I need to move a cabinet that is very low with no feet, maybe 1/16'' under it, will I be able to get the lifter under it?
1887857
No.............1/16 inch is .0625 inches......the thickness of the lifter is less than but close to .30 inches........you could use a wedge to lift the cabinet on a hard floor to the .30 inches to get the lifter under it...........or physically lift it (2-3 people) to the .30 inches.
632747
Even if you only have 1" clearance, it should still work. My Sofa has recliners on each end so it sits on a metal frame instead of legs. I can only pull it 4" under, but even if I couldn't pull it under it would still work for me.
2045280
Perfectly. You can also use a riser and do a lower cowitness if you prefer.
444550
The lift would stay under the mattress as long as you wanted to use it. It can be lowered at any time using the control that is attached to it. When making the bed, it is easier if you remove it. The purchase is for one only.
349045
Not hardly any. You could put foam or something underneath to give some lift.
397128
It will NOT fit fully under the cabinet. You could install it and have the front edge of the unit extend past the cabinet since the front mounting screw holes are 2" back from the front edge of the unit. Hope it works out for you.
2228492
I would question how stable the lift would be at that height. I used mine on a standard 8 foot ceiling without any help from anyone. Sorry, I can't be of more help.
1033398
Yes, the lift can elevate from 1 inch to at least 9 inches. It is very convenient and adjusts instantly if you need it low or high. I would highly recommend it!
1013138
The risers snap into the step, so yes you can lift up to move it without removing them. Hope that helps :)
538984
It shouldn't be a problem as long as your springs are adjusted so there is very little weight on the opener. I have a 18" door and it moves it no problem, although it takes very little effort to lift my door because the springs are adjusted properly.
327193
Yes. We lift ours 12ft. We needed to put 2x6 boards across the trusses to center the system in our garage. Works so slick!
1012769
My husband made a cabinet to fit my serger, the lift is fastened to the bottom of the board that supports the machine, so it is the actual support that needs to fit the hole. Hope that makes sense.
1898713
i do not believe it will move very easily. also this will increase the chance of the riser collapsing. i personally do not advise this.
519834
Not likely unless u have an area with no shelves. You would need about 14" of clearance for the height
83968
Perhaps the sofa legs can be removed and replaced with longer legs. I've done this a few times when I've wanted a higher or lower lift.
1972154
Yes, but I would fasten it to prevent possible sliding from a non-level area. The cabinet is heavy.
514035
Don't see any reason why not, except that it is about 6" front to back (without the TV mounted) and may be too thick for the space. I've seen them mounted in a cabinet with a hinged lid which covers the TV when the lift is in the lower position.