Home Intuition Heavy Duty Adjustable Furniture Bed Risers - 3, 5 or 8.7-Inch, 4 Pack, 8-Piece Set (Black) Review

If you're like me, now I have time to save money by caring for my dogs at home. I bought the dressing table you see in the pictures but as it is not a hydraulic table my back used to hurt a lot after grooming 3 dogs. I knew I needed to raise the table, so my search for "elevators" led me to this product. The pieces stack on top of each other and I was able to raise my desk 8 inches! The table was very stable. These coasters are perfect for a table this size, but... THIS UNIT MAY NOT BE SUITABLE

Everything works fine so far. The only reason I didn't give it 5 stars is because they didn't include a metal cavity insert to spread the weight of the leg across the entire surface. Another brand I bought last year included these and they seem to be much more durable. With them, I worry that the plastic cup that the leg sits in might break or tear over time because all the weight is on the small area of the foot on the leg. I'll probably try to make my own metal mug inserts.

Of course I didn't look at all sizes. Just for the height. Otherwise I probably wouldn't order them. The quality is excellent. I can keep an elephant, I'll find another use for them, so I keep them to myself. For example: A closet cutting fabric for sewing that is too low for my back. Initial goal: to lift an old pull-out metal bed that fits under another suitable bed. Access is restricted in all directions. The new 3-inch memory foam topper on current firm mattresses requires us to lift the…

Used to raise the bed frame and mattress to store things under the bed. I've used wooden blocks before, so this is definitely better in terms of aesthetics and the ability to move them around easily. And holds the bed well. I have a fairly heavy metal bed frame and they haven't bowed yet. However, the material is much lighter and more brittle than I had hoped. The space where the legs rest on the block is a three by three (slightly smaller) gap and there is no real reinforcement underneath…

This was the perfect solution to our problem. We recently bought a new bed when we transferred an aging parent to the foster care unit. The new springs and mattress were too high for our mother to safely climb in or out of bed, so we removed the springs and covered the frame with plywood. This resulted in the bed being too low and heavy on our mother's lap. Then we ordered these adjustable bed risers which allowed us to vary and experiment to find the right height. We started with a 5 inch set…