Does this frame fit on risers?
1501549
I am not sure, but I do think it might be un-stable. If you have the double thickness air mattress, it is average bed height. Hope this helps.
1501550
It comes with wheels, do you probably don't need risers, but if you didn't put the wheels on it might fit on risers
262353
Yes, the top and bottom pieces should be attached to one another for stability. However, they will work together without the two pieces being attached. The holes between the two pieces are 3/8-inches in diameter. In my case, I bought 3/8-inch bolts and appropriate washers and locking nuts at my local hardware store and screwed the two pieces together to complete each of the risers. The risers really work beautifully and will not break like equivalent-height, plastic risers might.
1599643
Yes, box spring fits in base of frame. The top of box spring is only about an inch to 2 inches above the frame base.
303778
Spacer has to do with diameter of the bar, not width. This riser fits two different diameter bars.
1560301
Yes with a hacksaw the riser can be cut to fit. Just be sure that you cut the unthreaded end. The faucet is very high quality for the price
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.
262335
They do not attach to the frame. The bed legs sit on top of the bed risers. If you were very handy, you might could attach the riser to the bed legs, but they don't generally lend themselves to do so. With enough side pressure like someone running and jumping on the bed, they could tip over. But it would be extremely difficult to do that.
774617
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.)
547262
The recess for the leg to fit into is 2.75" squre and .5" deep. I would not recommend placing the leg on top, it would slide off too easily. You might try contacting the manufacturer and ask if they have larger risers. Or contact a carpenter and have them custom made. The basic design would be the same and fit exactly and safely. Good luck with our quest.
67141
Mine are that big and fit by just swiveling the wheel Togo diagonal on the riser.
126259
Yes, you need a riser to keep the front wheel from moving around. I had tried without a riser my first time and it did not end well
1398385
No, it wouldn't fit with the rise IMO. But I haven't tried it. I've Only done the 1 pound on each side. Have deviated yet lol...
402479
As long as they are on the same rail there is no need for a riser. I love mine!
1407469
We bought two risers and used all the legs on one of them to make the riser high enough. There are no indentions on top of the riser or a way of securely putting the legs on top of the riser to add another level w/o it sliding off.
641835
We didn't purchase this frame but instead purchased one from Serta which we believe to be the same height as this one. Since the frame sat too close for the floor the bed skirts sold these days at places like Bed, Bath & Beyond, we used the wood risers which we had purchased for the previous bed. (We have seen some black plastic risers which are way too high, but the wood ones worked well for us.) Does this mean that everyone in the USA who purchases a new frame must also purchase risers to use a bedskirt? Seems improbable, but it may very well be the case.
264168
greetings, if you have a standard A2 sight, this sight will be the right height, no riser. This sits the same height as the carry handle sight.
2044704
absolutely. Just make sure you have two strong contact points.as long as you can cycle the bolt with finger clearance, you should be fine. you may have to put the riser screws on the opposite side from the bolt.