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I was looking for Wood Block Risers to increase my desk's height, while they are more for beds, it doesn't mean they won't work for desks. I installed an under-desk keyboard tray to my desk because I like to keep my mouse & keyboard hidden, giving me plenty of space on the surface of the desk for large mouse pad art of my favorite game, or space for placing food while I eat while watching movies. The unfortunate side effect to the keyboard tray was it made the desk's bottom too low, I couldn't cross my legs to sit or dock my chair under the tray after I'm done for the day/night. So that's why I bought these little wood blocks, I chose these because out of all of those other fancier looking wood block risers, they seemed cheap, like they were hollow on the inside, so the legs of the desk would just eventually fall through. However, these wood blocks seems to be made of solid wood on all sides, from inside and out, they also come with these little barriers to prevent the legs from slipping off, so that's a plus for maintaining stability. Overall, they are a very solid pieces of wood that does exactly what you want them to do, to increase the height of your furniture.Pros:- Very solid and sturdy, made of full body of wood- Small and stable- Dedicated barriers to prevent slips off edge of the Riser- Inexpensive/affordableCons:- I can't exactly find anything "bad" about these, maybe more wood variant options to camouflage it better with different kinds of houses.Neutral/Advice:- I guess the only thing is the edges are a bit sharp, which was to be expected, which is why I installed corner guards on the corners of the Riser (They're like $8 for 20 of them). To prevent my feet from knocking into those pointy corners if it happens by accident. I bought them for my shelve to prevent my new chair from scratching against the corners of the shelve. While they weren't meant for Risers, who says you can't use them on other things.

Pleasantly surprised by how good the quality of these are and how great they worked for my low metal platform bed frame. Was expecting ikea quality and got a much heavier wood and very nice staining- looks handmade. I needed a small boost so I could store things under my bed but not lose the platform style and these worked perfectly for a bed frame without “legs”- they were easy to rest the frame on and large/stable enough that I don’t need to secure the frame further. The wood bed risers were also a perfect match for all the other wood and metal room decor I have. Would recommend!

I got these risers because they're wood and I wanted to attach them to the wood legs on my chaise lounger. They work okay to raise the chaise. The only problem was wanting to screw them to the legs on the chaise. I put screws into the two higher sides of the risers, and I even predrilled holes so that the screws would attach to the legs on the chaise lounge. It worked on for most of the screws, but a few of them ended up making a crack in the risers. It may be my fault because I probably tightened a few of the screws a bit too tight and made the cracks myself (possibly); but it still bugged me. Anyway, I've had them on the chaise for a month or more now and they still work, cracks and all. I don't move the chaise around at all, mostly, I don't need to, but also mostly because I'm wary about making the few cracks worse. So as long as they still work, I'll keep them on.

I used these to make enough room to divert the airflow of a vent from under this dresser. I wanted something sturdy that would blend as much as possible with the furniture and this was exactly what I needed. I used double sided tape to hold it in place to the dresser. They’re a little pricey for wooden blocks painted white, but it was better than making them myself. Simple but just what I was looking for. Good fit and with the double sided mounting tape, I’m not worried about them getting knocked out of place.

They are sturdy and easy to use if your bed is against a wall. If it’s not, the bed will slide off the risers with any movement.

I ordered the unfinished risers. I painted them with a spray primer/paint combo to match my nightstand, which I needed to raise up a few inches. I turned the nightstand upside down, used to gorilla glue to glue them to the base. I weighted them down and let it set for 24 hours. I unscrewed the rubber feet at the bottom of the nightstand before I glued the risers in order to create a flat surface. When I turned the nightstand back over, I was careful not to put too much pressure on the risers so that they wouldn’t pop off (although they felt very sturdy). Everything turned out perfect! It looks better now than when it came from RH. If you place these under furniture without gluing them, you will probably end up with a wiggle problem.

These are totally worthless! We bought them for our 3 year olds twin bed and the minute she climbs on (not even jumping!) one or more will fall out of place and we have to readjust the whole bed again. It's a twin bed and a 3 year old, so it isn't even holding a ton of weight.Looking back I realized I paid $24 for these? Unbelievable! After 2 days of trying to use them, we're done with them and we'll just have a low to the ground bed. I wish I could return them, but they are roughed up and scratched already from the constant adjustments.This is my own mistake for not checking the measurements before buying, but they're short! I'd hardly call them "risers". Again, that was my own fault!The only nice thing about them, and the reason I bought them is that they look nice. Square, wooden, painted white. We could have bought the ugly, more sturdy ones since we don't even see them after the bed skirt is on.Definitely wouldn't recommend!

I needed this to raise a desk I use for artwork that does not have legs - these did the job perfectly and matched the color of the desk (white). Did exactly what I needed it for and is holding up nicely.