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For individuals weighing over 300 lbs Heavy Duty and bariatric walkers and rollators offer the same features as their likeness in a standard, adult or junior frame version except they have a larger, wider and more reinforced frame to accommodate an individual weighing over 300 lbs. However, they still carry the same features of a folding frame for portability and adjustable height to fit individual needs. Four wheel walkers and rollators have many advantages over most two or three wheel walkers because they have the added features of a seat for resting and four wheels for improved manueverability. The front wheels swivel for ease of turning without having to lift the walker. Four wheel rolling walkers and rollators have either locking hand brakes or spring-loaded push-down brakes to help control the walker's movement. Many of the walkers also feature adjustable handles and/or seat height to fit individual needs. However, rollators can differ greatly in size, weight, color, weight capacity, brake type, design, wheel size and basket or tote bag size.
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10 Clip-On Lamps That Spare You the Surface Space 13 Dorm Bedding Picks to Cozy Up Your On-Campus Home The Latest Coupon Codes, Promos, Sales and Deals The Best School Supplies You Can Get for Under $20Getting a Lift If you want a bed, table, chair, or sofa to sit higher, bed risers can provide a simple, easy to install, and affordable way to do this. They can provide a very practical solution to a number of problems. Bed risers fit onto the feet of your bed posts to lift them just a couple of inches or even up to a foot or more. Of course they can be used on other furniture such as sofas, chairs, and tables as well. By lifting your bed, they can provide additional storage space beneath it; perfect when extra space is at a premium in a smaller home, condo, or apartment. They can also be very useful for people who are taller. Some individuals may be more comfortable sitting down on a bed, sofa, or chair that is bit higher. This can also be advantageous for people with restricted mobility.
In fact, short, sturdy bed risers can be used on the front legs of furniture but not on the back, to provide some tilt, making it easier to rise from a seated position or to work at a table without bending and straining your back too much. They can be used to elevate the head or foot of the bed when medically indicated and in some instances, can even be used to help furniture set level, despite a slanted base or floor. Risers can also be placed on tables or computer desks to make more room between the bottom of those surfaces and a person's legs for greater comfort. They can be ideal for making a bit of extra space for someone in a wheelchair. Choosing Your Bed RisersWhen it comes to purchasing bed risers there are just a few things to consider when making your choice. Here are some critical ones: Construction/TypePlastic, wood, and metal bed risers are available. Solid wood provides a very stable base and makes the possibility of collapse nearly impossible. Plastic is particularly affordable, but only heavy duty plastics are acceptable to avoid excessive risk of collapse.
Know the diameter/dimensions of your bed legs/casters to assure a fit. Most of these lifts allow the leg or caster to sit down into a well but some require you to remove existing feet/wheels and to screw on the risers. Either choice can be a good one, but you need to know how easy/difficult installation will be and that it will work for your purposes. HeightIf you want 8" of additional height, then a non-stackable 3" riser won't work. The higher you raise a piece of furniture the more concern you need to have about stability. NumberMost will come in a set of 4. Four lifts is generally enough for any chair, table or bed. However, if you have a long sofa or a large bed, then 6 or more may be necessary for center support. Weight CapacityKnow how much weight the bed risers can support. In the case of a bed, sofa or chair, you need to then compare that to the weight of the furniture as well as the people who will be occupying it. Some manufacturers will indicate the weight that a single riser can handle and others will indicate the weight the entire set can handle.
Tips on Installing Your Bed RisersWhile many products will install in a different manner, they rarely require tools. However, lifting a bed and inserting the risers under the legs can be a bit of a challenge. For your safety, it is best to have two people for the job; one to lift the bed and one to slide the risers into place. Certainly, it's also an easier task if the lifts are placed with the mattresses removed from the bed. If you have the task to complete by yourself, a car jack can be used to raise the bed securely as you work to put the lifts in place. Once your bed risers are installed, they may well be visible. On a bed, if you don't like the appearance, they can sometimes be covered by purchasing or making an extra long bed skirt. Of course bed risers can be made of different materials and finishes for more aesthetic appeal. Some can also be covered or painted. Mahagony Bed RisersThis set includes four weighted, solid wood risers with a mahogany finish. They measure 4.5" inches square and 3.5" high and will fit casters up to 3" in diameter as well as square or round posts up to 4.5".
These can even be stacked by using the two steel rods and pre-dirilled holes for providing up to 7" of additional height. Both sturdy and attractive, these risers can provide a lift when you need just a little boost. This set of 6 bed risers can provide an additional 10" of height to your furniture. They are made of durable polypropylene plastic and a steel stem glide extension. The lift measures 3 1/2" across at the base and provide a sturdy way of getting the height you need. These bed risers are designed to replace the existing feet or casters on a bed. This set of lifts includes four large and four small risers. They can be used alone or can be stacked to provide 3", 5" or 8" of additional height to your bed or other furniture. Post legs or casters are held securely in place with recessed cups. Ideal for a smaller load, this set will provide 5-6" of extra height for your bed or other furniture. The risers measure 6 5/8" square and are made of a heavy duty, high impact plastic.
They have a 3" square, 1" deep well to cradle casters securely. This is a set of 4 adjustable bed risers. They can provide lift of 3.2", 3.6", 4", 4.4", 4.8", or 5.2" and can handle a load of up to 300 pounds.Their base diameter is 7" for a stable base and they are available in either black or white. These lifts come in a set of 4. These heavy duty bed risers will lift your bed 3 inches, can hold up to 2000 pounds, and have a non-slip rubberized bases for safety. Their padded top contours to legs and casters for a secure fit. Making Your Own Bed Risers While there are a number of types on this page, you may not have found what you want. You can of course make your own if you are DIY inclined. To give you a good start you can find some instructions for some homemade versions online. An online search on "how to make bed risers" should give you plenty of options. You can of course use heavy blocks and so forth, covering them with cloth, felt, and so forth to make them more attractive, but whatever plan you devise or select, evaluate its safety.