What do you do if you need more than 4" of extra height?
327239
I either add a 1x10 or 2x10 to get additional height. Doesn't happen often. The boards also work well to level out the picnic table.
327240
Andersen makes a taller unit, but most campgrounds won't require a major adjustment. The previously mentioned 2x10 is a good option; that will give you an extra 1.5". The Lego blocks are also good, and what I formerly used - the Andersen is much easier and provides support under the entire tire for minor adjustments in height.
327241
If you need more than four inches you need to go with the Lego blocks. Most campsites are close enough that you won't need more than that.
24884
It'll more than do the job. Just measure the distance you need and then add a foot or two. Get the length closest to that. Better to have a little too much length than too little.
705168
If you are handy you could make sliding drawers. If you want you could make leg extensions and raise it a few inches.
391603
Other than having them custom made, I can't think of anything or anywhere to obtain additional risers that would be safe. The height is perfect for my needs.
1506944
I have a 4" rise and was told for every inch add a foot, that is why I bought a 4 foot ramp. It works as it should. Be sure you measure correctly.
1065070
Not quite. You need 39.25 but in reality a bit more. The manual state 4" extra per side. I see no need tot that much if you have room on the top for air movement.
404822
The height of the bed frame is fixed; your default options are to put the wheels on or not. In order to get some extra height, you could try risers? (e.g., a really cheap & easy method would be to cut some 2x4 to put under the frame (with the wheels removed). Each one will give you 1.5" of extra height.)
1888828
We have it adjusted to four feet now... But it could extend up another foot taller.
213114
I've only stacked two for an added height of 2 inches, but I don't think there would be a problem stacking four for the height of 4 inches you're looking for. These are pretty sturdy risers.
1115459
The unit is not as high as most foot rest if you have a safeco brand that adjust on a post this will not give you that kind of height. Only going to give you about 4 inches extra height
398074
I doubt that removing the feet would give you the required height . The space under the frame at the bottom is less than 1/2 inch and the body without feet is 33 9/16 " so it would be a squeeze or impossible to fit in to a 33 1/2 height space. Air circulation is important too so perhaps it's not a good fit.
744995
I really don't think the height can be increased. Another customer had asked about stacking them for the same purpose, but they are not stackable & are plastic so they are too light weight unless you cut the anchors off on your second layer & used an outdoor safe epoxy type glue. This seems like it would be more work than would be worth the effort. They are hollow on the underside so they would be difficult to glue anyway. Maybe you could check with this company to see if they have any other taller options.
1823686
If you are wanting the extra height to make it easier to stand, you will need to extend the supply line. Most supply lines to these toilets is a 1/2" plastic tubing that is easily cut with the proper tool and can be extended the two inches with a compression coupling and a small piece of tubing. It does take quite a bit of strength to push the tubing on the coupling. just make sure the tubing is cut straight across and pushed all the way on.
1645997
I'd say if you've got help you could maybe get it in a roll as tight as it came...about 12-15 inches x maybe 4 feet high.
379434
You won't have enough room. With the bar and foot pads, it's nearly an inch high
1555216
There is a joined 2 leg on each side of the table. If u need higher there is an extension within each leg that can increase its height
716815
In the item description should describe vertical lift which is your height. And pitch the 15' across to allow gravity to help at that point.