What is the width of the bottom of the feet? Will they fit on risers (plastic or wood) if I wish to make the bed taller?
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I think the width is around two inches, though I don't have the bed in front of me. I do think you can make the bed taller with risers, since the current feet of the bed do the trick with those two inches. I'll attach a picture, though I'm not sure it will help more than the picture on the website--we got two twin beds, not a king size. They are quite sturdy. The person who answered before me knew more than I about risers, but he is right that you could construct your own. I can't see how to attach, sorry!
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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
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The openings will fit as specified below.Thank you!Stackable Wood Bed Risers Features:*Versatile design can fit square or round bed posts, and even casters.*Square hole can fit bed posts 2-3/4 inches wide or diameter.*A single set lifts the bed 2-3/4 inches high while stacking two sets raises the bed up to 6-1/4 inches high.*Perfect for creating additional storage space under the bed or a more comfortable bed height.*Sturdy, stacking design provides added stability and safety.
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I didn't go up and measure the risers but I have a small Yorkie (5-6 lbs.) and he flies up them so I'm sure yours will have no problem at all. If you still need dimensions, let me know.
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I need to go home and measure. They turned out to be not large enough to use in my 4 ft wide beds, but I don't know exactly how wide they are.
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The bottom of the mattress will be 13" above the floor. My mattress is 12" thick so my bedspread has to fall 25" on each side to touch the floor. Which it does not do. The optional slide out drawers work great also and they are 9 1/2 " tall and have 2" of clearance.
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I measured and they're about 5.5" tall. You could just put sticky felt pads on the bottom of the dresser and skip the legs.
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I am not certain as I discarded these about two weeks after I put them on the bed. However, they are what I would call the normal diameter to fit into the average bedframe. They look very sturdy, and I was positive that if I left them on the shortest height setting that they would not bend. Other reviewers had complained of bending and collapsing. I thought they just put them on incorrectly. As it turns out, no sooner did we apply any weight to the mattress that they collapsed.
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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.)
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Yes it will. These risers work for any kind of legs. I have them on one bed with rollers and another with the rounded peg.
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I don't know the exact height I have a pretty low bed and it is about an inch or two higher. I know you can buy extension kits to make it higher if needed
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That would work because they are narrower at the bottom - it is 8" across at the top and about 5 " across the bottom and 4 1/2" deep - hope that helps
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Yes it will. You just cut them with a scissors to the height you need, it's simple. They just slide on a rail for the width so it should work ok. Hope this helps
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The distance between the inner edges of the legs is about 34 and 7/8ths. So, if your drawer is about 34.5 inches wide it should fit. If they are wider than that, you could put them facing out of the foot of the bed, with id about 43.5 inches between posts. Also, from floor to the bottom of the frame is about 12.5 inches high. It's a good bed. I'd buy it again.
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I suppose you can but measure width of legs to insure they will fit. I used them for under desk legs to raise up desk to fit large office type chair and they worked out great.
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I have metal round legs and the risers work fine. The risers have an indent in them where the leg sits in so the legs don't slide off them. My only concern was how high the risers made the bed since my dog (20 lbs.) jumps on and off a couple times a day. He is fine jumping on but I try to lift him off when I can because I don't like that hard "thud" getting off, even though it is carpeted where he lands.
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No, the legs do not adjust in height. However, if you look up "Bed risers" on amazon, you can find products to adjust your bed's height.
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The height is 7.25 inches. When I make mine, I trim the width to about 10.5 inches and they fit fine. The 10.75 width is often a very tight fit.