Will these support a sleeper sofa's weight? If not, do you have legs that would be better for the weight?
1751709
If you install correctly and they sit flush on the surface of the soda they should work just fine. The biggest thing is bearing area for the legs.
1751710
I used them on an old suitcase/trunk to make a footstool, so that isn't as much weight as a sleeper sofa would be. I think they are very sturdy and would work if you have the support underneath where you attach.
1751711
They should do find if you are screwing them into a t-nut in the frame. Add a of couple screws if you can for added stability. You will need to drill deep pilot holes but that's fine. Hth. Cheryl
1751712
They are really heavy duty.. you shouldn't have a problem in my opinion. I've had them on a chair for almost a year, and they are great!
554498
I think you can, it just depends on the size and shape of the couch legs. I would recommend ordering them.
1669612
If you are talking about one of those fold out mattresses in a sofa then maybe. They are very flexible since they are connected by a fabric material. But they are also heavy and might move around. If you are a handy person or one someone who is maybe you could work something out. If you can work it out then the support will be great. Good luck!!
712123
No not at all. these are quite strong and solid. Weight should not be a concern.
949791
No. No problem. The real support for the weight is the lower feet and the straps.
2119756
I put two on a full size sleeper sofa and they fit just fine so this size probably wouldn't work very good for queen size. I think they have wider sizes which would probably work better.
2152274
Probably. They appeared to be thick enough and sturdy enough for an armchair that was "flopped" in a lot! It's hard to say since the bed is wider than the chair and therefore would need stronger support. I would probably give it a try since the return would be relatively easy. Good luck!
717394
I don't believe the footrest is designed to hold any weight other than your feet..I love my footrest, but I wouldn't even try to stand on it. Maybe someone you know could make a 3 piece wooden set that would make a sturdier lift for your speaking engagements.
2117479
Yes, but it would be a very low to the floor bed. They provide a firm support for whatever foundation you put over them. You'll need to drill holes into the metal frame to attach them if it doesn't already have them.
1012466
I would suggest you remove mattress support. I used with my sofa bed when I have guests. Great support, but it may compromise the support boards if you fold in with sofa bed, because they have a certain pattern that it is pre-folded into.
1798450
Yes, that was actually the couch we used them on. A Kivik modular & ottoman. It worked great, just enough lift off the ground we were needing. Good luck!
1591808
Good morning,Yes this would be okay.These have a max weight of 25 Lbs.Best regards,Jessi
559139
correct the sofa weight is 130 lbs.. I think it can safely take weight of 2 ppl .. but it doesnt feel too sturdy
1369766
Our fainting sofa is on our second floor. You must assemble the 4 legs. It is sturdily made, so a bit heavy. Worth it, though.
715284
Yes, I believe they would support quite a bit of weight, stacked as you described. I put all my weight, 130 lbs., on a 2-stack and it was strong and steady. I'd say you could get away with up to 150 lbs. easily.
63760
I really don't think these will hold that much weight, but I could be wrong. The only way to know for sure is to try it, but if they break you're out the cost of the units. Good luck!
2152275
Absolutely. I have an extremely heavy couch and I replaced the small legs with these and I absolutely love the look. A queen bed would be a piece of cake but I don't know what they would screw into.