I have a mahogany 4 poster bed with square legs about the same size as the risers. They would not recess...stable enough with no jumping?
1861709
I wouldn't recommend using them if you can't put the leg ends in the recess.
1861710
You can drill a hole in the bottom of each poster leg and join each leg to the riser with a threaded rod, or with a tapered wood dowel http://www.tablelegs.com/Wood-Dowels.aspx. However, a better idea for you might to buy some bun feet and screw them on:http://www.tablelegs.com/Bun-Feet.aspx and http://www.tablelegs.com/JoineryOptions/BunFootHardwareService.aspx Whatever you do, don't rely on "balancing" your legs with no joining. At the worst possible moment,a leg could tip off!
1861711
No, I don't think the bed would be stable--even with no jumping--unless the bed legs fit down into the recessed part of the risers. In fact, I wouldn't advise jumping even if the risers fit properly. We have five risers on the five legs of our sofa. It has toppled off the risers a few times when teenaged grandchildren plopped down too hard on it!
1861712
Well, there is no guarentee but, as long as they are level, it should be ok. If it were me, I would find some way to make them join because it really wouldn't take much to make the legs slide-regardless of jumping or not.
1222781
I agree with others. The sides and backs have a slip in feature to hold them but that high being so lightI doubt they would be stable. Mine are two high like the picture on my desk and are just fine.
1670160
I used a box spring and the head board and foot board are not as high as shown in the pic therefore verylow profile.
11748
These foam beds should have a solid, hard surface to rest on; box springs are not solid. Plywood will do just fine, so you can build a bed to any height that you wish, with very little effort.
1306308
I dont know. If your bed frame legs or post look similar to that of a sofa then maybe. Must consider also the height of the bed and whether legs will hold the weight of the bed and occupants.
181655
I think the legs that run down the middle are too close to use a riser on each and too far to use just one riser for both. Also the frame sits pretty high anyway you might not need them.
1435129
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.
2230073
I really would not. These are for more for stationary items. Even then, our bed seems a little unstable, but that is due to how high up these put our bed. If you put them on a glider I can only imgine the rocking back and forth force, will cause the whole thing to topple over.
717794
I don't think they will work. The pedestals on this bed look larger than the cups that would hold them on this platform.
1019283
I have a king frame, and it's a little less than 7" from the floor to the bottom of the frame/box spring. I wanted mine higher, so I put the wheels on risers. It works fine.
394670
I have a queen, four poster bed. On the whole, I would say that the bed fits inside my existing frame. The bed, itself, is freestanding and the legs are far enough under the frame that you don't really notice that the metal legs that hold the bed aren't that visible. Ours is on carpet and does slide a tiny bit over the course of a few months. What I mean to say is that you may want to remember to periodically check your bed to make sure it's sitting inside your original frame squarely and not putting pressure on your original bed frame.
2192664
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.
1715779
Yes, I think they would, but you might be able to see them a little from the side, but that would be okay. You might want to use larger ones so they won't be wobbly at all.
1673544
Mine is not shaky. If the headboard is positioned on correctly and pushed well into the leg extenders I don't think it will by shaky. It's a good bed.
674936
I don't think so.... they tend to slip around (if you stack them) a bit and I don't think they would be secure enough. Perhaps they could be (super)glued together, but then I don't know what weight they are rated for. Certainly look better than most risers, but for this use.........
1139878
My roommates bed posts didn't fit in it, but the bed was able to rest on top of the interceptors and they never cracked. We have hardwood floors. That makes a difference.
79225
The legs of this frame are square. If the bed risers allow for square legs, then the risers could be used.