don't the risers lock into place?
787796
They don't lock in place they just sit in a little notch on the platform and each riserhas a round rubber bumper on each corner that fits into a hole on the next riser.
787797
They do not lock but I have not had any issues of them slipping while I am exercising.
787798
they don't lock in, per se.... but they don't move when you're working-out on them.
787799
There are grooves on the undersurface and they fit into that, they do not necessarily lock into place. They set in the grooves
787800
No they do not lock but they stay in place. I absolutely love this stepper. Wish I had bought two so I would have one for a friend.
787801
No. The risers don't lock into place. I've my stepper on my rug and I feel it's stable. Good product for the money.
787802
No they don't that's the only thing i dislike but the step does not move when exercising
787803
No, they fit into the base of the unit so it doesn't slip, but they don't actually lock into place.
787804
Each riser sits on the other. On the bottom of each of the risers are four round "rubber legs". On the top of the riser are four round indentions. When you stack them, they lock together in a loose "lego like" configuration. They don't move when you're working out. Hope this helps...
787805
They don't exactly lock into place. There is grooves they set in to keep them in place. I have not had problems with them moving so it seems to work for me.
1599251
not sure.they look standard no risers, but not sure since I am a layman in these matters .
1134029
My experience has been no. I have a standard and threaded bar. They are awesome on the standard bar, however they are loose on the threaded bar.
1958708
From my experience no, as if you have to adjust them (the arms) typically you may need to tighten down the screws a bit more after moving them so they do not move or fall. The product works very well, though I would say in a fixed position that you initially set up. I occasionally move them, but not often.
300452
No, they just securely rest in a groove. No snapping into place, however, it has not slide out of place on me once while using it.
1544836
HighI like them because I don't need to use risers. I find risers get it in the way with nose and tail slides. I've been skating since 1997. Hope this answers your question.
1898712
no the bed will not move easily with risers. they have a safety non-slip grip on the bottom
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.
1206565
no mine sit evenly flush with each other. i set them on a flat surface to be sure of it....they are level.
402479
As long as they are on the same rail there is no need for a riser. I love mine!
1659565
I use all the risers. I weight 200+ pounds and have used it for over a year. I have tried it with and without the risers. It isn't less stable with the risers.
1999251
Yes they do. Still haven't used them "officially" yet, but they're still in place; no shifting of unusual loosening. Godd luck to you!
751258
No they sit at an angle making that impossible to happen, also there is a little lever if you will to keep them close and tight (in case you don't fill all of the space) so that doesn't happen.
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.........
2228220
Yes, the risers are removable and very sturdy on the mat. My kids loves this balance beam.
556107
I have not seen one. The body of this is a single molded piece of plastic and is level across the top and I can't see how a riser would attach. I did a quick Google search for this model and there does not seem to be any riser attachments for this model available. Perhaps another model has one. Sorry but good luck.
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.