can I use raisers on a sleigh bed?
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."
485784
I would think u can use them on any leg 2 x2 inches or smaller. I 1st brought them for a desk so a wheelchair could fit under it. I stacked them 2 high; they are sturdy and do the trick. now a new chair comes and person unable to fit under the table. I ordered again and as long as u do not move the table they are fine. None have cracked or did less than a great job. I have the clear so they are sort of undetectable.
485785
I'm sorry, but I have no idea what a sleigh bed is. Is it pulled by Huskies? Can Sarah Palin see it from her porch?
2089157
Yes. It's just the sleigh bed. It's very heavy, so make sure u have help to bring it in your house and set it up. I love it though, looks more expensive than it actually is :)
1957743
Yes. I do. However doing so does make the bed a little less unstable and harder to move on the floor without upsetting the alignment of the caster on the riser. This in no way stops me from using this arrangement. Good luck and do try it!
1221
No. You don't need the boxsprings if you want a regular height bed. I have innerspring mattresses on the base and they are fine.
1109852
No they're not, too larg for a pole. A riser would be more appropriate or getting a smaller box that's designed for pole mounting. Think safty!
390621
Because of the way the slots angle on the hook I do not believe you could raise a head board straight up. This unit is used for adapting to a headboard that is smaller or bigger than the bed frame. If both are the same size you may need to look for a hook that has vertical slots.
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.
770792
You could use standard 180mm trucks. I use 9 inch standard king pin trucks for a more crusie type ride. I use 76mm wheels with no risers. I doubt you can go bigger with out them.
82563
Yes these can raise it. Just be careful and place rubber pads on the futon legs and on the raisers so it doesn't move.
920869
I don't see why it wouldn't work, but I'm sure there are better looking solutions out there for a table. These risers are extremely handy, but they are no beauties. They make my beautiful bed look like it has Clydesdale feet!
1726708
Hi-Thanks for your inquiry-You should be able to do it as Each Raise It adds 1 inch of height.Thanks!
2114146
I don't know, but we got a set of those bed risers and put rubberized liner under it and we have it up fine. We just love this brand and i am surprised that they haven't started to make them for higher ceilings. All in all, it works.
1365181
I m using a queen size on a queen wooden bed frame instead of a box spring. But I do have wooden slats under it. I would say you should be able to use it the same way you used a box spring on the same bed. If you didn't have any support under the box spring then you probably won't need it under the bunky board. But I can't say for sure because I used slats with the box spring and the bunky board.
592839
The top of the step is only 12" high so it might be a bit low for a sleigh bed. I hope this helps.Pat
212451
I don't know if you could stack them. There are slots in the corner posts that hold the side boards. Two of the end posts are shorter, so you would have to modify that somehow. There are kits available with even heights.I do know that these work great adjacent to each other, or to other raised beds.
737252
Yes you can but I regret not getting the 12" riser from the start she got comfy with this low one almost overnight. The higher legs cost nearly as much as the whole beam
696928
Yes you can...I bought one a raised metal frame for mine...that would work fine