BTSD-Home Bed Risers: Heavy Duty Stackable Furniture Raisers 🛏️ - 3 or 6 Inch - Set of 4 - Black Review

Our company faced a unique problem. We were tired of renting conference tables ranging from $150 to $375, so we needed a reliable folding solution. The only tables that could withstand such treatment were Lifetime tables, but the design of their legs made it impossible to lift ordinary PVC pipes. These furniture stands are durable and built to withstand heavy use. Their base is flat enough to work with our tables and I expect they will last for many years.

I've spent some time looking for a bunk bed option for my son's bed. He has an old oak bed that was the bottom of a bunk bed. It has 3 inch square posts. I wanted the color to be close enough to the color of the wood that it wouldn't be noticeable as you walk around the room. I didn't want one that was weird either. They fit perfectly and don't have a big angle. color works well. I also like the flat pillow that goes down so the weight is distributed along the edge rather than shearing off.

I only needed one of these to support the fifth leg in the middle of my bed frame. I bought white 3" risers with wheel supports from the same company and they are excellent, but there is a 5th flat round support on my frame that I forgot. I was concerned that in practice the 3" black would be a different height than the 3" white due to the wheel wells, but everything turned out to be on par. Exactly what I needed, only three extra; I wish there was an option to buy singles but that's my only…

I bought these for my 1970 Super Heavy Sectional Vintage and they work great! I wanted to increase the height by at least 3 inches but found adding six modern bolts in the legs was a nightmare so I decided to add block jacks instead. They fit easily on the 3x3 wood block legs my couch had! To each block I added a soft-lined glue square (unpeeled for reuse) and found that this helped with sides that distributed weight differently. I also found that they don't slide around as easily, which is…

The middle sections snap together easily to increase the height and the recess in the top shell is deep and wide enough to accommodate my bedchairs. Stacking 2 together adds almost 4.6 inches so it may be too tall for an elderly person. The cushions that are placed between the riser and the floor have no glue. So if you try to move the risers, the pillows won't move with the riser. This is a minus, since the only way to move the riser with the pillow is to remove the mattress from the bed to…