I want legs instead of wheels so my bed doesn't move. Are these firm on the ground? Do they move easily or do they hold the bed in place?
2065121
That was my initial concern as well. For the full size bed we used these on, they work great. There isn't any wobbling or noises. They stay firm and hold the bed securely in place. I am very happy with these as I have tried many others that failed miserably!
2065122
Mine are on a queen and they are very firm on the ground. My bed doesn't move.
323037
They are pretty rigid. Its a good product though. It might might be worth just getting some solid foam to strap down where needed.
2189197
legs screw right in, so don't anticipate instability issues. They are solid wood, not spindly and definitely will not warp.
378081
Depends on what you have in them. Empty they move fairly easy. They are sturdy and heavy (particle board)
2283895
Yes, the legs are very sturdy and stable. The legs can be locked in the down position by rotating a metal tab on one of the legs, which attaches the legs to each other. When latched together, the legs do not move at all. Also, the legs click into the up position, so they don't rattle in either the up or down position - and the other moving parts (upper and lower adjustable vent openings) have a snug friction fit, so nothing rattles. You will like it!
1033393
Yes they are very easy to put togather, no tools! Also it's a little lower then I expected, but they are holding up pretty good. My husband is 6-4 150pounds I'm 5'3 150 pounds, they are holding up pretty well
547290
They rotate but not easily. On my wood floors the wheels just slide since it's plastic and has little friction.
1511766
Well when I placed them on the bare floor you had to play with them a bit so they would stay, they would wobble but when I had them on carpet, they were a bit more sturdy. I am not sure if it is just the 2 I bought that are a bit uneven but I do like them just wish they would stay on the bare floor better and the gaps in between each panel were a bit closer. Hope this helps.
1499104
The sides are soft, but sturdy enough so that you wan't roll out of the bed. As for falling, I don't know what you are trying to accomplish, or not accomplish!
1288783
They are not light weight, but you might use some heavy duty Velcro with adhesive. We keep ours on the ground and move them around (with ease) as needed.
743621
They are pretty firm, which is the beauty of the product. They are not secured to the vehicle seat, so you could easily move them out of the way.
1722231
I put the wheels on but it stays in the same place in our laundry room. I could have left them off. I say if you are not going to move it a lot then it is your option of whether to put them on or not. I believe it would work fine without them.
641558
They should work fine. I'm assuming the casters lock or else the bed might tend to roll. These are a bit slippery inside and bumped furniture moves easier than when on carpet. This style is stronger than others and more likely to hold up to the concentrated weight of a caster.
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.
158045
I believe they stay on the ground. According to their website and video, it allows for balance control. They have a website for more information. www.eztrainingwheels.com PS. I have no affiliation with them. Just doing research and I'm looking to purchase some in the near future.
498962
I double checked Sorry they are hard plastic. I did not have any trouble getting or keeping mine in the ground
1084404
The wheels are very low. They only come up about an inch or so. They roll under my couch and my recliner, so I'd assume you'll be fine!