🛏️ EZprotekt Lift Furniture Riser - Solid Steel Bed Risers, Adds 2" Height to Heavy Furniture or Beds, Self-Adhesive Furniture Chair Table Riser Square (Set of 4) - Supports up to 20,000 lbs - Brown Review

Poor quality sofa covers. They fail several times a day and break quickly. Two weeks and they are almost completely unusable. The metal begins to bend. Liability is completely gone on three of the four we have. Damn. I will have to buy another type as this one is not strong at all for our sofa.

These are used on bookshelves to raise them off the floor. This way the vent underneath is not blocked. The one I put in popped out when I pulled it instead of picking it up off the ground. It's not that long ago and the glue hasn't had a chance to fully work. I just reinstalled it and haven't had any problems since.

I bought another plastic coaster first but found that all plastic coasters are huge and mostly for the bed and sofa. As for me, I just want to raise my L-shaped table so that this steel frame fits me perfectly. It's sized small so it doesn't look out of place, and it's made of steel to support a lot more weight. You don't have to worry about a smaller table leg either.

I liked how they fitted the edge of our loveseat, but they wobbled and we couldn't keep our loveseat from tipping over unless they made contact with the metal rails on the ends of the tapered legs. We think it should be warned that they only fit square legs with no metal guides. It was impossible to adapt, although we tried. Not good for us.

I put them under the double bed. I was afraid they would move if I move the bed but they stay in place very well. Make sure you center them exactly where you want them because the moment you put the bed leg back on them they're going nowhere. Excellent glue. A very good buy. And they don't stick out like a sore thumb. I have a brown color and a walnut/oak bed.

I felt they should be smaller to fit the accent chair legs. They were sold as extensions for chairs or beds. They look stupid when I put them on the back of the chair. It looks like my chair is standing on wooden blocks. I do not want it. I looked for the smallest ones and figured they would work. They would be great for a bed, but not a bare-legged chair. I am sorry.

These furniture lifters rely on glue to attach to existing furniture legs. I was wary of relying on the included tape. So instead I drilled holes and bought screws to securely attach each of these metal extensions to the wooden "legs" of our sofa. The modification works great. I'm sure they won't slip and luckily, albeit by accident, they match the wooden "legs" on the sofa perfectly. They offer a comfortable 3 inch elevator. Reluctantly assume they work the same way with the adhesives included