Confusing regarding size of regular slider or tall (mine is 93") - is there a riser insert at the bottom, please? Thank you.
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On the top ONLY, there is an adjustable slide panel that slides up or down so that the panel will fit
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I PLACED MINE ON THE SMALL SLIDERS. I wanted to be able to move it slightly for obvious reasons and since it is very heavy I couldn't do that easily. The sliders work great and they are just a tad larger than the feet, so they are not noticeable.
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There in lies the rub. If you use one of the smaller risers, you gain about 3 inches. The highest it will go is 13 inches with the extra risers installed. If you take out the 7 inch risers you will have a table that is only about 6 inches from the top to the floor. It is not very flexible that way. And if you try to buy two and make it taller, I don't think you would be happy with the result, as it wouldn't be very solid. I was barely able to use it except I got the top down low enough to slide under my center desk drawer and put my printer on top so it just fits. As far as the shelf below then, it only holds 8 1/2 X 11 paper in a stack. Nothing much more fits in that small area. There in lies the rub. If you use one of the smaller risers, you gain about 3 inches. The highest it will go is 13 inches with the extra risers installed. If you take out the 7 inch risers you will have a table that is only about 6 inches from the top to the floor. It is not very flexible that way. And if you try to buy two and make it taller, I don't think you would be happy with the result, as it wouldn't be very solid. I was barely able to use it except I got the top down low enough to slide under my center desk drawer and put my printer on top so it just fits. As far as the shelf below... » Read More There in lies the rub. If you use one of the smaller risers, you gain about 3 inches. The highest it will go is 13 inches with the extra risers installed. If you take out the 7 inch risers you will have a table that is only about 6 inches from the top to the floor. It is not very flexible that way. And if you try to buy two and make it taller, I don't think you would be happy with the result, as it wouldn't be very solid. I was barely able to use it except I got the top down low enough to slide under my center desk drawer and put my printer on top so it just fits. As far as the shelf below then, it only holds 8 1/2 X 11 paper in a stack. Nothing much more fits in that small area. « Show Less
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We do have ours under our slide, it measures 26 inches. But will extend to 30 inches.
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This riser is 5" long and 1" high. It's a good riser. I like the fact that the screws on the side are low profile. However, the riser is heavy. So, if you weight conscience then you might want to consider another riser. I also own the riser made by Yankee Hill. I prefer that riser over the B Square because it doesn't weigh as much. Also the Yankee Hill riser is a little longer at about 5.25".
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As far as I understand it's a standard thirty inches, which does not adjust any lower, maybe you want to cut the feet or play around with it yourselfJust study the picture see if can be played around with. eliot
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This is for an extra-tall door, so make sure your sliding door is taller than average. The top piece is spring loaded so it gets put in place and then expands to fit snug. Your slider will only shut partway now, so you will have to fashion a dowel stop to keep it locked and secure from intruders since it will no longer lock normally! Hope this helps :)
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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
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There are (or where) 3 sizes available. When you order specify 3" assuming that is the size you want. That is the size I purchased and I just measured the height of the riser and it is 3 1/4 inches. I have used several bed risers and HIGHLY recommend these as they are manufactured from metal. Plastic cracks and breaks and is not that study.
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There is a stopper on the side of one of the sliders. Maybe you could remove it, or adjust the bottom rollers. The space is so small on one side, I don't find it a problem.I love this little storage unit for my VCR, CD, & DVD recordings. Good luck.
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The slider is intended for a standard 24" deep cabinet. They are mounted to the existing shelf,. There is no stacking mechanism.
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Hi, I ended up returning the one-piece sliders... and went to Ace Hardware to get the screw-in magic sliders (08221) which we have used successfully for many years. Hope this helps you!
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Its a full extension slider. Meaning its both 60 inches closed and extends for a full 60 inches. Watch a youtube video of "full extension draw slides" to understand exactly how it works.
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I my opinion, the bar height would be better. It is much easier to get in and out of the chairs than the standard chair / table height. Might be just what a 93 YO needs.
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HighI like them because I don't need to use risers. I find risers get it in the way with nose and tail slides. I've been skating since 1997. Hope this answers your question.
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Mine are set to 9" from outside to outside. My shelf is 11.5" deep. The whole business still needs 14" in depth, as the sliders will stick out further at the back.
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You will need slides to move it back to the motor well. For the most part you will not be standing up under the top unless it is on a pontoon boat. I do not have any problem with mine as I an 5' 9.