Can furniture "sliders" go under the risers to allow me to easily move/slide furniture when necessary? If so, do dimensions of the sliders matter?
1435129
I doubt it. The risers are not very stable, and I don't think the wheels of the bed fit deep enough in the risers to stay in place if the the bed was moved on sliders. My bed wheels sometimes begin to pop out of, and tip over, the risers just from pushing on the bed while making it.
1435130
I was also thinking of putting the sliders under them as well. They are great and work well but the problem is you can move the bed out to vacuum under it. If you do try the sliders let me know.
2000330
As long as the table does not have an apron, You can push them under. I have them with the Ikea "Torsby" table w/glass top and they fit under the side rails perfectly.Hope this info helps!
1417197
yes, it is much easier to slide furniture on the floor, of any kind,. the larger the furniture the larger the slider has to be.
1584309
The slider is intended for a standard 24" deep cabinet. They are mounted to the existing shelf,. There is no stacking mechanism.
265614
I think it could if the furniture wasn't too heavy & the white 'slide' could get under the furniture enough to raise it so you could place the pads at each corner. I haven't tried it, but I imagine it could?
2154864
Dear VernonYes to both questions. Best to use the sliders on each corner of furniture which would make moving overcarpets and tile alot easier. Avoid using sliders on concrete which my damage and scratch the underneath of the sliders. These sliders can be used on furniture with or without leg or feet. Good luck!!!
1365006
There is a full size shelf below, so you would not be able to slide your feet under the table if you used a regular chair. I would definitely recommend a bar stool. Great table. Hope this helps
85432
I have mine on carpet and wanted to put some kind of slider under it. However, I found it too heavy (even empty!) to move easily since the unit spins but the bottom doesnʻt. So I left it as is. To move it, I empty it and then slowly push it using the base.
1430371
I put a chair leg slider under the other two chair legs, worked perfect. Also can use coasters, cut carpet stacked, any thing that w raise the legs. Good luck
2085158
The legs of a Table-Mate will certainly slide under a recliner until it hits the stabilizing bar that goes from one side to the other. If you want thetable closer to you than you can get it by sliding the legs under then turn the table around with the leg ends facing away from the reclinerand that will allow it to come to the edge of the recliner seat. As far as folding the Table-Mate up and sliding it under a recliner I don'tthink it will mainly because there just isn't the space under the chair to do that. I hope that helps you.
863357
They will work like a dream, the most difficult will be in lifting each corner of the gym to get the slider under. I have the sliders from small to large on all of my furniture and I am still impressed with the product.
583671
It depends on the angle. The sliders are slightly rounded and work OK on my chairs. My chair legs have a slight angle.
275131
These pads would only work that way if you purchased them a bit bigger than the legs on what you intend to move. This would help if the furniture did try to slip off it would notdamage the floor. The other suggestion I would have would be to buy pads with rubber on one side that would keep your furniture in place while moving but could be removed.
1741480
I wouldn't see why not. We just have furniture sliders under ours. It slides so effortlessly we don't need casters.
863356
Maybe, if you use the largest sliders.we moved furniture that was about 300lbs with no problem.
90596
To slide the tray feet under your sofa, you would need at least 1" of clearance. I also found that the post w/ tray leans. This is caused by the foot that the post inserts into is too short to keep the post straight. This is a design flaw, it will not stand as shown in the picture.
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Yes. I do. However doing so does make the bed a little less unstable and harder to move on the floor without upsetting the alignment of the caster on the riser. This in no way stops me from using this arrangement. Good luck and do try it!