Will these work to raise just the head of the bed 5" and the foot only 1" (to prevent the foot from otherwise gliding &amp; digging into our wood floors?
1277798
If you stack them to raise it 5 inches I don't think they would be stable. A block of wood with a middle indentation for the wheel would be better. Even double stacked is not stable. The least little move of the bed and they come undone. I don't think I would even use them for the 1 inch lift.
31138
it will work, but your bed will be higher than the footboard and headboard.
50077
For the purpose I used them for they were excelent. They held a nice bit of weight and they were adjustable. I still like them today. If the floor is sloped, there is a little play in them. However, they are not of real high quality. the plastic on the bottom was held with a screw. If the floor does not have a major slope; they will probably work.
86504
I usually loosen the soil about a foot down before I set up a raised bed...so if you do that, I think these will work great for you.
842810
They may work but they will only give you about 1/2 inch extra height so keep that in mind. They were not as thick as I anticipated when I got them for my grandson's bike.
1942006
no! They are a hard plastic and would not glide on carpet and would scratch a wood or tile floor. They are only meant to be a stationery lift for a bed frame.
1013847
Yes. There is a bolt on the bottom of the foot rests that allows them to slide up and down a few inches.
207426
They worked for me, but it takes a little ingenuity. They are shorter than the bed is tall. They are well worth what I paid for them.
64666
These would certainly help. Though, if your bed's legs are on rollers, even the locking type, I suspect these pads would be too small. Also, look into "SSP Vibration Isolation Pads" . You can buy one thick 12" x 12" pad and easily cut it into four 6" x 6" pads with scissors or a box cutter
243528
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
876146
These are 3 1/2 inches in diameter.I put them under corner areas of my furniture and they worked fine.I even put them under a mattress to help push it down the hall.It should work under a 5" foot.
2170805
They will work only if you keep them up ALL the time...I don't fold mine away because they aren't so easy to put down and put up..
404821
no theres no mechanism for that but if you get the risers at walmart or wherever you can-the feet even though they are on rollers can set in the risers which have an adequate indent for that and then your bed will be higher-works for me perfect as I love to store things under the bed-keeps things less cluttered.Hope this helps.You get four risers to a package.maybe $8.
1722638
No. I don't think they would work, because the style of them is so that the pressure from itself holds the item, and it would not work turned up to the ceiling.
702034
They shouldn't. I use mine to make a card table into a work table. and I don't have a problem with it moving around. The weight of a bed should work even better.
2147953
Yes. It will just make the bed higher and you'll see less of the headboard (which is sort of a minus in my eyes). We're using a boxspring on my son's bed.
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.