How do you use an adjustable bed riser?

To use adjustable bed risers, you need to lift the bed and place them under each wheel, ensuring a snug fit and stability.

Step-by-Step Guide to Using Bed Risers

Here's how to safely and effectively use adjustable bed risers:

Preparation: Before starting, clear the area around your bed. Make sure you have enough space to move around freely and lift the bed slightly.
Gather Assistance: It is safer and recommended to do this with a friend to help lift and position the bed.
Lift the Bed: With your helper, carefully lift the bed just enough to place the bed risers.
Position the Risers: Slide an adjustable bed riser under each wheel of the bed.
- Ensure the wheels sit securely within the risers.
- Make sure the adjustable risers are all set at the same height for even elevation.
Lower the Bed: Gently lower the bed so the weight rests on the risers.
Check Stability: Once all risers are in place, thoroughly check the bed's stability. Look for any wobbling or unevenness. If the bed is unstable, re-adjust the risers until it feels secure.
Fine-tune: If you have adjustable bed risers, verify they are at the correct height to provide the desired elevation.

Increased Storage Space: Bed risers can create extra storage underneath your bed.
Easier Access: They elevate the bed to make getting in and out of bed easier.
Improved Circulation: Raising the head of the bed can help with certain health conditions like sleep apnea.

Weight Capacity: Make sure the risers can support the combined weight of the bed, mattress, and occupants.
Floor Surface: Take into account the type of flooring you have, as some risers may work better on carpet or hard floors.
Safety: Never exceed the maximum weight capacity of the risers, and always double-check for stability.

By following these steps, you can safely and effectively use adjustable bed risers to meet your needs.