Could two of these be left in place to elevate the head of the bed? or is that a super-dumb question?
304373
You could but I think they would pop out when you moved around on the bed, but I do love mine for changing the sheets
304374
I never thought of that, but what a neat idea! They would definitely be strong enough. As you can see from the picture, the wedge comprises only about 2/3 of the lifter; the other 1/3 is the handle. The handles may not fit under the mattress with the same stability as the wedge, which is flat. So if you have a headboard, you may have to move the mattress down to allow room for the handles to stick out. But if you can get them under the mattress, all the better. I say go for it, and let us know how it worked. Good luck!
1086755
i did not construct mine that way. but i don't see why you couldn't. You may need to anchor the two shelves to each other for more support.
1824413
You would need to put a board between the two. I have futon on top of it and I had to get some boards from homedepot. If not the small metal bars could break.
1421006
Yes you can. I got both pieces and after putting it together realized only the headboard was enough.
1349258
Yep, in most cases. They are in two pieces and you can adjust them to tilt upward.
307831
These things are heavy and unwieldy. But 2 people should be able to get it into a cabover bed. I feel sure you would not want to move it every day though.Edit...the more I think about it, I think that is exactly what you are talking about - putting it "down below" for the night and storing it above for the daytime. That certainly is not impossible but you might find it less than desirable.
2264511
These can probably be used to solve the problem. It would take two sets, one for the headboard and one for the footboard, but they should bolt to the wooden rails, then hook to the ends. Might make the overall assembly slightly longer than usual, but not significantly so.
2105863
hi....you could stack two of them i believe...i personally wouldn't stack more than that!
803531
Yes mechanically they could be added together but it would need a stabilizer for the height.why would you want it that high??
348829
It can be either one. If you need both, you would order two of them. Extensions are installed to make one of them the headboard.
1780331
You could set one on top of the other but it would make more sense to just assemble them together. If you set one on top of the other you'd have a space between the two of about one and a half inches that would be pretty much useless. The way that you assemble them you would be able to make the two of them one unit, they do assemble very easily. Hope this makes sense, and helps! Good luck!
181655
I think the legs that run down the middle are too close to use a riser on each and too far to use just one riser for both. Also the frame sits pretty high anyway you might not need them.
227990
it is possible to do it but it may be a hassle - you have to unscrew things, readjust it and rescrew it. it's not simple - we did a workaround to this exact situation by putting another, lower desk with a chair to the side of this. there are definitely units you can buy with a crank in the front to easily raise/lower them but they are much more expensive
128278
The short answer, no. You could possibly leave it divided in two but then you would lack some stability. IT is not actually that tall, less than 6' so if height is a concern, I would search for something else.
754742
Not in my opinion. Two - one where it's shown, and you could put another on the other corner.
1055281
Sorry, but I don't have an adjustable bed, so I don't know for sure. However, if you put both up at the same height then it should not be a problem.
1516623
Possibly anchored lower to the base. You would have to keep it on real low as it shakes the bed. Keep D batteries handy!