Are these the firm model will all small holes, or poor support model with mostly larger holes?
271809
It has holes that are about 3/16ths of an inch in diameter. It isn't the firmest foam pillow I've slept on, but it's just right for me.
271810
I do not understand you question. This is the best pillow I have ever had. Soft but with firm support.
349564
The one I bought is not holding air but I have bought from intex before and in my experience they get holes very easily so I would say yes.
1438482
The holes are small in these. It'll take a little patience. But it'll work.
1450158
Look up the specs online. As long as it's a 7 inch whole it won't matter. The holes may not line up.
1912453
I'm using this mattress with a hand-me-down evenflo p&p. So far I have it in the bassenet part and it serves it purpose. I do think it is a little on the soft side, but some of this is due to poor underneath support. I think there will be an improvement when i move it below. No gaps around the edges is a plus. I'm not sure how it would fit other brands. I measured to assure an extra tight fit and recommend others to do the same.
581659
They were a little tight. i drilled one hole per bracket to the next size and had no problem
1799363
Yep, that is correct. They do work well,be careful not to make to large of hole. Good luck
1067520
I have them on mine, I used them along with a rough country BB lift. It raised the rear end up so it did not look as saggy with the BB. It does ride a bit more firm but if I had to, I would do it again.
1145588
The small ones will break. I made some holes in a 2mm aluminum bar and used the small ones to drill a guide hole for the large one; I lost 2 on 3 small ones in the same day.
599921
Yes, it is the firm support level. It also comes with two sets of support stays, one plastic, one metal.
1884330
I have that model and worked for me! Listen, you have to do it carefully, but it works. It seems that you can screw up very easily. It didn't happen to me, though.
1141742
.. some not a lot had smaller holes like was not drilled enough,I used wax thread,and all time was loose..so i believe they are or could be. hope this helped!!
1943673
Greetings: The only spec that I can find on that support is it is rated at 534N. If you can measure your old support both fully extended from the center of the end we can try to match up that way. Also do you know what the ball size is on yours. 10mm or 13mm. Thank You, Lou Fishman Lift Supports Depot .Com
2152495
I don't know. I believe the spacing of holes is fixed and there is some room for off sizes but it depends upon Kohler spacing being normal.
1933391
Are you referencing to this model or the ones from OPTP? The ones from OPTP do have different firmness levels. I believe this brand is just the same, it is plastic like PVC on the inside with very little foam on the outside. Mine actually comes apart in two pieces kind of like a coupling. (which is rather annoying)
667986
Yes, I have an older metal frame with the small rollers and they work great. They will also support the larger (newer) rollers. They are well worth the money and are very stable - just like the bed is not on risers. I'm planning on getting them for my guest room too.
2138275
No. As illustrated, the top layer is supported by other layers of varying density, firmness, etc.