🪑 Adjustable Chair Riser Lift: Fits 3cm to 4cm, Height Range 2-5/8" to 4", 0°~45° Rotatable Furniture Riser Base, Compatible with Chair Table Desk Sofa Feet Diameter 1-1/8" to 1-5/8", 4-Pack White Review

There is no way to set the angle you want them to rotate. So as soon as weight is placed on your furniture, the attachments will move and slide off the base. This product is very unstable and unsafe.

They are very well designed and made. Whoever designed them really thought through the process and possible applications. All items were in solid packaging. I only had to send them back because the furniture has claw feet that were too big for the hole.

These chair stands are surprisingly easy to install, despite having thin plastic covers to protect furniture legs. My chair feels completely safe and secure even during movement. The plastic cap wears out quickly and the risers last a long time. I will use felt as a substitute for the protection.

Ball bearings make them extremely unstable and difficult to set on furniture legs even with two people. In addition, the small plastic pieces inside that protect the wooden furniture from screws pop out when the screws are tightened, breaking the protection and increasing instability.

It took me a few tries before I realized the easiest way to put them on is to lay the bed frame on its side. After that they are easy to put on. Since I did this myself, I was wondering what would happen if I put the frame back upright (I wonder if rotating or tilting would work). It worked :-). I would buy them again. Much nicer than the brown plastic risers.

We've been using a lot of bed risers lately, we've replaced the long legs for more storage. I like the square risers, but THESE are less inconspicuous, especially when placed where our feet go, for example as support on the edge of a bed frame. I also like the sticky top - a nice extra feature for more stability/security. Just remember they are NOT adjustable so you MUST know the EXACT height you need. This is a solid and very good buy.

They are too narrow to be used as bed frame risers and do not have a cup inside to prevent the front leg from slipping off the top of the riser. Any movement of the bed will cause the bed leg/riser connection to wobble, possibly causing the riser to tip over if moved too much. Add maybe 4, 6 or 9 of these risers under the bed and you have the potential to topple the entire bed as the risers lose stability with normal movement and can be knocked over.