Will these take a 3 inch wide bed leg
1719359
If the leg is square, 2 3/4" would be the biggest. If the leg is round, 3" would just fit.
1719360
Yes, with no trouble. We purchased for our daughter's bed, and the feet on the existing metal frame fit in the riser just fine.
1903274
Our rail is 3.5" and they fit snugly. Anything narrower would be loose. If you could think of a way to widen the rail with a 2 x 4 it might work.
1033915
I seriously doubt that they would, as I could not get them to fit over my round chair legs as they were advertised to do. They do not stretch as advertised.
942852
3 inches is the diameter of the wheels. They are 3/4 of an inch wide. I would imagine any other size would work too though.
1549788
Hi, I'm not 100% sure as I havn't tried but where there is an extra 1/4" to play with they might fit on. The only issue may be that as they are designed to be used on round legs there may be a slight gap between corners. However it would most likely be minimal and probably conform to the square leg in quick time. I hope this helps, Good Luck !
1478367
yes, my bed had round legs. you might want to measure the diameter of your leg to check if it will fit in the square opening.
1532525
Hi Hazem, i don't think so. They were designed to fit a thin frame, which is not the case of regular wooden bed frames.
1478368
I used them for a twin bed without any center legs. The round ones might be better. You need to know the diameter of the frame legs. It is also difficult to move the bed once the risers are in place.
1385571
I don't think so. Have only used them on the mattress that came with our r.v. , which is about 8 inches and they dfit perfectly.
259203
The ones that I have are 3/4" wide...they were purchased three years ago, but have probably not changed since then.
1388495
Nope. They are of very sturdy quality, but are not wide and flexible enough to work for that width. I found out the hard way, as they did not work for me. I kept them and hope to be able to use them for something else.
635328
I had bought them for bed posts that were 3.5" x 3.5 " they fit. But it did not work for me. They were not stable.
207150
They may if you build a holder for them out of angle iron, otherwise I am not sure and you have not stated whether you have a flat bed or a conventional one. One good thing about these is they cut to length really easy by clamping to a board and using a piece of strap iron for a guiding edge and a sharp utility knife.
1556127
on the models with drawers I have 3 1/4" at maximumthere are several lil leg extenders to use. You could use some from another kit if necessary.Good Luck!
971185
Hi;These would NOT fit on square table legs unless you bought them over-sized. I don't think you would be happy with how they looked and fit. No other thoughts off the top of my head
1333690
I think they will! If it's super heavy you might want to stack 2 squares under the leg but they're pretty thick on their own. I'm still so impressed with how well they work. It's been a couple months and even plopping down heavily on the couch still not a single inch of movement.
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they would if you bought enough of them. i don't think you could make them hold up the mattress in the middle. you would need box springs under your mattress in order for them to work. you would have to but a couple on each corner of the bed and two or three sets in the middle.