Utopia Bedding Adjustable Bed Furniture Risers - Elevation in Heights 3, 5 or 8 Inch Heavy Duty Risers for Beds and Under Bed Storage - Supports up to 1,300 lbs - (Set of 4 Riser, White)

I needed to hide a coffee table under a folding table. I realized this immediately before a party I’ve been planning for months. I was stressed.These were perfect! They were durable and sturdy, they raised the table to a perfect height that not only hid the table but that also brought the table to a closer eye view, which made all is over 30 take a sigh of relief!These are lightweight, but strong! The rubber bottoms makes them more stagnant and prevents slipping! They are black, so they are subtle! Assembly was EASY- take them out, pick your size! I love these! Way better than “bricks from outside”

I really like that these come in a few different sizes so you can personalize it to your liking. They are sturdy and the legs cannot slide out of the inset on the top. I have so much more room under my bed for storage. It's a small price to pay to not have to buy the "under the bed storage" only.

Works perfectly to elevate my desk.

My son bought a retrofitted antique bed that came with steel side rails but no center supports. We purchased a center support system and added vertical slats but his bed height would have maxed out the adjustable legs so we used these risers so so that the center feet did not have to be adjusted all the way down. Haven't tested them out yet but they seem stable and I like the square base. We have hardwood floor so easy to install and move the bed and then crawl under the bed for a final adjustment and to make sure they are still tight in their final position.

Exactly what I wanted to raise my bed up.And maybe because I didn't read it well enough, but it's really two sets in here. I'm a larger guy and was initially worried that they might break or something, but they are strong and hold well. I even used the second set for my kitchen table to I can put the dogs kennel underneath it. Works like a charm.

I didn't need 8" worth of rising for my fabric cutting table, but I bought this set anyway because I DID want the 5" risers, and I figured I could use the 3" risers for the armchair I study in daily, which was too low for my height.I'm really happy with the 5" risers under the table - spending an afternoon bent over too low a table can really hurt your back, and now, I hardly have to bend at all. And the higher seat on my armchair is much more comfortable, too.They seem quite sturdy and stable, a good deal for twenty bucks.

No smell. Easy to clean & stack. The color is accurate & easy to hide, light weight but hold a lot of weight.

TL;DR: While offering adjustable height, the Utopia Bedding risers prove to be unstable and inconvenient to use, especially when attempting to store them.I recently purchased the Utopia Bedding Adjustable Bed Furniture Risers with high hopes of elevating my guest bed for extra storage space when guests are in town. However, my experience with these risers has been less than satisfactory.One major issue I encountered was the difficulty in placing them under the bed. Due to their design, I had to lift the bed to slide the risers underneath, which was quite cumbersome. Additionally, once the bed was in place, I found that the risers tended to fall out when attempting to scoot the bed back into position. This instability made me nervous, especially when anticipating guests.While the adjustable height feature is convenient, I noticed that the risers felt particularly unstable when set to their maximum height. This lack of stability only added to my concerns about their durability and safety.Furthermore, storing these risers proved to be a challenge. They do not stack well, which means they take up a significant amount of space in the closet. This lack of efficiency in storage was disappointing, as I had hoped for a more compact solution.In conclusion, while the Utopia Bedding Adjustable Bed Furniture Risers offer the convenience of adjustable height, their instability and inconvenience make them a less-than-ideal choice. If you only require one riser and can tolerate the inconvenience, they may serve their purpose adequately. However, for those seeking a more stable and space-efficient solution, I would recommend exploring alternative options.