Can the Little Boost be stackedto gain more inches off the floor?
1041360
I would think so - as it is pretty heavy with really good sticky pads on the bottom that stick really well.
1041361
Not sure...but you can go to littleboostplatform.com and they have a contact tab that you can ask them....I kind of doubt it...
1041362
I don't think they could be stacked, as there is no bottom on the platform.
1041363
Good question and one that I'm wondering. Looking at mint I'm not sure that it could be stackable just by the way it looks. You might want to contact the company and ask this question. I had to contact them regarding my lift-chair and could it be accommodated, and they responded very quickly. The one I have is just perfect for me and does the job very well. Good luck with your question..........
264847
You can install it at any height you want. I installed ours a half inch off the floor for the same reason.
440897
As I recall I had to extend to lifts a bit.. very little. If they are a bit short then extending them a bit should be no problem. But.. just a guess.
1913052
It would only increase the height by the thickness of the rubber, which isn't that much.
1957039
I don't think so -- it is labeled as a booster, so there should be some cleaner for it to boost.
1484883
Yes, they can and by quite a bit. I'm 5.7 and didn't have to raise them as far as they are capable of going. I prefer near vertical position too because I'm getting over a back problem and need to be as vertical as possible.
973851
It has adjustable screw in feet that will give you the ability to level it. I guess you can raise it up off the floor about 3/4 of an incn.
415234
Should not be a problem as long as the swivel base rests between the raised edges of the platform. Be aware of the measurements of your swivel base vs the platform. Enjoy the ease of getting out of your recliner when using the Little Boost.
705168
If you are handy you could make sliding drawers. If you want you could make leg extensions and raise it a few inches.
1953009
I would not do that. It really isn't a plyo box. Plyo boxes are expensive for a reason ... They can really take force plus weight. If you do want to jump up on a step, then you should by the full length step (the one I reviewed is just a square). The full length step can take jumps - no problem. I just wouldn't raise it above three risers. Search for B007G571ZO
1693847
Do not think so as the best height seems to be about 1.5 inches. Good Luck solving your issue.
1292578
To tell you the truth, it does rock, or shift, a little when you do what you describe. But I don't think it's a problem so long as you don't elevate the platform above it's base position. Which you shouldn't have to do. Of course, with your heels hanging off (or below the flat level of the platform a little bit), it would seem to me you might need to support yourself, like you would with a stair bannister on one side, if you had one. Unless you are a championship gymnast.
993287
No! That is why I returned this- I'm about 5'6 and kept kicking the wheels. I would get the next step up! So worth the extra $50!!
1741479
Casters might be OK but will raise the height, of course. You might contact Monarch, who was very responsive when I had damaged goods.
347006
Yes though they don't go all the way down so the stack will get tall fairly quickly.
652897
Yes and it helps to get a higher one. I installed a Air King 140 in my 10x12 computer room. Seems to move a lot of air. My problem is I installed it into my old Air King frame and it is a little bit on the noice side. Other then that no problems.
992487
Definitely not. This will put you up to an additional 1-2 feet in height (based on a conservative guess, as I am in the office and not near my elliptical)