Adjustable Bed Risers

[Tesseract]

Hi,

I have some bed risers to raise the head of my bed a few inches to help with acid reflux issues. The problem is that the rest of the legs in the bed base are now on an angle off the ground at differnt hrights and I need something like an adjustable bed riser so that these legs have support. I am using books now but they are a bit large. Does anyone know of a product like a bed riser that would adjust from like 1 to 2 inches and in between? Maybe something that you would twist or crank to adjust the height? Thanks!

[avi123]

Why don't you use a simple bed frame like this and then you'll need to raise only two legs:

http://tse1.mm.bing.net/th?&id=OIP.M13e ... =0&p=0&r=0

[JimW159]

Go to Amazon and search for either "adjustable bed risers" or "adjustable bed casters." (without the quotes) You will find several of various types; the casters from Shepards are among the most versatile if they will fit your bed. Several are simply a set of plastic tubs of various heights that can be stacked to achieve the height you want. Alternatively, go to eBay and do the same searches. Home Depot and/or Lowes typically have similar products but with less variety.

[chunkyfrog]

A pair of jack stands crossed my mind; and veered off in another direction.

[JimW159]

A pair of jack stands crossed my mind; and veered off in another direction.

You might be right if the sleeper is the "400 lb. person on the bed" Trump referred to in the recent debate.
https://www.engadget.com/2016/09/30/wan ... tiny-ones/

[kteague]

Until you choose some risers, here's what I did... Fold a comforter until it fits fully across the head of the bed, maybe just a bit wider than your pillows. Place comforter between the mattress and box springs . Depending on the thickness of the comforter it should give you a slight incline of 2-4 inches (will compress with use). Don't want it to be high enough to cause you to slide down in the bed. I did this for a couple years but using CPAP happened to help my reflux enough that it's no longer needed. You may find the risers unnecessary.

[avi123]

You can get this electric riser bed:

http://cdn6.bigcommerce.com/s-38fkw6x/p ... 80.jpg?c=2

[palerider]

the avi solution...
windows dirty? buy another house!
car out of gas? buy another one!
need to lift your bed? buy another one!

[chunkyfrog]

Got a problem; throw money at it.
If that were true, GoFundMe would be full of "snuff" funds.

[avi123]

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Nexium Alternatives,

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[chunkyfrog]

Lawyers will jump on anything; but they will get MOST of the settlement.
Been there, not playing that game.

[JimW159]

You can get this electric riser bed:

http://cdn6.bigcommerce.com/s-38fkw6x/p ... 80.jpg?c=2

What a gorgeous bed! I can see it fitting equally well with any decorating style or design period - where do I find one? (maybe a nursing home going out of business) Does it come in a California King?

[chunkyfrog]

My brother in law leased one when in hospice at home.