🛏️ DualSummit Premium Adjustable Bed Risers - Set of 12, Heavy Duty & Sturdy, Increase Under-Bed Storage, 3 Heights - Brown. Perfect for All Furniture! Review

They seem to work very well. It provides shelter for our dog. After reading other reviews we included a piece of 4x4 in each just in case!

One of these risers broke after 16 months of use. I weigh 220 kg and did not sit rudely on the bed, and the leg of the bed just pierced the stand. Buyer Warning.

I bought this especially for my cat who likes to hide under the bed. I had the 3 inch version and the 5 inch version, each a set of six. They are wide enough to accommodate casters attached to the frame. The best return on your money!

Very well made. Currently holding my double bed. I wanted to raise the base so the skirt of the bed wouldn't drag on the floor. My bed used to slide on the wooden floor, but now it doesn't move at all. I think if I push hard enough the risers would pop out instead of sliding.

Wow. Using both makes the bed really big! We wanted it to be big so the dog couldn't jump up and down and hurt himself. It definitely helped. Now it's so high that we can't touch the ground while sitting on it! (You can only use one for shorter height but we use both) They are rock solid. Never felt any movement.

I liked that they are made of durable plastic with notches on the top to fit my caster bed frame. I had trouble getting out of bed due to my Rheumatoid Arthritis and the low bed. Raising the bed 5 inches made a huge difference! And getting up in the middle of the night to go to the bathroom no longer causes knee pain.

More risers than needed and I can't see why you would want to use the higher risers. They appear to be very sturdy and are used on our new king bed to raise the frame so we can easily stow things underneath. They do exactly what they are supposed to do.

I put the bed risers under the bed and sofa. A 12 pack is perfect because I have spares in case it breaks. Unfortunately, the cutout for the risers was too small for the legs of my bed frame. My lugs are around and a quarter of an inch wider than the risers. I had to trim a little to fit. Although the straps seem really stable. I don't expect them to break anytime soon.

Okay between me and a friend we have about 500 pounds of man on a heavy duty frame (on casters) that sits on 3 inch chunks of it. We figured that 8" would let my 5ft 2" girl climb stairs, but it shouldn't compromise structural integrity. Anyway, we had NO problems with it. No problems with rolling and sliding, no problems with breakage or cracks, in general we are very satisfied :)