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#1773451 - 10/19/11 11:13 AM
What to use to lift up the bench?
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Registered: 07/25/11
Posts: 7
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I have 6 years old daughter, the bench is not adjustable. She needs bench a little bit higher, and she wouldn't sit on the pillow. What can I use to life up the bench. I am thinking of a wooden box and I can put it underneath the bench, but I couldn't find one. Thanks!
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#1773617 - 10/19/11 04:41 PM
Re: What to use to lift up the bench?
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Registered: 07/07/04
Posts: 3993
Loc: Vught, The Netherlands
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How 'bout an adjustable office chair?
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#1773857 - 10/20/11 01:24 AM
Re: What to use to lift up the bench?
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Registered: 04/26/10
Posts: 2084
Loc: USA
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Use a bar stool somewhere around 24" tall.
If you just need a few inches, you can raise up each leg on the bench with something like layers of cork sheets (a bit more stable than rigid blocks of wood?).
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#1773886 - 10/20/11 02:48 AM
Re: What to use to lift up the bench?
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Yikes! 10000 Post Club Member
Registered: 06/07/03
Posts: 16559
Loc: Oakland
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I made some platforms to raise a bench for a hip replacement patient by cutting 2 by 6's into squares and gluing a socket for the feet of the bench onto them. They were sort of clunky, but they worked.
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#1773889 - 10/20/11 03:11 AM
Re: What to use to lift up the bench?
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Registered: 01/17/06
Posts: 1129
Loc: London
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Whatever you do, make sure it is stable; you don't want it to collapse if the child wriggles.
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