Slipstick CB643 3” Lift Glow Furniture Risers - Increase Bed Height & Track in the Dark (Set of 4) – Heavy Duty Design, Supports 2,000 lbs - 4 Count Review

I have 4 risers, one of which broke. I hate returning things and I just bought these risers to raise a very small table. This works great for elevating a small table. As a piece of the base broke off I have a feeling everything will be fine as the table is not heavy. I would only use them for a small baby bed.

They hold up my daughter's bed for extra storage as expected so thumbs up. I bought the glow in the dark ones because I thought they would be cool - and they might be if they actually glow. I'm embarrassed at how long I've sat with muggles trying to make these stupid things light up. It doesn't matter anyway as we wanted them to offer extra storage, but there are a few things to consider if you want them to glow.

So I don't know why I didn't realize they were as gigantic as I thought they would be about the same diameter as the legs of the frame. I've never used anything like this so give me some wiggle room! Anyway, I put them on and they're skinny as hell. Little did I know you actually need legs on the bed to use it. So I had to order legs to use them, which basically double the price to make them work. I had the bikes on my legs beforehand, which of course I took off to put on. So, word to the wise,

Most bed risers are actually only 2-7/8 inches tall, although they say they have a 3-inch opening at the top. Since this is the exact diameter of my bed's round legs, I had a lot of trouble finding a solution until I found these that have an *actual* 3 inch hole. Now my bed is high enough to store boxes underneath! I read some reviews that said people's bed legs broke through. I haven't had this problem, but as I said above, the legs of my bed fill the space completely, so the surface fully…

After reading many good reviews I was a bit hesitant to buy these risers. But I am very happy that I finally decided and bought it. It is great! I had to lift a chair in my living room (headrest style) after a total knee replacement. No padding on the seat made it possible to raise the chair high enough for me to stand up easily. I placed one of these cups under each of the chair's four legs and voila! I can get up easily. Plus, the non-slip properties of the mugs made getting up even more…

Sturdy and ingenious. The wide part of the cup goes to the bottom and the smaller circle is at the top. In the upper part there is a recess in which the wheel fits and doesn't slip.He raised the bed high enough for me to slide my trampoline under and take it off easily before deciding to move the bed.I have an automatic electric bed and when I pushed the bed it was I pulled my remote's cord over one of the bed risers and when the cord got taut and I kept pushing the riser it came loose from a…

I've obviously spent a lot of money on Raise-It products but clearly I should have bought them first. They're the perfect height - most are 5 to 6 inches tall, which would make our bed absurdly and unnecessarily tall. And while they may not be the prettiest things, they are just beautiful! The 3 inch height was all we needed to be able to squeeze a suitcase and a few larger baskets under our bed and have easy access to them, as well as elevate our bed so we could get in and out more…

If you love storing things like I do, then it's time to move from wooden block risers under your bed legs to these 3 inches for a royal treatment switch. they get in the way of the toes = the princess and the pea under the mattress are ruined! I hated toe smacking the steel legs and then stepping on the end of a 1.5" block of wood with risers = OH! These round "towers" are "soft" and forgiving compared to before. The 3" height is just right for most storage (check your frame type) under the…