BTSD-home 3 Inch Wood Bed Risers Furniture Risers Bed Frame Lifters in Heights of 3 or 6 Inch Heavy Duty Set of 4 Square

Perfect! In this age of shoddy products, its surprising to find one that has every possible feature, done perfectly. A rubbery non-slip base that snaps on its base, to protect the floor. A rubbery non-slip pad that its inside the top receptacle, so the foot of the bedframe doesn't shift around. The riser itself has thick, heavy-duty walls of plastic, reinforced inside with crosspieces. plastic. My bed has a bolted-on, old-fashioned wooden headboard that has its own sturdy posts, and it's these posts rather than the casters on the bedframe, that bear the weight of the head of the bed. The receptacle at the top of the risers is just right for fitting the "legs" of the headboard. I don't need risers for the foot of the bed, because the object is to have just my head and torso elevated (reflux). Very happy to find this excellent product and at a good prive!

These devices can be used to raise the height of your sofa by 4 inches. They are not adjustable, but are very sturdy, black, and ideal for my purpose.

These are very nice bed risers. Very sturdy. Look much better than just the plastic ones. Blend in with the bed legs. Would recommend.

Very sturdy good product

Used for my headboard since my mattresses are 16 incheseach and very tall. Headboard was too short. Lifted nicely, doesn't show, grips the floor and wood headboard well. I bought the dark wood grain.

very sturdy product, we are really pleased!

These are much better than the older style ones that are wider at the bottom and catch your toes. Ouch! The square shape of these worked perfectly for the square legs on the metal beds I used them for. I just needed a little lift to get my storage boxes under the bed so these did the trick better than the taller ones. Just a tip - if you put the rubber bottoms on, you won’t be moving the bed! I ended up taking them off so the beds will still be moveable on the wood floors for vacuuming under. If you want the bed to stay put, then definitely use the rubber bottoms.

They're kinda bigger than I thought (like the base is over 4 inches, which ls odd, give that in the photos, it doesn't look like the base is THAT much wider than the top). And they are kinda clunky looking but they are easy enough to put in place, don't seem to make my bed wobble in the least, and add the right amount of height for my under-bed storage. I can't quite say how sturdy they are yet because I've only had them for a couple of days. But if I have any issues, I will update.As for the price: Yeah, I can't figure out why six blocks of plastic made in China cost $30 all told. I chose these over the cheaper ones because honestly, I didn't want to deal with any busted block hassle.