will these leg work for this futon? I've lost the legs to this futon in a move. DHP Lodge Futon, Black
1959865
The screws a little long, it would depend on how tall you want it too. 4" isn't far off the ground. Hope this helps
1959866
Depends. Depends on if the sliver screw in (the metal piece that the legs screw into) are placed on the futon. Also those legs on that Futon are longer than this one. This one is shorter so if they did work then futon would be closer to the floor. You may need a higher inch leg(s).
1959867
No I don't believe so. I used these for a leather recliner. These legs are short and wide so I don't think they would work for your Futon.... Sorry
667527
These legs are very solid with standard size bolts but they look much shorter than the original legs.
1959868
I think so. I used them on ottomans just screwed them in and they look great
1748367
My opinion is 'yes.' We already had the futon but needed a new frame. This one is 'shorter' to the floor than our previous one so less 'stuff' fits under it.
1171889
I did not get the nuts. Just removed my old legs and screwed the new ones back on. Nuts may possibly needed if you are modifying the furniture.
1846122
It may depend on your futon frame. When I got my new frame it was hard to get the futon to stay up, but after a week of sitting on it everything is fine.
1578653
They work fine if frame legs fit inside center and nothing else like blankets and sheets touch the floor or walls. The interceptor is designed to isolate the bed. Hope this helps
2179316
Not sure. I would check with the manufacturer, to be sure. I wouldn't. Only because the legs may fall off. They are attched with some soufgt of adhesive. The legs fell of my old ones, which is the reason I ordered these new ones. My wife is the expert. She said "no". She cleans them with a shot of Windex, and they always look great....Hope this helps....
1530002
They should be long enough -- but they are narrow. You should check that they would collectively fit properly. I don't think you would have a problem with slippage -- and of course not if you were using a frame. I (who weighs 215 lbs) have used one on a carpeted floor lying next to my grandson; and have found the single futon sufficiently comfortable that I fell asleep (in fact, my back felt great). Stacking a king-size on a collection of three should be perfectly comfortable for anyone. I've read over the other comments and they don't make much sense to me. If you want the "comfort" of a regular mattress, you don't buy a futon. The futon's rigidity is good for the back and the "comfort" it provides is in its stability and firmness. Once you get used to it, it's very comfortable to sleep on. A traditional futon over a bed of these futons is definitely enough. Enjoy!
1647755
I'd use caution if planning to use these on bunk beds. Bunk beds have a tendency to be tipsy and top-heavy. If these were ever to get slightly out of position (not centered) on all four legs I think the chance of an accident could be very significant.
2189196
Wish I could answer that. I am a decorator and I purchased the legs for a client. I know that she is very happy with the ones we put on her sofa.
2006079
Yes. I put them on the support legs under a twin bed wooden headboard and footboard. Very simple peel paper and stick on. Makes it easy to move bed and they do not come off as bed slides.
879267
I don't know. I bolted mine and even then decided I will have to drill new holes. My pillows are sliding down behind the headboard with the current setup. Check their return policy as well. I would think you're going to have to bolt them somehow.
1980998
No, they will not. The threaded portion looks more like a bolt than a wood screw. It is designed to pass through a hole and then be threaded into a bolt. It does come with the bolts. An alternative is to be threaded directly into female threads built into the stand. If you can drill a hole into the legs and either thread the hole with a wood tap or pass through the hole and attach to the supplied nuts, it will work.
756120
Sure if the futon's flat...check the measurements! This mattress is best for back-sleepers.
753851
I bought leg daddy t-plate 5/16" for aan ottomon use with the bun feet dark walnut legs (4) pkg hope they work
1463701
They should work just fine. Contact Leapers directly if you still are wondering about it.
102252
I have assembled toys, furniture, even an Ikea kitchen but I have never come across any process that has stopped me cold before these Kidkraft legs. I cannot get them on even with all the tips listed here. My question is, why haven't they changed the legs or the screws once they have been made aware there is an issue? Today is Saturday - I will have to wait until Monday to contact them for help.
1861710
You can drill a hole in the bottom of each poster leg and join each leg to the riser with a threaded rod, or with a tapered wood dowel http://www.tablelegs.com/Wood-Dowels.aspx. However, a better idea for you might to buy some bun feet and screw them on:http://www.tablelegs.com/Bun-Feet.aspx and http://www.tablelegs.com/JoineryOptions/BunFootHardwareService.aspx Whatever you do, don't rely on "balancing" your legs with no joining. At the worst possible moment,a leg could tip off!