Adjustable Appliance Stand

We bought an upright freezer for our garage to store extra food from our Costco purchases, but our garage has flooded in the past and we were concerned about the freezer in case it would happen again. This works perfectly for our needs! It is very adjustable and pretty easy to set up, but did take two people to lift the freezer onto it. It firmly supports our freezer and keeps it a couple of inches off the ground in case of accidental flooding. I like that all of the legs are adjustable as well to help you balance the freezer since the garage floor is a little uneven where we have the freezer set up.

Purchased 2 one for dyer and one for refrigerator. It raised the dryer to a height that makes it easier to remove clothes less back strain and no longer standing upside down to remove clothes.The refrigerator is now at a much more comfortable height especially to reach the crisper drawers.I do recommend this product it is easy to use and assemble it has bubble levels that are very useful.The feet are large enough to provide excellent stability there is a ridge to prevent item from slipping or being pushed off.Easy to adjust to correct size and height.

I used this stand to lift my full size dryer off of the basement floor in case of flooding. I was pleasantly surprised by the simplicity and strength of the stand. The plastic corners are thick and seem well made. They're held together by four square metal tubes. The tubes themselves are thin and don't seem particularly strong. However, the dryer has a foot in each corner (like most appliances) that rest directly on the stand's corners and transfer weight strait down to the stand's feet, meaning there's very little weight on the metal tubes. As long as your appliance has a foot in each of its four corners, this stand should hold it well. I would be less confident about using it for a heavy item that places weight anywhere other than the corners.Assembly was really easy. The metal tubes slide into a slot in the plastic corners, and then you close a lever to lock them in place. No tools required. It comes with a paper measuring tape, but I found it easier to use a rigid metal tape. There are tiny bubble levels in each corner of the stand that make it really easy to make level adjustments (by screwing individual feet in or out) once the stand is in place.To place the heavy dryer on the stand, a second person and I used lift straps to pick the dryer up off the ground while a third person slid the stand underneath. The lift straps made the lifting REALLY EASY. If you make this a three person job and use straps, almost anyone can handle it.So far the stand is holding up well. I will update this review if I experience any problems.

We recently purchased a new washer and dryer. Didn't occur to us that the height would be an issue.Previously we've owned top loading washers. With the front load washer, the clothes wind up in the back and reaching becomes an issue.Decided to try these stands since they are about the same height as the shorter LG pedestal.Worked out well with the following comments:The square tubes should be inserted into the plastic ends as evenly as possible. Must be in far enough for the locks to engage.Measuring the necessary width and depth is non trivial. Note that the washer and dryer will be different. In my experience I tended to set the width and depth too short.Removal of the water hoses and dryer vent is necessary. I duct taped the power cords to each so that they were not a nuisance when unplugged. I valved off but didn't disconnect the gas line.I enlisted two strong younger men to do the lifting while I placed the assembled stand. I purchased lifting straps sold as "Forearm Lift Truck" to make that easier. Recommend highly.Even with what I thought was careful preparation and measurement it took 3 tries to get the stand adjusted to the correct dimensions. Fortunately the lifting straps made the multiple lifts and lowers easier.Time will tell if these are durable in the long term.

Most OEM washer and dryer stands are very expensive and come in only one size. This stand costs much less and is adjustable for length, width, and height. The height adjustment makes it much easier (for me) to connect the dryer exhaust vent in a very restricted space.It is simple enough to put together and it comes with a bubble level on all four sides. It also has rubber pads on the bottom of the feet and on top of each corner to prevent movement.So far, it has held up well.

I used this to raise my dryer high enough to slide it about 4" closer to the wall without crimping/crushing the exhaust vent hose. It also raised the dryer about 3", which makes cleaning easier. Sturdiness and stability is exceptional. I used earthquake straps on my dryer but probably did not need to. I gave it 5 stars because it serves it's purpose perfectly, for a fair price. Pro tip: Take the extra 2 minutes to measure the distance between your appliance pedestal feet to set the stand up. It really helps to have 2 people to smoothly lift the appliance onto the stand.

The feet on my dryer are 57 cm apart from the front to the back, and 68 cm apart from the left to right side. So this platform says it can extend up to 70 cm, great, i thought. Yeah you thought. With the bars extended to make the feet more than about 60 cm apart, the bars flex too much, and push the locking tabs out, and then the bar falls out on one or both sides. This thing is flimsy as heck and I don't think it would stay assembled under the vibration of the dryer. I'm not even going to attempt putting it under the washer, I refuse to risk injury for this garbage. I want my money back but the return window closed. This is garbage, save your money