🛏️ Slipstick CB658 Stack-Its: Adjustable Bed and Furniture Risers - Set of 8, Lifts Height 1", 2", or 3" When Stacked - Clear Heavy Duty Raisers Review

I wanted to raise a large bed so I could slide a storage box underneath. Work in pairs. The wheels slip off too easily so this is not a permanent solution.

I like that the packaging is simple. We must save our planet. I really didn't expect them to be really smooth as I use them for my bed and don't want to damage my floor any more than I already have. So the consequences are as follows. Be careful when using the product as it is said to be slippery so there are other reasons to use a bed besides sleeping. ;) Only fair warning.

Everything as described. An important piece of information missing from the description is that if you are using it on a wheeled bed, while the product is intended to stabilize or hold the wheel and prevent it from rolling, the stroke is only 13/16. "". Also, if you're using this for a king or "queen" bed with traditional metal frames, note that that "missing" 3/16" still climbs up the center legs of the bed console, which don't have casters. Mine Solution was to add extra felt furniture pads…

Loved the crisp styling, really wish they would work as I hate the hassle of returning products. That being said I was hoping to use them for my son's loft bed and when I put them underneath I realized they weren't safe. When I installed one by one the bars slipped off, even my 8 year old was worried, there is nothing to stop the item from sliding on the plastic, it's quite slippery. Unless it's being used for a piece of furniture that won't move or collide, I don't see it as a good option.

I bought this compensator instead of buying a new mattress. I used them on a day bed I bought that came with a trolley. I bought a wheelchair mattress but it was too thick and didn't fit under the bed. I was about to return the mattress and buy another when I considered using bed frames instead. These crisp little climbers were perfect. I really like how you can stack them according to your height needs. Also, they're transparent, so you can't tell they're there unless you look at them for a…

I work from home and use an 8ft folding table as my desk. I'm a tall guy with a tall office chair and arthritis. I only needed to raise the table a few inches, so I bought them. They worked fine for a while, but after a while, for some reason I was leaning on the table (to help myself up, etc.) or even accidentally bumping into the table while spinning in my chair alone or with a partner, discs were flying around the room , and one side of the table fell two inches with a loud crash. I've tried

Clear plastic discs the size and shape of a hockey puck so you know what you're getting. There is a white rubber ring on the bottom, apparently to prevent slipping. That does not work. The rings aren't actually attached, so they'll come loose at the slightest provocation. They rightly called her "ridiculous." This is the only honest part of the product. The tabletop should have some sort of cups or rims to hold the furniture legs, as well as a non-slip surface to keep the furniture legs from…