MaxGear Adjustable Bed Risers Heavy Duty, 1.5 or 3 Inch Furniture Risers for Couch, Sofa, Desk, Dresser, Chair and Table Leg Extenders, Bed Lifts for College Dorm Home (Black, 4 Pack)

Love these. Purchased them to raise a small freezer because door was hitting carpet. These took care of that and I am using the extras to raise some large plant pots. Nice and sturdy and mult-purpose.

Easy to use. Works as advertised.

I have had a snoring issue for a while. We discovered that if I sleep at a slight include my snoring vanishes. So far we had been doing this with a wedge pillow, but that was making me need to sleep with my spine at a slightly crooked angle.So the other solution was to tilt the WHOLE BED. So, I ordered these. I ordered two packages because this is a king bed with multiple feet. (6 total, 3 at the foot, 3 in the middle, 3 at the head). I stacked them so I was actually at 6" total at the head of the bed, 3" in the middle, and 0" increase at the foot. This let me tilt the bed and not need the edge pillow.Warning for this solution. If you have a headboard attached to your bed frame, you will need to make adjustments to it to make it be straight vertical rather than angling slightly over your bed.

I use a wheelchair, and one of the problems I face daily is the height differential between my chair and other surfaces, especially furniture. We recently got a new bed, and while I can make the transfer to and from the bed to my chair, the bed sits a couple of inches lower than is comfortable. I can make the jump, but it hurts my elbow. I knew I needed more height, and I've used other bed risers in the past, so I set out to find some new ones. This set is better than the others I've used. They are smaller--not shorter, necessarily, but they have a smaller footprint, which means they don't stick out or look funny. They hold the bed securely and they don't slip or slide around, thankfully. That's especially great since I have to jump to and from the bed that these hold up, and there's a lot of movement, but these don't budge. I love that you can adjust them for more elevation, too! I did have trouble removing the middle section, but my husband doesn't care so much about his manicure (LOL), and he was able to do it for me. These risers have made a big difference in my life! They're under twenty bucks for the set, but the pain in my elbow has abated for now, and that's priceless. Five happy stars!

I like that they are not huge. I got other risers that look big and bulky under furniture legs. These are nicely sized. They are just tall enough so my robot vacuum can get under the couch.The only thing I don't like is the topmost block has only 2 retaining lips instead of all 4. This is actually perfect if you are raising up something with a completely flat bottom. But in my case, it's for couch legs, so having a proper cup or 4 lips all around would have been better. But I'm not taking stars off this since there aren't many risers that allow for flat bottomed furniture.

I am taller than average and I lean over my crafting table when I create. These are just what I need to raise my table up to where I don't need to slouch over so much. My back and neck are in less pain at the end of a creative session now.I chose to use the highest level. The pieces fit together nicely and will not slide around on the concrete floor. They were easy to install. I held the end of the table up while my son placed them under the legs. Then we did the other end. This allowed us to make sure the table was in the same place it was both before and after.This set of adjustable risers is very helpful and of good quality - love them!

I needed risers for the detached drawers under my desk. I had raised the desk to a more comfortable height a while back but needed some slightly lower for the drawers. These turned out to be perfect. My desk and drawers are solid wood and extremely heavy, and these risers have no problem holding the weight.

Are they sturdy, stable, and hold a good amount of weight? Yes.My problem with them is that I couldn't use them for my bed or my couch because of the location. These don't slide very well, if at all. In many cases that's probably a good thing. However, because of that you need to lift your furniture straight up then lower it onto the riser. My bed is enclosed on three sides, and my couch is in a corner. I was not able to reach all corners to place these. If my living room was in its previous configuration these would have worked great on my couch. But I don't want to change the layout of my rooms just to put risers under my furniture. I might use them on my workbench.If you can easily reach all corners of your furniture, I'm sure these will be great.