Is it too steep an angle for a bed?
1114416
I have a small, but older, dog (12 pounds). Fine for two steps but not a typical bed. You need something longer to reduce the angle. A dog might run up it but would probably fall on the way down.
1114417
Yep. Sorry. I don't think the pups could get enough grip to get up that steep of an incline. It would work on a sofa, but not a bed. Go for the stairs they make for help onto the bed, even my old girls seem to do okay on those, they just take them one by one, slowly but easily.
1114418
Would be steep for a bed. I use an adjustable ramp for the bed and the top part can attach to the frame of the bed. I have to help my pups on the bed, but they are able to get off the bed using the ramp. I use the short ramp for our backyard door that has two steps/works great for my older hound -- my other dog does not like the feeling of the ramp and will wait till I remove it to go down the stairs.
1114419
Yes, definitely.And it has no way of attaching to anything on the upper end.
1114420
that depends on the height of the bed. a bed at 24 inches might be alittle high for some dogs, but then that depends on the dog type. a small dog would just run up it, where a larger dog may not want to go up it. I have 2 large dogs the largest is 180lbs and has a bum front ankle and he goes up and down it going into our van, about 16in. if it was longer it would work for even higher height, but we didn't want any longer just for ease of use.
931261
Because the riser comes up at an angle, if you put the top into the base riser reversed by 180, you'll have a fixed, non-adjustable tiltIt's unlikely that that was an expected way to use it, because there are no bumps on the table top to keep things sliding off when it's tilted.
1662260
Yes, I believe that's what we have. I would recommend using some bed skirt pins though, because it does have a tendency to 'droop'.
1815779
It may be difficult because the legs don't align strait down. They angle inward once pressure in put on the bed. If wheels we're put on it may be awkward or the wheels may fall off because the legs aren't strait.
2250186
That's difficult to say. I think probably "yes." Sometimes I pull it forward and then recline back so that it "mooshes down" and gives me more of a 45 degree angle than an 85 degree (almost upright) angle. So if you don't want it to "moosh down," you might look for a firmer product.
206016
No, it is a flat surface. Only the headrest can be adjusted with tilt. Otherwise, the height of the legs of the table could be higher or lower at one end, which would create a slanted bed.
988157
Probably not as it is low and I believe you need more clearance for the mechanic piece of your bed.
1300872
I've used mine that way.....tread is not level, but not at too great an angle. I can't say I recall it bothering me at all.
2277188
I have mine in a corner, but angled. I think it would look alright that way, but we definitely prefer it angled
1894557
Not quite, but it will go to a very steep angle. You will love it. It moves a great amount of air and is whisper quiet at the lowest speed. I used mine to move heated air from the ceiling during winter, and will now use it to move my air conditioned air from the floor during summer.
1860065
I don't believe that would work, Lori. Because of the way the ends curve, even if it were possible, I don't think it would look right. It is a beautiful bed. I love mine.
250018
Yes, angle it at steep 60 degrees. Try to keep inlet hose toward you in paint container. Careful, slow & watch for drip formation. Thet really need to design a container for that.
504282
It is a very steep edge near the base on mine but the closer to the tip u get the more convex. But that's just how mine arrived I thought it was kinda strange
2006911
The edges all around are not as firm as they should be, there is a small visible incline. On the plus side, the mattress is pretty even and firm about an inch from the edge that it's not a big problem. It's more noticeable to the eye than when you're actually laying on it. I should say it's on a bunk bed so there's not much sitting on the edge of the bed or rolling over where it could be a bigger problem.
1390722
The beds line up closely however there is a gap (not a sag) between them. This would not be as comfortable as sleeping on a single mattress however, very good mattresses would be suggested for the best comfort.
1873587
You might be able to slide it over some and lay the angle arm down into the bed rails, but if not it will bc otherwise it would sit lopsided
670796
I think the angle might be too ab,rupt for use as a ramp, if I understand your question correctly. It curves up quickly