🛏️ Richards Stacking Risers for Beds - Wooden Bed Lifters, Set of 4, Honey Finish, 4 Count Review

I have 2 portable air conditioners that need to be drained regularly. The nozzle is located at the bottom of the device. The only pan I was able to fit underneath was a cake pan. Very bad technique. I've been trying to find some sort of platform with casters but can't think of anything. Then I thought of the stand-up aids for the beds. I bought them for the air conditioner in the living room. I didn't want plastic. These are durable. The finish is good. However, I'm having trouble getting them…

After I was diagnosed with GERD I didn't know how to raise the head of the bed and my husband was worried if I could bear the weight. After reading some of the reviews I was worried they might break, but almost every other option had the same issues. I suspect my husband, I and our mattress/spring weigh close to 600 pounds and these strong blocks keep the bed stable. a quarter. But the blocks come with square pins that can be inserted between them so they can be stacked. The pens and pencils…

I can't speak for 'mahogany' in terms of durability as I chose the oak ones pictured here. And so happy I did. This is exactly what I was hoping for. Solid wood, perfect height. I used four round Teflon furniture rails for my wooden floor because I move my bed around and look for random lost items underneath. Before ordering these awesome elevators, I used Walmart's (sorry, Walmart) ugly black "traffic cones" that sell for about $7. I'm stingy and didn't want to shell out $30 just for nice…

When I received these loose ends one of them was damaged. If you notice, there are spikes coming at every corner. One was missing. These parts are glued on. Another issue is that the floors are not finished/varnished/fine sanded. If you have hard floors that are sensitive enough, they can easily scratch your floor. Mine sit on carpet and have no problems. An advantage of these cheap wooden stands is that they can withstand being hit with a vacuum cleaner or similar with little or no damage. The

Suspected counterfeit of a genuine Richard's Homeware product. I have 2 sets of Richard's Homeware bed risers (bought elsewhere) in a light color much nicer than what was sent from this seller. From this seller: The lack of integrity of the blocks themselves, a serious lack of craftsmanship. The shape is heterogeneous, the pieces of the bar are unstable, crooked, cut out of the box. The wood itself is bright red as seen in the photo. The color "blonde" is more like red. The wood is untreated…

Strong, durable, beautiful. I used it to lift a long (9ft) heavy marble table. The holes (voids) were too big for my furniture legs, it would be nice to use some kind of leveling filler. My furniture has multiple (8) legs, so some of the legs were "loose". I think it's because the elevators are a bit out of the way, but even if it's because of my furniture, it would be nice if the elevators came with matching colored cardboard/thin wooden adjusters. I used cardboard for customization but it…

These bed risers aren't bad. I like that they are made of wood and I don't have to worry about the plastic suddenly tearing. I think the tree array description is misleading. While the center isn't hollow (it's a solid piece of wood), the bottom is the same as the top. That means the same furniture leg recess that's on top is on the bottom, leaving about an inch between the center of the block and the floor. The center of the block sits on cutouts in the outer wooden frame, but my set was…