where can i buy blocks to fit on legs of bed to raise it up?

Answer 1

If you have a company selling aids for disabled people near you they may be able to help. My dad had some for the legs of his chair to make it easier to get out of the chair. Good luck.

Answer 2

Try the place where you originally purchased the bed from. Putting loose blocks under the bed will make it unstable. Might be a better bet to buy new legs for you bed.

Answer 3

I recently saw these extention legs that workers were using on a pair of step ladders on a flight of steps so that one set of the ladders legs were longer than the other, and the step ladder was stable. They are adjustable too, the guy said you can buy them at any good diy shop.

Answer 4

Why don't you just make some? It'll cost next to nothing.

Try a timber specialist who do mouldings, that way you might find something with a pattern that will look part or the bed or you could try covering it with upholstery.

Answer 5

Bed, Bath and Beyond sells these blocks and probably Linens and Things.

Answer 6

You could try a disability shop. I know they sell things to fit beds for people with disabilities. If not you could make some if your DIY orientated .

Answer 7

B & Q sell legs for beds etc so you can replace the orrigional legs with bigger ones. doing it that way will not only be easier but it will be a lot safer.

Answer 8

Try asking a bed shop or a carpenter

Answer 9

Home depot buy cement blocks cheap.

Answer 10

Try local builders merchant ,house bricks ,or breeze blocks