can I use these to rise my toddler bed, that has wooden legs of approximately 2 1/2 wide.
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I used them to raise my child's toddler bed with approximately the same leg measurements, there was still room and was somewhat slippy, so I used some white non slip shelf liner and cut squares to fit. It worked very well.
344559
Yes. The area to put the legs of the bed in is very big. But just an FYI. Everything slides and moves if you don't put a rubber piece in it to stop it.
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.
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.
1252279
Screws supplied will be too small. Supplied screws are less than 1/8" diameter and meant for wooden legs.
836249
Sure I suppose if they fit, but the bed does not come with them. Well it comes with 3. Which are not enough to support a mattress without a box spring
2230073
I really would not. These are for more for stationary items. Even then, our bed seems a little unstable, but that is due to how high up these put our bed. If you put them on a glider I can only imgine the rocking back and forth force, will cause the whole thing to topple over.
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Mine are in the end of 2x4's. Which are 1.5", there is plenty of extra wood on either side. If they are going to be used in particle board, I would worry about them breaking the wood.
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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 can but i wouldnt suggest it, you will hear the wood hitting the wood and its going to be to high. not good. Box springs in the cost of mattress sets are very inexpensive, maybe see if they would let you take the boxspring back possible or try it and see what you think. Those are my thoughts. Hope all this helps. If noe of this works i have hundreds of others beds for sale, hows that on our full site. 6102773747 Good luck. Linda
871980
I would say you probably could ...but they would need to be quite small. The legs are only 3/4 an inch wide on bottom.
2117479
Yes, but it would be a very low to the floor bed. They provide a firm support for whatever foundation you put over them. You'll need to drill holes into the metal frame to attach them if it doesn't already have them.
79225
The legs of this frame are square. If the bed risers allow for square legs, then the risers could be used.
2148896
May be too high for that. I would go to a local furniture store with kid in tow and test a counter height chair which these are with a standard table.
1293450
I do not think that would work.They are not hollow that I can tell but the size would also not work because the length of the legs they are not very expensive so if you want to give it a try I would go for it. They are sturdy but the hard plastic would probably split
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.
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If I understood you correctly, yes you can. All the supports are not fixed in any way. You can adjust the height and width quite easily. I screwed down the supports to my wood rails at ease. I am not at all handy - if I can do it, I bet you can too.
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Yes, it is possible. There is a space of slightly more than 1 1/2 inches on a diagonal between raised ridges and the top of the riser. If the headboard or foot board is that narrow, then the risers should work.