IPrimio Bed Furniture Risers Stackable Review

Raising the bed with risers for the first time / They were easy to install and the bed didn't move. The design of the bed frame does not hide the attachments on the corners, so I need some kind of skirt, but even if they are not hidden, they look useful and do not irritate the eyes. The bed doesn't move, however, and apart from being higher to get in and out of, it doesn't feel any different than when the frame was on the floor.

They are deceptively real. Sturdy plastic and rubber feels immobile, especially on carpeted floors. The tricky part is lifting the bed to put it in evenly. Long 2X4s were used and raised in the middle of the bed frame, bolted 4X4s and over 2X4s for support, while a new iPrimo riser was added under one side of the bed legs (3). Repeat on the other side of the bed. The task is relatively easy, even for an 84-year-old man with arthritis. The bed does not wobble or move with normal bumps and bumps.

I have a 5 leg sofa that needs to be raised. This 2 inch lift was just what I needed as the lower sofa was killing my knees. Unfortunately, the "set" contains 8 elevators. So to also lift my 2nd chair (which needs 4 lifts) I need to buy another set of 8 (I think it would be nice if I could add one or two to the side). . Functionally and safety-wise, these elevators are well made and designed for durability. Also, I wanted the rectangular/square base, not the round one that many others offer. So

I have purchased other risers that could not support the weight of a quality rollaway bed. They are internally reinforced so in the extremely unlikely event of plastic failure, the furniture leg will be raised to avoid damaging the floor. This riser is nothing to worry about and is well designed and constructed. They stack easily without sacrificing grip, and they give you a "rubber" foot for the riser base that's almost invisible, so it looks good while protecting floors from scratches…

I have a huge full bed and a thick metal frame. I love the strength, design, reliability and stackability of these risers. I bought these to raise my bed to add storage underneath. However, they are not that durable after stacking more than 3 if you use them on thick carpet. I tried stacking it 4 risers high and my bed rocked too much for my liking. I lowered it to a stack of 3 and it got a lot better. Again, I suspect it's my carpet. I'm sure it wouldn't rock as much (or not at all) if it was…

The risers were purchased to increase the height of the under bed storage as the new bed frame did not fit 14". While it would be great if the overall riser size was smaller (perhaps a 2.5" square) to accommodate the smaller (thinner) metal legs, these were the smallest squares available. Each free end has a margin of about 1/2 inch to hold the big foot. and comes with two smaller riser pieces that fit into the larger square for smaller legs. The two small pieces were very helpful, although we…

I bought a robot vacuum hoping it would fit under our furniture but it didn't quite fit. So I was looking for something that could lift our sofas. per inch I love them and although they have a 2" stand they work great. The legs of the sofas are exactly 3" square and are perfect for these steps. Our sofas were a bit slippery on the hardwood floors so I got them had to keep repositioning. A gasket on the underside of these risers solved this problem. I also find that the new sofa height is more…