I was thinking of putting these under a futon to raise it up. Do you think this would be a good idea?
2048327
It will raise it up. But I used it for my California king bed and after 1-2 months of sleeping in it with my boyfriend. I'm 160lbs, he's 210lbs - the risers broke. too much weight I guess. Hope that helps.
2048328
Worked very well. I was nervous at first thinking it wouldn't support the bed and me but it did. Very durable.
2048329
Sure as long as the leg of the futon frame comes down straight into the riser and isn't at an angle. Occasionally check the wear and tear on the risers. I've never had a problem with any furniture weight carried by the risers.
2048330
Sure, it works on lots of furniture. I used mine for my white nightstands and got lots of room underneath and they reach my high bed!
2136237
I wouldn't put too much weight on top of it as it could hurt the frame or wicker. Maybe stacking one on top of another would be ok as long as it's not too heavy
160754
Yes, but I wouldn't go any bigger. Futons need to lay down and sit up right. 8" is perfect for this giving good support, but not to thick that it could be difficult to adjust.
1480050
Cute idea. I would say yes as they are very light. If I remember correctly...They have a hole drilled in each corner. Good luck and have fun.
1916813
Some of the other reviews that I read said no - I am considering putting a memory foam mattress on top of the futon mattress - I think that would be a good compromise.
516
If the slats are closely placed it shouldn't be a problem-if they're more than a few inches apart I'd get a piece of plywood or other foundation to lay over them.
1031894
This is a beautiful bed we are very happy with it. It is high enough to put things under it it's a great height. I am not sure about the bed lifts I have used them on other beds in the past....so I would say they should be fine on this bed
1398276
It depends how low they are hanging, but in general I would say no...you're better off having some stronger lighting.
1449374
No, the sides wouldn't hold up. You can get a platform for pretty cheap. :) have a great day!
599311
I believe you would have to stack them. As far as load capacity you should be good.
1635602
You could probably put a wire hanger on them - They don't hold a ton of weight so it would depend on the weight of whatever's on the hanger
1109852
No they're not, too larg for a pole. A riser would be more appropriate or getting a smaller box that's designed for pole mounting. Think safty!
176075
Good idea in theory. My concern would be the mattress spacing in the middle. Could a foam form be placed to fill the few inches? If not, I would wonder if the mattresses would move.
1488856
The levelers should be able to accomplish it but these are levelers and not intended for raising height. More for leveling. You could try it or just some wood underneath.M
1824446
I did not use it to keep my legs elevated but it is soft enough I think it would be great for that. Something you might try first is to just get a 2x4 piece of wood and put it under the foot of your bed, unless your legs are suppose to be elevated a lot more. Just 2 inches makes a big difference.
53300
I would think this should not pose a problem. Mine are in our basement on concrete. But they latch together nicely so they should easily be just as steady and stable I would think. However, I would consider positioning them against a corner wall and/or setting a heavier piece of equipment (a weight bench?) on them so they do not slide.
135071
Definitely not. They look good but they are not sturdy or supportive. I bought them to store a few sets of linens and the tops of the boxes cave in.