exactly how far do these risers raise the bed?
349174
Five and a half inches, although you could order two sets and stack them. That will give you six and a half inches.
349175
Almost 6 inches-I stacked the rolling wheel from my adjustable Tempurpedic right on top-worked great.
349176
Including the bed frame I have, 12" lots of room to store stuff underneath. Hope that helps you :_)
349177
According to my measuring tape, it is exactly 5 inches from the floor to where the legs of the furniture rest inside the cup of the riser. Hope that helps.
1276350
No, I don't. The outside might be a half inch itself but it sinks in the middle. You could split hairs on such a short measurement but no these would not raise the bed a half inche. On my living room furniture there was no note able raise. Just floor project and slip stop.
1084457
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
2128541
The bed goes up probably 4 to 4.5 feet, so it depends how high your bed is!
989247
In the lowest setting, the height of the riser is ~7.5 inches from floor to tip, but the top 1.5 inches fits into the leg of the bed. Thus, their stated adjustment range of 6-10 inches seems accurate. If you have reflux & need the head of the bed raised more than that, you could always leave the original wheels on at the foot of the bed, & just use these at the head of the bed (& the middle if you have legs there also).
2031557
10 to 12 inches. If you look at the picture of the bed, that is as far as the head goes up.
702035
The weight of the bed itself shud keep them from moving around too much, if at all. I believe the space in the indent is 2 or 3 inches squared, so the possibility of the bed moving around IS there. The key word to remember here is INDENT. The indent does have a raised lip all around of maybe a half inch. Truly I wud not worry at all about it. These are VERY strong and durable risers. I am actually using them for my entertainment center which is holding over $2000 worth of equipment. I am not worried in the least.
2176519
I am not at where I have the beds right now in order to measure but when raised it is the same height as the one that is stationary and that it goes under. Just know that you can ONLY use an 8" mattress if you want it to slide under - or you have to use bed risers on the stationary one.
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.
2103653
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.
1714826
Hello, I have the risers on a Cal King bed. Two large adults have slept on this bed, and two kids have jumped on it as well all without incident. I initially tried the block risers, but the bed shifted and the block tipped, causing the bed to collapse. I haven't had any problems with these yet! Hope that helps.
762432
I have no idea how much weight they would hold, the manufacturer would have to answer to that question. But I will tell you that my bed frame, my two twin-size box springs with built-in wooden drawers PLUS the weight of my mattress PLUS the weight of two people approximately 300 lbs total and these risers don't budge. I've even taken a flying leap onto the bed, and NOTHING moves. The only thing you might want to consider? It's going to put your couch up pretty high. Aesthetically, it might look a little ridiculous. But the solid construction of these risers seems pretty sound to me. Hope this helps.
221583
About 1-1/4". If you use washers or spacers underneath, you can raise it higher.
1087360
They would raise the bed about 5 1/2" as the indentation for the leg is about 1/2."
1912243
These bed risers are 3 inch lift and come in a set of six. There are others that come in 5 inch or 6 inch lift. These are the best bed riser ever. I have use them to raise a work table and my king size be and they work perfect. I have used them for five month now, and highly recommend.
1741618
I wanna say 6.5 inches total height. If you are going to put something on top of the riser & cup I would be cautious. My bed has fallen off risers twice. But I have busted through 2 sets of those plastic ones.
1373689
Here's a link to the item on the manufacturers site - if you click on the image, you can zoom in on the label and it says it raises furniture 5.25 inches. http://www.slipstick.com.au/slipstick-furniture-risers/cb650/ Love these, btw. My husband and I are both large and we have 6 of these under a king size bed. Never any issue with stability.