What is the diameter of the plastic feet? I would like to use risers, but I'm not sure if they will fit.
1378671
I did not keep this frame. It's quality was very bad.. So I cannot answer your question..
292952
My shelves came with plastic spacers on the ends of the posts. There are 2 types of these spacers - one of them will fit over the bottom ends of the posts and will act as feet. I put those on instead of the wheels. Since I didn't install the wheels I'm not sure how they go on and I don't know where I put them just now so I can't look - but if they screw on, its possible you could buy extra leveling feet that might fit.
2210267
I put in standard planters. They are probably 6 to 8 inches high. I got the planters from amazon also.
440296
They will fit but you will have to adjust the brackets and slides. Great stand by the way I love it. Takes a little time to assemble and the drawings in the assembly instructions are a poor. JJP
1889099
Personal I chose a 1 inch riser...it works great, just remember to use a lock tight on the screws.
779144
You might contact Pyle to see if they sell the non-slip rubber feet or you can measure the diameter of the legs and check this site: http://www.componentforce.com/category/35/rubber-feet?gclid=CK_GpLjB07wCFSYOOgod2E4AMQ
445499
suz ... if I understand your question correctly ... I moved the footplates manually to be level heighth, and measured from inner edge of left plate to inner edge of right plate ... 6" apart ... if I did not understand correctly, please clarify and I will try again
44457
The "cup" at the top of the riser that accepts the leg or caster is about 2-3/4 inches in diameter. That should easily accommodate a typical leg or caster. These steel bed risers are really well designed and manufactured for long use. In my application, I bolted the top cup to the bottom part by a 3/8 inch round head bolt and nut with washers underneath to insure that the cup does not separate from the bottom part. (You could also use a pan head or truss head bolt.)
101093
These feet are about 12 mm. That seems to be the standard size. I have two different sets of inexpensive poles and these feet fit and all others I've ordered have fit. Good luck.
195098
I just went under the bed skirt to look at them more closely. The problem is that the top of the riser as a small lip in an "L" shape at two opposite corners. Those lips are not going to allow you set the box spring evenly on them and provide maximum stability. So, upon second inspection, I don't think it will work for your application.
1878212
they are short, just 2 in. But very stackable (although not very attractive). I'm using 2 side-by-side stacks of 6-8 risers in each stack to make a solid raised surface.
83967
Note that the well of each riser is a 3" square, about 1" deep. The diameter of each bun would have to be slightly less than 3" to fit down into the well. Put a bun on a piece of paper and draw around the widest part of the bun. Then measure from one side of the circle to the other, going through the center of the circle. That is the diameter of your bun. My guess is that a LARGE bun would not fit into these risers.
920869
I don't see why it wouldn't work, but I'm sure there are better looking solutions out there for a table. These risers are extremely handy, but they are no beauties. They make my beautiful bed look like it has Clydesdale feet!
1767839
I have not had any problem with the risers not being the right size. This may sound like an obvious suggestion but....you have to remove the sprinkler head, attach the riser, and then put the sprinkler head back on. Other than that I'm not sure what the problem might be. Hope that helps.
547261
As you see the pics the bed riser are square so make sure all the legs on the bed is all the same size. 4 inches will put the bed legs on top of the riser instead of into the riser, but that should still work.
1267060
I only have one, but measured it up. Two would be less then 30" high, about 29-1/2".It's 14-3/4", and the little feet sit in the recesses on top. Plastic being plastic, it could fluctuate just a tad. But I'm comfortable saying less then 30". Hope that helps.
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I really didn't know they were adjustable, Mine went in one permanent spot. You did put on the plastic feet didn't you? New is best, they are much thicker than old wore ones. With those on I can't see how it could be too low. Hope that helps.