FONDDI 3 Inch Stackable Bed Risers, Heavy Duty Square Leg Support Furniture Lifts Castor Wheels for Desk, Couch, Sofa, Table, Dorm (Black)

I like the sturdiness of this product. I’m using it to elevate a recliner folded up in a camper. It is just right so I can slide things under it. This product keeps the lounge chair from moving as it’s bottom grips the floor. I am very happy with it.

My wife wanted to raise our bed to put more storage containers under the bed. After she refused to throw a few things out, I permitted the purchase of some lifts. She brought home a 6-inch lift. I knew immediately that the bed would be sky-high. After measuring carefully to determine what lift was required for our tallest storage container, we purchased this life. The choice seemed obvious. It came in several heights. It was rated for a lot of pounds. As a scientist I prefer to over-engineer my solutions. We put them in place and they fit perfectly and feel solid.Had them for a couple of months now. Still happy.

Work good

The product is sturdy and stable. The bed feels as solid as it did without the risers. The extra height makes it much easier to make the bed in the morning, and also easier to change the linens.This is a product that works as advertised, is simple to install, and is cost effective.

These do the job but too bulky. It is very easy to bust your toes on

Ordered these for lifting a short lift recliner to a normal height and they work perfect. Included were four pads that fit underneath the risers that keeps the chair from shifting on our tile floors which is a plus! These work perfect for what we needed. If you needed a higher rise you could actually purchase two sets, as they are stackable. Thank you FONDDI!

I bought these for my husband’s recliner, as he recovered from surgery. They appeared to fit, but would not stay in place. The first problem is that the gripper base is not attached to the risers, so it slipped when try to adjust them or when using the chair. Then the tops of the risers themselves were sliding down the base of the recliner, making them unstable. I cut pieces of rug gripper to make that less slippery, but that didn’t work either. The chair then tipped over when my husband was getting up, since the risers had slipped out of place. I am returning ASAP.

Beefy enough for the weight they're supposed to support. Removable rubber-ish bottoms to prevent sliding. A perfectly-sized notch on the top for rising furniture with borders and not legs. Pretty much better than improvised risers in every possible way.