would these risers work for a sewing table that has rollers on it ?
1993331
Having never used a sewing machine I can only answer with an opinion. First it is highly unlikely that the sewing would fall off the risers or become unstable. If you require the same level if solid stability you have with the machine on the floor, then I feel it is unlikely to work for you. It will also depend on if the wheels have solid locking mechanism's. If the wheels do not lock there will be more movement. I hope this round about answer is helpful.
1993332
If the rollers (wheels?) can be locked, then it should work, but make sure you measure to make sure they'll fit.
1993333
Depends on the size of the rollers I would say. There's about an 2"x2" slot in them for rollers. So if they are tiny you might have an issue. If they are roughly the size of roller you would say find on a desk chair then they will be just fine.
198043
If you are talking about using cinder blocks as risers, I see no reason why not. The grids are quite sturdy.
950206
I used them on bed casters to keep the bed from moving on a hard wood floor. Since they measure 3" x 3", it should work.
667986
Yes, I have an older metal frame with the small rollers and they work great. They will also support the larger (newer) rollers. They are well worth the money and are very stable - just like the bed is not on risers. I'm planning on getting them for my guest room too.
1902372
They should support the weight but they're only about 3" in diameter so it would be a question of whether the table leg would fit.
2261579
I think yes ...I use them on those white "Lifelines" tables that are so popular eveywhere. They are white tables with like a 2" lip. They are tough to put on and it takes a knack that you acquire and then they work great...Good luck ...
1274395
I don't believe these are designed for rollers, although you could probably use them if they fit. I used 1/4" birch plywood about 44" high by 32.5" wide and the slide well (they're actually 3/16" thick). If your acrylic sheets are a full 1/4", they may have trouble. The slot seems to be just exactly 1/4" wide so they might bind.
2066825
I don't see why it wouldn't they are standard turntable mat's. All spindles are the same size.
648867
Yes they will !! They hold a TON of weight too !! I use them all round the edges of my Origami shelves to hang clothing !! Buy more then one , because you will find a million uses for them ! You just reminded me to order MORE !!!
123479
If you want the table to be only 7" high, sure.These are meant for chairs and sofas, not tables.Look for appropriate table legs on the same site-
1478916
It could possibly work, they are pretty sturdy. It would depend on how heavy a table top is,but I think it would work. I hope this helps. Paul
508900
I'm sure they would work, but they may curve. If you put them in vertically they might work better. But try it out and see what works! Have fun.
1846704
I am sure that they would work but don't they sell similar in the store made for ironing boards? These are likely wider and longer than necessary but would work.
935639
I'm not using the risers for a bed frame but I would imagine that casters would make the bed frame move around on the risers. Hope that helps.
277225
I have round wheels on my bed and these risers work fine. Make a huge improvement in storage space under the bed. I have 2 risers on each leg.
1097376
If your Juki machine is a 'low shaft' these are generic sewing feet and should fit fine. I had the same type of question when I ordered them for my Brother machine. They are a great set and should serve you well. I think 'high shaft' machines are professional machines, not usually used in home environment. Good luck.
702034
They shouldn't. I use mine to make a card table into a work table. and I don't have a problem with it moving around. The weight of a bed should work even better.