My bed is 30" high and my dogs are 5 &amp; 6 lb Yorkies what are the dimensions of the risers ?
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The last step before the bed is 29" to the top of the step. The risers are about 6". I have several Yorkies ranging in weights from 2.5lbs to 8 lbs and ALL of them use the steps to get up on my rather tall sleigh bed. They have no problem whatsoever going up or down. I have had a couple other steps, but this stair from Pet gear are durable, stable and well worth the money. I would buy them again without a doubt =)
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They are 36in wide, 25in deep & 7 1/4 tall. Sorry my response took so long, I was out of town...
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I rounded it up and they are 31 inches. Actual is around 30 1/2 inches. They are easy to assemble and they are wonderful. Don't worry if your dog does not use them right away because our dog did not. After couple days she was going up them like a lightning bolt.
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I don't think they are high enough to protect from the wind. the bed is a very nice bed, my yorkie loves it. Carol.
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We have a king size bed that's about 4ft tall. The steps are just right for our Pomeranian to get up. They would be a little to tall for a couch or chair but great for a bed
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I think the width is around two inches, though I don't have the bed in front of me. I do think you can make the bed taller with risers, since the current feet of the bed do the trick with those two inches. I'll attach a picture, though I'm not sure it will help more than the picture on the website--we got two twin beds, not a king size. They are quite sturdy. The person who answered before me knew more than I about risers, but he is right that you could construct your own. I can't see how to attach, sorry!
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75 x 38 according to the web site. We are not home at this time so can't measure, but they seem true to size. Holding up very well on a platform bed.
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The inside deminsions of the bed are approximately 13X18. I have a little 5# yorkie and he can get lost in the bed, but he loves it. He gets in and covers himself with his blankie and sleeps all night. I love this product, very well made, soft and cuddly.
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Hi Nikki, The most important measurement is the width of the bed. You want to make sure they have enough room to stretch out. So you will want to measure them from paw to shoulder to get their height! It won't be too much support, the foam composition is the same for the Large, XL and Giant!
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My dog has legs about 5-6" long. These steps were a breeze for him. 21" high steps and he was on the bed, even though he has arthritis in his back.
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Each panel is 32 inches wide, I have it in a sqaure and it about 6 feet on each side. It's a lot of room for 2 yorkies.
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These bed risers are 3 inch lift and come in a set of six. There are others that come in 5 inch or 6 inch lift. These are the best bed riser ever. I have use them to raise a work table and my king size be and they work perfect. I have used them for five month now, and highly recommend.
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they are 7-8 inches tall and about 5 inches opening. Sorry i dont have one in front of my now, so these are pretty close approx. measurements.
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To have the four steps, it is big. It is 21" high and nearly 28" into the room. We have to turn it sideways against the foot of our bed so we can walk around it. Our mattress is 28' high and we have a small Yorkie, she has no trouble making it onto the bed. Going down, she only used one step before jumping the rest of the way down.
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The front is puffy. Ours was 9 inches high and after 5 months (85lb lab) it's now about 7-8 inches high. The dog LOVES the bed.
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They are 23" high and 16" wide. Once I figured out the assembly, I have been very very happy with the quality and how well they work. Sturdy. My dog is 96 pounds.
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They are 21" high, 21" wide and every bit 28" down the ramp and from front to back. It is sturdy and my little 10lb dog goes up and down easily, no slipping and the ramp stays put. I had a less expensive steps before and she slipped off of them and hurt her hip. I was penny wise dollar fullish, this is worth every penny.