Will 4" bedposts work with these risers?
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Probably. I measured and it seems to be workable. I measured the inside diameter and 4" appears to fit. I want to change mine because the flare at the bottom limits capacity of under-the-bed storage boxes. Previously, I could store four large Walmart boxes under a twin bed but that flare limits it to two boxes. Another fix would be to buy smaller storage boxes. The risers are very sturdy and the bed does not wobble when getting on it. You might have to shave your posts down a smidgen if they are wood.
1442478
I think that depends how tall the reposted are. These are really adjustable.
1442479
No. The square opening is 3-1/4 inches. A 2x4 (nominal) will fit if rotated slightly, but two 2x4s together will not fit.
875131
You need to make sure you order the right diameter of bar for the riser. I put these on a v star with minimal effort, just go slow and take your time. Some minor modification may need to be made, and you may need to drill a hole or 2 depending on your grips and boxes.
1478368
I used them for a twin bed without any center legs. The round ones might be better. You need to know the diameter of the frame legs. It is also difficult to move the bed once the risers are in place.
485783
Maybe...(1) It depends on the feet of the bed...the raisers are 4" x 4" on the surface. They have a sort of divot in the center so that whatever object you put on them stays centered...if the feet of the bed are too big, they may not fit in the center of the 4" x 4" space in the center of the raiser. (2) The raisers have a 600lb capacity per bed leg...so as long as each raiser isn't expected to hold more than 600lbs of weight, it should be fine...some sleigh beds are pretty beastly so you should confirm this and also consider the weight of the occupants of the bed. (3) Consider if the bed is going to be used for...um...wrestling. If yes, the raisers may shift. They stack one on top of the other, so you'll only want to put something that will remain fairly stable on top of them. In summary: If you can confirm that the legs will fit in the 4" x 4" raiser AND that each won't support weight exceeding 600 lbs AND that the bed won't shift around a lot, the answer is "yes."
1411816
They fit on many 4x4 posts. But if your posts are angled at the top there can be a problem. I made some wooden shims to solve it.
1867661
yes, they adjust to different bed widths easily and have extenders that will work for taller bed frames. check the manufacturers specs to make sure they will fit your bed. they have worked well for us and were pretty easy to install.
784742
Maybe 4" is my guess. These are really good, sturdy risers. I'm very happy with the ones we bought.
926802
They should work. You can always shim these or file the bottoms to get the height you want.
262353
Yes, the top and bottom pieces should be attached to one another for stability. However, they will work together without the two pieces being attached. The holes between the two pieces are 3/8-inches in diameter. In my case, I bought 3/8-inch bolts and appropriate washers and locking nuts at my local hardware store and screwed the two pieces together to complete each of the risers. The risers really work beautifully and will not break like equivalent-height, plastic risers might.
277225
I have round wheels on my bed and these risers work fine. Make a huge improvement in storage space under the bed. I have 2 risers on each leg.
1898712
no the bed will not move easily with risers. they have a safety non-slip grip on the bottom
1415198
Yes they will fit a 4 x 4 vinyl fence post. The only thing I had to do was to drill holes in the posts to attach them. But they fit perfectly.
2062555
Probably not. I used 4 sets of them on a shelf that is 3/4" & they are nice and secure.
1038251
I'm sure they would work; however, you would have to stack them. Point: Why stack if you don't have to. Get the single lifts that would elevate the stools 4". My sis, had a similar issue. For comfort to the user of the stool, she and her husband ultimately wound up buying stools of a more appropriate height. (Obviously, this is the long answer.) :-)
717794
I don't think they will work. The pedestals on this bed look larger than the cups that would hold them on this platform.
1331526
if the bed posts are circular 3 inches should fit (the indent in the top is just a tiny bit over 3 inches in diameter so anything over 3 inches at all probably wouldnt fit in.) If the bed posts are square and have 3 inch sides they wont fit.
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These rails are designed to work with the 6.5' beds with a toolbox, as long as it is a fleetside (not stepside) bed.Thanks!Got-Chrome888.552.4766www.got-chrome.com