carlbernsen t1_ja3xsbu wrote on February 26, 2023 at 5:45 PM

Reply to comment by Isobelcate in Pls help, bed raiser by Isobelcate

Ok, 25cm is the typical highest bed leg raiser and they tend to rely on being compatible with a specific design of bed leg to attach securely.
For stability, if you don’t have the skills to construct a stable frame under the legs, I’d consider solid blocks of wood 30x30cm.
If you search for those you’ll find them on Etsy, etc. They’re not super cheap (£30 or so) but they’ll last and other sources like timber mills will be cheaper.

A piece of non slip mat under each one and between bed foot and block will keep the bed from gradually sliding over time.

Isobelcate OP t1_jaavc83 wrote on February 28, 2023 at 2:34 AM

Thank you, my closest idea was to get solid blocks of wood with a central cutout the size of the bed legs for stability :)

carlbernsen t1_jac3hbe wrote on February 28, 2023 at 10:42 AM

If you can make a central cut out or have one made, that would be secure, but you’ll also lose a bit of height that way so you’ll need taller blocks. The width of the blocks is important for stability.