Would these work to lower the bed frame vs using the included wheels? Thanks.
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If The stem travels completely through inserts on the frame, they will lower bed frame. I have the same one, and the stem travels through on the smaller end.
144745
It os lower than the included wheels and what I found more sturdy as well. I switched because I wanted a level grounding and have had mine for months and they work better than expected.
144746
Depends on the height of the legs with wheels. I didn't have anything and was trying to get the bed up off the ground.
144747
it lowered my bed 1-2". the height change you would get probably depends on the wheel size that you have.
140852
I guess it would work, but because of the weight of your bed, I'd use one every few feet (not just in the corners). They are flat on top, with a cut out to put the legs.
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they have clamp closures that are tightened by large screws. I do not know how wide the edge is on your bed, but I doubt that they would work as they are supplied. Maybe some ingenuity might work, but not immediately clear to me.brent
2192663
Sorry we do not recommend sliding the bed with bed risers installed because they can flip over. You need to use bed risers that have caster wheels andare fastened to bed frame securely.
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Thank you for your reply. I appreciate the details of how you use them. I have a yes and a no. The problem is I am alone and it's extremely difficult to lift and place each wheel. And frustrating to have them slip off when moved. But again, I'm grateful for your time.
935639
I'm not using the risers for a bed frame but I would imagine that casters would make the bed frame move around on the risers. Hope that helps.
1285311
These are round bed risers. They work with beds on wheels and posts and table legs. Its a good product.
1227901
These legs worked just fine for us. We used a drill to attach them to the support boards under our bed and then put everything back together.
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I believe the answer is yes. The outside of the box shows a picture of what looks like a 3 inch wheel positioned catty corner on the top of these 4" x 4" bed risers. (There is a 2 inch circle that is depressed in the middle of the plastic riser to secure smaller wheels or legs.)
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They should work fine. I'm assuming the casters lock or else the bed might tend to roll. These are a bit slippery inside and bumped furniture moves easier than when on carpet. This style is stronger than others and more likely to hold up to the concentrated weight of a caster.
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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.
717794
I don't think they will work. The pedestals on this bed look larger than the cups that would hold them on this platform.
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It depends on what board you're throwing them on. I use a 1/4 inch riser so I don't get wheel bite.
377672
They are threaded but I don't think it's designed to move. You would need strong wheels and may be some adjustment to the frame too.
309874
No, not for using like that. They would compress too much to be useful for that I think. They work ok as bed rails but they're not so firm as the actually elevate the mattress significantly.
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They do not attach to the frame. The bed legs sit on top of the bed risers. If you were very handy, you might could attach the riser to the bed legs, but they don't generally lend themselves to do so. With enough side pressure like someone running and jumping on the bed, they could tip over. But it would be extremely difficult to do that.
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No, I don't think so, it will allow you to adjust upward and downward a bit, but it is mainly for those old fashioned bed rails that used hooks to attach to the bed frame.