will these attach to my metal bed frame, where the wheel detaches? Should I use a bolt to secure the riser to the small bed frame "leg"?
262332
I don't know because I just rested the legs with the wheels of my queen size bed atop these 8 risers and so far, the bed has not fallen off!
262333
They aren't made to attach to anything. You can only rest the bed legs on top of the risers, which made my queen bed very wobbly. I can't imagine they'd feel secure even on a twin bed. I threw mine away after realizing they didn't accept returns.
262334
The wheels for the bed rest on top of the risers. Because the edges are raised the wheels do not slide off, even if the bed is pushed. You may want to read my review about the risers where I mentions securing the two parts of the risers together. I think the only way that the bed would come off of the risers is if the bed was lifted up, or if someone was jumping up and down on the bed.
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.
513783
I don't see why any reasons why you couldn't. The bed risers I assume you're talking about are the ones that go under each individual peg, right? These pegs of the bed are very normal-sized.
2001521
I'm sure they will work , I believe the sockets are a standard size. Once in a while I have had to spread the brass clip on shaft of the wheel assy.so wheel won't fall out of socket.
2116368
You need to contact the manufacturer. I am a customer who bought these and the legs to make mysef a footstool. I don't have ANY expertise eon these, the screws or anything else. I just bought them and put them onto my footstool. They worked for me. I don't know what else they work for and I am sorry. I have had several inquiries about these and the bolts and I'm not the one to ask. Amazon and Waddell are. Sorry I'm sure that isn't what you wanted to hear, but it's the truth.
1957743
Yes. I do. However doing so does make the bed a little less unstable and harder to move on the floor without upsetting the alignment of the caster on the riser. This in no way stops me from using this arrangement. Good luck and do try it!
377672
They are threaded but I don't think it's designed to move. You would need strong wheels and may be some adjustment to the frame too.
724331
No, mabey the bolts need a little tightening. If they continue to come loose, you could use some loctite on the threads of the bolt.
1576549
yes. you align holes on the sliding metal legs to the desired height and use the provided Philips screws (one for each leg) to bolt in place.
1389545
I installed this on a 40 year old bed that had metal side rails. I used self-tapping screws. If you are handy, a metal frame should not be a problem. If not, you will need help.
49172
The supports have a hole on each end for either a bolt or screw. To attach to metal rails, you may need to drill a hole in your frame. The supports are fairly stable, though, so you may not need to bolt at all -- depends on how 'active' you are in bed...
122754
Not sure what kind of bed frame you have. We just have hollywood metal frame and it attached with a couple screws and bolts. Love it!
1898712
no the bed will not move easily with risers. they have a safety non-slip grip on the bottom
1558516
I did not buy risers for this frame. It fit with in the rails of the bed I had which is what I wanted. However the clearance seems high enough to use under bed storage without risers. I hope this helps.
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.
129655
I have wheels on my bed rails and it don't move at all. I think it would work just fine. Hope this helps
1566872
Annie -- it should work but wont have any thing to connect too-- just the weight of the bed will hold it in place. When it's on the metal frame in bolts on.
667984
Yes, most customers use this bed riser for beds with caster wheels. The diameter of the top cup is 3 inches+ so it will fit most common caster wheels.