can you put risers on the legs of this bed to raise it up?
912009
You could, but I'd advise against it. The slats rest on central supports which have the option of being installed with bolt-on extensions in case you want to use the frame without a box spring. These supports are little more than screwed in segments of 1x4, and are therefore incapable of resisting any force not oriented directly in the vertical axis. Were you to install risers, you'd have to be extremely careful not to move in the horizontal plane, or you may find that the support tips the riser to the point where the riser no longer provides any kind of support and you' ll find yourself breaking through the slats at that location. You could, but I'd advise against it. The slats rest on central supports which have the option of being installed with bolt-on extensions in case you want to use the frame without a box spring. These supports are little more than screwed in segments of 1x4, and are therefore incapable of resisting any force not oriented directly in the vertical axis. Were you to install risers, you'd have to be extremely careful not to move in the horizontal plane, or you may find that the support tips the riser to the point where the riser no longer provides any kind of support and you' ll find yourself... » Read More You could, but I'd advise against it. The slats rest on central supports which have the option of being installed with bolt-on extensions in case you want to use the frame without a box spring. These supports are little more than screwed in segments of 1x4, and are therefore incapable of resisting any force not oriented directly in the vertical axis. Were you to install risers, you'd have to be extremely careful not to move in the horizontal plane, or you may find that the support tips the riser to the point where the riser no longer provides any kind of support and you' ll find yourself breaking through the slats at that location. « Show Less
912010
I would guess you could. You would need to put risers on the 4 middle supports also. I do like the frame.
714959
Good Afternoon, Thank you for your inquiry~ Yes, if you would like to raise your bed with 2" then you would need to raise it's per leg as 1 raise it is 1". Shall you have any further questions feel free to contact us!! Have A Good One~
206018
If you are talking about adjusting the legs then yes you could. I adjusted the legs higher but level but you could easily adjust them so that one end could be higher than the other. The bed can be adjusted as well.
458988
If necessary you can raise the entire unit 7-8 inches using leg extensions, sold separately for 10 bucks. I did this because I have high ceilings, and it worked like a charm. I really love this piece.
2279169
You have a total of 8" to play with for a set of 8 risers. You could raise the head of the bed 3" and the foot only 1".
1140186
I don't think so. There is a center support that needs to have attention. My wife suggested you attach those furniture sliders to all of the legs. These beds are sturdy but also light weight so that may not be necessary.
1655909
Sorry no. The riser is fixed with attached screws. Not "liftable" - only by removing the screws.
1024557
Yes, you may. Please note the box will rise the mattress. Please watch for the height of both the mattress and box. Another option would be a bunky board if you like low bed.
400216
If it's one of these beds you can set up in different positions, like rise your legs and/or the upper part of the body, no. It will not work
1123556
You can if you want a very high bed. But this is not a topper. It's is a mattress
2271636
You would have to remove the legs and mounts, and the drawers and slides to get a flat surface underneath, If you wanted to raise it approx 3" with some sort of shorter legs, you could easily remove the legs and leave the rest intact
822750
No, I prop my pillows up to hide the legs. They can't be adjusted. When I replace my mattress and box spring, hopefully they will be higher.
1294985
No because the frame has the motor and everything that operates your bed attached to it. I'm assuming you're talking about a bed where the mattress just sits down on it. If that is the case, it won't work. I believe that the legs are attached and there are extenders to make the bed taller if you want it to be higher. This bed is extremely heavy and I don't think I would want to put it on a platform.
1898712
no the bed will not move easily with risers. they have a safety non-slip grip on the bottom
935639
I'm not using the risers for a bed frame but I would imagine that casters would make the bed frame move around on the risers. Hope that helps.
82563
Yes these can raise it. Just be careful and place rubber pads on the futon legs and on the raisers so it doesn't move.
1051017
Yes the info says you can. You can even buy an adjustable base along with the bed.