and it's a little less than 7" from the floor to the bottom of the frame/box spring. I wanted mine higher, so I put the wheels on risers. It works fine.
1095601
You can use them to raise almost everything but I only used 2 each to raise my bed 2 inches. I would not use too many on nighstand. You can try and see how sturdy it will be. Mine are too low now but I just use them like they are. They will support the nightstands though. Hope this helps somewhat.
1183782
I don't have risers on mine, but I would assume for proper support you'd need to have them on all 9 legs.
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.
513784
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!
2096250
You can do that. But the box spring will make the bed higher. So if you didn't mind that then I say go for it.
1435129
I doubt it. The risers are not very stable, and I don't think the wheels of the bed fit deep enough in the risers to stay in place if the the bed was moved on sliders. My bed wheels sometimes begin to pop out of, and tip over, the risers just from pushing on the bed while making it.
1659565
I use all the risers. I weight 200+ pounds and have used it for over a year. I have tried it with and without the risers. It isn't less stable with the risers.
311623
you will not be able to use the standard plastic/or wood risers designed for the metal frames that have wheels. you will require a flat riser, you can however construct your own bed risers - http://organizeyourstuffnow.com/wordpress/diy-bed-risers
1299357
No. U can just rerout the cables and get enough slack to install the risers.