Will the BEAP 10013 coaster trap work on bed frames with casters/wheels on legs.
641556
This product will handle casters and is an effective expensive flooring protector. This product is useless as a bed bug deterrent. Basically, if you have so many bed bugs that they are falling into these "traps", you need a whole house heat treatment by a licensed honest extermination company.
641557
The Beap Coaster trap woks well with bed frames with metal casters/wheels. It is made of heavy durable plastic. ClimbUP Interceptors, which I also use are made more cheaply with less durable material.
641558
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.
641559
You might be able to use them but you would have to lift the wheels up to get it positioned. They are pretty strong.
641560
Yes! They are huge.The inner space is an oval 5x5", about 4x4 square dead center. My frame is on caster's and there's plenty of room to spare!
1924226
Yes it will. These risers work for any kind of legs. I have them on one bed with rollers and another with the rounded peg.
696527
this system screws into your wood bed frame; so if you are still using the woodbed frame and the plastic boxes like a standard box spring then I think it could work;but if the plastic boxes have legs or goes below bed frame then this system will not work.
1651675
Remember these are plastic so I feel that's the purpose for the rollers, these are very large. They do make ones for circular beds as well. As long as your bed frame is solid on the bottom. It will fit a large frame.
1342000
Yes. The tips of the legs that the casters go into have a short length on them. If using on a hardwood floor, at felt pads. Otherwise fine on carpet.
1877154
I believe it would (within the 3-1/2" by 3-1/2" format) However, I think that your pre-drilled/ screwed connection would be too close to the edge and might splinter out if you are thinking of loading the casters down to their weight bearing potential.
1008873
If the casters can use one machine screw that will fit into the slot for the foot pedals, then yes.
1124864
If your bike has standard pedals these traps should easily attach. The pedals need a couple of holes so the traps can be attached with the supplied hardware. (Nuts & screws)
1013391
I think you will be fine. The interceptors are larger than they seem in the picture. They are made for larger bed frames. I have a frame with wheels and I could have used the smaller size.
561688
Might be a little more information then you wanted but to be sure..... I use mine on a Queen size frame so I don't think you will have any problems. I have 2 pairs, one for the headboard and one for the foot-board. This model is designed to hold your head/foot-boards just off the ground so they do not support any weight from the bed. (There is a different # adapto-hook if you want the head/foot boards to support the weight of the bed.) Since these attach to the ends of the bed-frame whatever the size of the frame will determine what span head/foot-board you can use. There is also additional horizontal adjustment built into the design to get your fitment just right. I would expect you should not have to bend any metal to get it to fit.
867897
the leg itself is 3/4in by3/4in. at an angle as shown. the holes are blocked by rubber feet that can be removed. I've seen casters that will fit in square tubbing. so if you can find that small of a caster end yes or if you can ram a square block of wood and drill a hole in it then put a caster arm in wood. it would work. casters can't have fenders on them like some do though.
535586
Yes. Casters with brakes to eliminate drift work very well. Check casters for appropriate weigh bearing. Mine are approximately 2" across.
2001522
Not sure. I wouldn't try it. I would either remove the built in casters and install the EB's or try to search out the manufacturer of your inserts and just purchase the wheels
2235854
Each footing has a 1 1/2 inch wide depression running crosswise to hold the bed roller in place. It might just work for you.
1899855
Yes, just don't put the casters on and will work fine. Also 2 of the casters have a locking mechanism preventing the cart from free-wheeling.
1555361
Do not buy these for that purpose. I had the same problem with my bed last year and bought some wonderful casters from Amazon that immediately corrected the problem.I will find the name of the product in the morning and get back to you so that annoying problem with the bed can be resolved. Until then ....
1722232
The wheels screw into the bottom of the frame using a bolt integrated into the caster. Without the wheels, I believe the frame would sit flat on the floor just fine, so I think not attaching the wheels would be an option.