How large is of an area can the risers hold? I do not have rollers or square bed frame, but rather a circular one.
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Mine is also round and no rollers. It is king size bed and they are 2 inches round. There would probably be enough for another 1/2 ". Works great for me, but not good for loveseat. Hope that helps
1651674
They are fairly large. My bed has wide rollers, and they fit with plenty of room.
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Remember these are plastic so I feel that's the purpose for the rollers, these are very large. They do make ones for circular beds as well. As long as your bed frame is solid on the bottom. It will fit a large frame.
485783
Maybe...(1) It depends on the feet of the bed...the raisers are 4" x 4" on the surface. They have a sort of divot in the center so that whatever object you put on them stays centered...if the feet of the bed are too big, they may not fit in the center of the 4" x 4" space in the center of the raiser. (2) The raisers have a 600lb capacity per bed leg...so as long as each raiser isn't expected to hold more than 600lbs of weight, it should be fine...some sleigh beds are pretty beastly so you should confirm this and also consider the weight of the occupants of the bed. (3) Consider if the bed is going to be used for...um...wrestling. If yes, the raisers may shift. They stack one on top of the other, so you'll only want to put something that will remain fairly stable on top of them. In summary: If you can confirm that the legs will fit in the 4" x 4" raiser AND that each won't support weight exceeding 600 lbs AND that the bed won't shift around a lot, the answer is "yes."
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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!
1969135
We bought the riser for my mother in law and it is rated to hold 250 lbs. If it were me, I would not chance it. I would find a little stronger one. Sorry.
784742
Maybe 4" is my guess. These are really good, sturdy risers. I'm very happy with the ones we bought.
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I have no idea how much weight they would hold, the manufacturer would have to answer to that question. But I will tell you that my bed frame, my two twin-size box springs with built-in wooden drawers PLUS the weight of my mattress PLUS the weight of two people approximately 300 lbs total and these risers don't budge. I've even taken a flying leap onto the bed, and NOTHING moves. The only thing you might want to consider? It's going to put your couch up pretty high. Aesthetically, it might look a little ridiculous. But the solid construction of these risers seems pretty sound to me. Hope this helps. I have no idea how much weight they would hold, the manufacturer would have to answer to that question. But I will tell you that my bed frame, my two twin-size box springs with built-in wooden drawers PLUS the weight of my mattress PLUS the weight of two people approximately 300 lbs total and these risers don't budge. I've even taken a flying leap onto the bed, and NOTHING moves. The only thing you might want to consider? It's going to put your couch up pretty high. Aesthetically, it might look a little ridiculous. But the solid construction of these risers seems pretty sound to me. Hope... » Read More I have no idea how much weight they would hold, the manufacturer would have to answer to that question. But I will tell you that my bed frame, my two twin-size box springs with built-in wooden drawers PLUS the weight of my mattress PLUS the weight of two people approximately 300 lbs total and these risers don't budge. I've even taken a flying leap onto the bed, and NOTHING moves. The only thing you might want to consider? It's going to put your couch up pretty high. Aesthetically, it might look a little ridiculous. But the solid construction of these risers seems pretty sound to me. Hope this helps. « Show Less
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I agree with cjs here. These will hold my 18x24" foam boards and are stable if you don't touch the foam boards. Really for displaying only.
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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.
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The weight of the bed itself shud keep them from moving around too much, if at all. I believe the space in the indent is 2 or 3 inches squared, so the possibility of the bed moving around IS there. The key word to remember here is INDENT. The indent does have a raised lip all around of maybe a half inch. Truly I wud not worry at all about it. These are VERY strong and durable risers. I am actually using them for my entertainment center which is holding over $2000 worth of equipment. I am not worried in the least.
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I doubt it. The risers are not very stable, and I don't think the wheels of the bed fit deep enough in the risers to stay in place if the the bed was moved on sliders. My bed wheels sometimes begin to pop out of, and tip over, the risers just from pushing on the bed while making it.
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I wanna say 6.5 inches total height. If you are going to put something on top of the riser & cup I would be cautious. My bed has fallen off risers twice. But I have busted through 2 sets of those plastic ones.
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Each footing has a 1 1/2 inch wide depression running crosswise to hold the bed roller in place. It might just work for you.
457931
I'm no engineer but I wouldn't! The bed is one continuous unit once it's assembled. I'm just thinking it would be too heavy. Also, it's plenty high once the box spring and mattress are on. The only time I've ever used bed risers was with a twin. This frame unit is definitely not for you if you need storage. Hope this helps.
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I would have to say no, the legs of your bed sit on the risers and the risers themselves are flat on the bottom. Once installed they are not made to be moved and the weight of the bed keeps them in place. Have to add they work great and are very sturdy.
564168
these are huge, these are for beds with legs 5-6" in diameter. the regular/little size holds normal bed wheels 2-4"
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The measurements included in the description are pretty clear. I believe the diameter of the top of the post is 3/8". If the diameter of the bed frame post and/or the current wheel post is smaller, they won't fit. If it is larger, then adapters can be used. My glides came with adapters. I hope this answered your question.
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I would probably use two taller, one-piece 5" bed risers for the headboard, then use two of the 1" for the foot. I wouldn't rely on a tall stack of the smaller ones.