Will these work with a heavy metal bed frame to protect wood floors?
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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.
140852
I guess it would work, but because of the weight of your bed, I'd use one every few feet (not just in the corners). They are flat on top, with a cut out to put the legs.
1714829
We're not sure. We ended up getting wooden ones instead that worked great. These didn't work for our king size bed. We never tried them on a full. I'd suggest getting wooden ones. Much more trustworthy than plastic.Honey-Can-Do STO-01150 Wood Bed Lifts, Maple Finish, 4-Pack
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you will not be able to use the standard plastic/or wood risers designed for the metal frames that have wheels. you will require a flat riser, you can however construct your own bed risers - http://organizeyourstuffnow.com/wordpress/diy-bed-risers
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I don't believe it would and I am not going to ruin mine by trying. They are not designed for metal, especially that thick.
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I don't really know. If the bed has a frame and casters I'm sure that they'll work. If your sleep number bed doesn't have a regular frame there would be nowhere to insert the posts for the extensions. Sorry I can't be of more help.
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My roommates bed posts didn't fit in it, but the bed was able to rest on top of the interceptors and they never cracked. We have hardwood floors. That makes a difference.
1632735
Yes. I currently use them on twin platform beds that do not have a box spring.
2170806
I would think that they would. They attach to each other, not the frame of the bed. The only problem may be if the frame has slats, then alignment over a slat would be necessary.
1611956
Yes, I believe they would. I used them for my metal mailbox and the adherence was great. I would think it would be the same for cardboard as well. Hope this helped.
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Hello Yes these will work Here is a small hint with this do not hit the nail gun super hard you will screw up your flooring this is with all floor nail guns it screws up the edge of wood and you don't see it until you look from across the room these nails are great don't try and pull wood up after you nail it down I put 3 nails every 1.5ft I make sure this is never going to move or come up Harbor freight sells a floor kit that will be good to get too has spacers and a pull bar get that too Dan
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not nessarily. if you have a platform bed frame those work with it. we use our box spring which that works well too. what ever you do make sure it is smooth area for instance a wood or vinyl floor never on carpet of any kind.
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It should work fine as long as the frame has a lip on which the support slats can rest. I did screw it to the wooden frame just for additional stability, so if the metal frame has pre-drilled holes you could probably secure it with bolts. Otherwise, just dialing in the height of the feet where you get solid contact between the slats and the frame should be sufficient.
1455314
These units are designed to go on wooden support slats under the box spring not on the box spring itself. Replace your metal support slats with wooden slats and you could use these.
1967744
Depending on how high your bed frame is off the floor, it may need some tweaking. Other than that, an inexpensive way to give some added support. It slid onto my metal frame with no trouble.
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I believe they will but you would have to use gentle pressure to get them in. Perhaps the smallest size would work best in soft wood.
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These are metal supports that screw down into the side bed rails. They do not attach to the head or foot boards.