BTSD-home Adjustable Bed Risers 3 or 6 Inch Heavy Duty Stackable Furniture Risers for College Dorm Bed Sofa Table Couch Chair Bed Raisers Blocks Set of 4 Black

Well made! Come with a rubber pad for underneath to protect floor and prevents slips. Come with a stick on rubber pad so the bed frame doesn't slip up top.They are not wood, but sturdy plastic that looks like wood.

These lifts are strong and stable. We used them to raise the height of a sofa. The sofa is secure and doesn’t slide when a person is sitting down. The height gained was perfect. The wood grain looks nice and matches the sofa legs although they are mostly covered with the sofa skirt.

They were just what I needed. My bed was 3 inches too short and these worked perfectly. They felt sold, and were square in shape, allowing them to blend in with the bottom of my bed seamlessly! I had my grandchildren run and jump on the bed afterwords and not one bit of movement.

Very sturdy good product

I recently bought new couches but I failed to realize: how low it was before buying it smh I was going to return them back but thought looking into bed risers. After looking at so many on here, these were the perfect fit for my couches. I bought the 8 pack that are 4inches which fit perfect for my couch set and I’m 5’8 so this definitely exceeded my expectations in height wise. I love how they come with the pads for top and bottom to protect your floors/carpet. All in all. This was a good buy for me and delivered in a timely manner which was awesome. I love how the black goes with my couches. Happy customer. Hope this helps narrow your decision lol

Thy work great, not wood but nice looking .

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!

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.