Is this high enough to keep the blankets raised above my feet at the end of my bed? Everything sold for that seems too flimsy, this seems sturdier.
1493618
It depends on the thickness of your mattress. Mine is 9.5 inches high and the top of the bar is 10 inches above that. For my bed it would be high enough to drape a blanket over it and keep the weight of it off your feet. Good luck
1493619
It is not wide enough to go across a twin bed...a friend of mine has gout, I would not suggest this item to him...it is sturdy, but not very wide, it might work if you don't have restless legs...sorry not to be able to answer a straight "yes or no"
1493620
Yes it is. It doesn't go all the way across the foot but over your feet alone it would work.
1041560
Yes, you just don't have as much above the mattress. I needed some thing to hold onto for support as I got in bed. It wa perfect for that. Hope this helped.
130203
I keep mine on one side of the bed. It's a full size but the support is made for one person only anyway. As long as your blankets are wide enough to drape nicely over the support I'm sure it will be fine.
1961340
I don't think the end will curl tight enough on your bed to hold it up. I use mine on my bed rounded on the bottom to keep it balanced and it works great. I love it for watching movies.
1824446
I did not use it to keep my legs elevated but it is soft enough I think it would be great for that. Something you might try first is to just get a 2x4 piece of wood and put it under the foot of your bed, unless your legs are suppose to be elevated a lot more. Just 2 inches makes a big difference.
1138314
if u use a box spring & mattress it will be way too high. we bought a very good top mattress and it works great. same for the lower bed. hope this helps!
1578466
To be honest, I'm not sure how much weight it can hold (not sure if you mean in it, or on it?). I currently have 4 stacks of folded clothes in it (waiting for a new chest of drawers to arrive) and it's no problem. I'm 200lbs. and I sit on it all the time while putting on socks and shoes. Feels sturdy. However, it's at the foot of our bed and used as an accent piece rather than in a living room where it would be used to sit on more regularly, so...?
1106939
I think so. I'd guess that the distance from the top of the railing to the top of the mattress in the highest level would be about a foot. These units tend to get beat up in shipping but I don't see how you could go wrong at its current price... I paid at least $30 more!
813444
Not very high. Looks bigger in the picture than it actually is. Should be no problem.
920398
We have ours fully extended and it's about 16" above the bed. We have a 3" foam on top of our mattress so without it, it would be higher. Works perfectly for us although the bed looks a bit strange. No more complaints, though, about husband's toes. To even the look of the bed, we each have one. Hope this helps.
1467442
Yes! It's very sturdy, and when set up properly at the end of the bed, it is solid and strong enough for heavy blankets and quilts, keeping the weight off the feet.
1417628
I think it might work for you. My bed has a storahe compartment underneath. The lid/base is hinged in the middle. lifting the lid will raise and fold the mattress maybe close to 90 degrees. Mattress doesn't like to bend that deep but will. I believe the mattress came folded in half - packed in a cardboard box. But yes, it will fold but maybe under protest.
1204009
The mattress is extremely tall so I wouldn't put this on top of anything unless you want to use a step ladder to get on and off the bed.
1737469
No. I have the same model and i only have my mattress on it. The metal slats give great support. But if you want a little height, use a box spring or I used bed risers to have storage under the bed.
812595
It's pretty tall to be a nightstand. It's not the most stable item either. I would advise against using it as such.
10991
The blanket support stands about 30 inches high at the highest setting and about 23 inches high at the lowest position. My mattress is 13 inches thick, and since the frame tucks between the mattress and the box springs, I have foot clearance from about 17 inches to 10 inches. I put mine at the second from lowest position and have about 11 inches foot clearance.
1486611
With the legs fully extended it will raise your laptop 13 inches. I would get out a ruler and see if 13 inches from your current desk top will raise it high enough...probably not without you slouching. And yes it is flimsy. I only use it while laying in bed, for that it works fine.