How high above the floor will this lift something? Trying to place lifts under the casters of a bed frame. Thanks
1842677
Without getting up, getting the lifter, and trying it out....... I'd say about 3 inches is the max height it will lift say, a couch or large chair, or whatever.
2093522
It would not give you the support because it is designed for a 4" step. As you can tell from the picture the slats on the underside are designed to sit on the ground. I higher rise would cause them to lift off the ground.
667984
Yes, most customers use this bed riser for beds with caster wheels. The diameter of the top cup is 3 inches+ so it will fit most common caster wheels.
1895147
The frame collapses and is two independent pieces that are placed next to eachother so it would definitely depend on what you used as a riser. there are 8 points of contact with the ground so to be safe, you'd likely need solid platforms or risers to make it work. Also, the frame itself is oversized so the risers would probably extend out below the mattress
1845439
You really couldn't put a trundle bed underneath it. The bottom of the frame is 5 1/2 inches from the floor.
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.
1934909
I bought it for the stairs and it doesn't work well at all. Sorry, but don't know about under the bed. Maybe you can buy mine?
1924906
The frame is only a little over a foot high, so if you use a box spring it won't make the bed too tall. However, the bed might become really firm. (Just my guess.)
195098
I just went under the bed skirt to look at them more closely. The problem is that the top of the riser as a small lip in an "L" shape at two opposite corners. Those lips are not going to allow you set the box spring evenly on them and provide maximum stability. So, upon second inspection, I don't think it will work for your application.
1990498
The highest that I can get mine to click into place is 40" off of the floor. It raises a bit higher, but will not click into place. I have a very high bed and this bedfan raises high enough to reach above the mattress.
916678
hi...this is a low cost lift...i had some trouble getting it...however...it will lift from about 5" to about 18" ...if you were to bolt on a pc of 1" thick plywood as i have done (2ftx4ft) you can lift wider things (lawnmower) the cheapest table is much more money and lifts higher...30" high...this is closer to standing up and working on bikes ect...so in closing good luck.
1373689
Here's a link to the item on the manufacturers site - if you click on the image, you can zoom in on the label and it says it raises furniture 5.25 inches. http://www.slipstick.com.au/slipstick-furniture-risers/cb650/ Love these, btw. My husband and I are both large and we have 6 of these under a king size bed. Never any issue with stability.
1831754
Yes it will. I hav a 2" leveling kit on mine. & it will actually still raise the bed higher than the front. They are so worth the money!!
611368
The depth won't matter. As you can see from the picture, it will be higher than the bed frame.
1031896
About 8 inches. The frame is. Sturdy should be fine if lifts put under legs
1830998
The frame sits about an inch and a half off the floor. I thought if I put my son's twin bed on risers I could fit this underneath but it is definitely not for under a standard twin bed. Unless it's a day bed or something made especially for a trundle.
221583
About 1-1/4". If you use washers or spacers underneath, you can raise it higher.