Can you use bed risers to lift the feet of the bed for under the bed storage?
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.
1013138
The risers snap into the step, so yes you can lift up to move it without removing them. Hope that helps :)
404821
no theres no mechanism for that but if you get the risers at walmart or wherever you can-the feet even though they are on rollers can set in the risers which have an adequate indent for that and then your bed will be higher-works for me perfect as I love to store things under the bed-keeps things less cluttered.Hope this helps.You get four risers to a package.maybe $8.
1584258
I think so, depending on the size of the legs. the risers have a round depression 2 1/2" in diameter to hold the leg. So it will depend on the size of feet on your headboard/footboard.
1641277
Currently, I use mine as a clothes hangar. I wouldn't buy this product. If you want to buy the shorter version, there is one available without the large central pillar. However, the base is still too tall to store under most beds.
2052377
I suppose you could BUT realize that these are basically kinda like hockey pucks. The weight of a bed holds them in place. I'd be a bit concerned about it staying in place. Good luck.
1254080
I would not risk it. The wood risers are much more secure. Raise Its are good but the wooden risers are better.
685598
I don't see any reason why you couldn't ... I bought it because I have an older home and the stairway is impossible to get a box springs up....and if you would like the bed abit higher it would be a good and easy way to do it....it is only 21ins hight with a 8in foam mattress on it... so if you use a box springs it will raise it another several inches....
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.........
1496764
No this version you cannot. There is another that has drawers. However you could lift the bed up if you really wanted to and then put the bed back down over it but it isn't exactly convenient.
1906384
I think you can always buy bed risers but this bed was high enough to put my roll out plastic storage containers underneath it.
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.
1881935
Nope. :) But they can be lifted up so you can hide your feet or nose under them. :)
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.
525042
Yes. These are used to support the vehicle once the vehicle has been raised up off the ground.. You do need a jack or lifting device to raise the vehicle.
1278013
Yes, you can by lifts your table TM risers at amazon, that will add another 6' on your table
1584257
Yes, it is possible. There is a space of slightly more than 1 1/2 inches on a diagonal between raised ridges and the top of the riser. If the headboard or foot board is that narrow, then the risers should work.