HOME IT 5 to 6-inch Super Quality Bed risers, Black Round Shaped, Bed Riser Helps You Storage Under The Bed 4-Pack

Held up well at college. No cracks after a year of use

I’m tall and have a small desk and these worked perfectly

These are excellent a very sturdy and hold the bed in place. However, and no fault of the raisers, the 6” were a bit too high for my wife, she had a tendency of sliding to the foot of the bed. Otherwise, she felt very comfortable with them. We ordered the 4” to see how those will work.

I purchased them to raise my display tables up. They are really big so would be good for a bed. I will use them as they do appear sturdy.

been using it for years now, The sofa actually broke, and the raisers are still going strong. grant it sofa was over 25 years old. just the right height to take the pressure off the knees getting up from the sofa.

Needed some risers to increase storage space under a bed. These did the trick. They seem sturdy and stable, and provide a nice 5-6" lift (I didn't measure it). I seem to recall paying about $26 for the set of them, which seemed a bit expensive to me for 4 blow-molded plastic risers ... but all the other ones seemed to be about the same price, so I guess pricing is about average. Overall: decent risers at a decent (I guess) price. If I needed more, I'd probably buy these again, for what that's worth.

These are very confusingly labeled as "5 to 6 inches" which is a very imprecise measurement. Ok, so maybe they mean the top ledge is 6 inches, and the actual platform is 5 inches.Further down, in the actual product description, they are stated to be 5.25 inches. Alright, that is more precise. Great. 5.25 is exactly what I needed to match the feet I currently own (They are no longer sold, but are very strong - supporting 600lbs each - and I'd like to keep them, but my new bed has a 5th foot, so I need an additional set).Only they AREN'T 5.25 inches. They also aren't 5 inches. The top edge is 6 inches (ok, fair enough that matches the title, BUT...), the platform (the important part) is 5.5 inches. Nowhere is the number 5.5 described, while 3 other numbers are (two of which are just bogus).Very unprofessional, very misleading. Now I need to either buy another set of these inferior risers to reach my requirement of 5 total risers of the same height, or I need to find a different set to replace these that are ACTUALLY 5.25 inches tall.I don't have any idea how sturdy they are, as I haven't actually used them yet because of the problem described above. They look nice enough, and I stood on one just to test that it isn't wildly over-rated on weight capacity (I am 170 pounds, these are rated for 300 each, so they're at least capable of a little more than half their rating, and are probably pretty close to the 300 reported). I'll give them an extra star because, well, they work fine and seem like perfectly fine products, just horribly mislabeled ones. -3 stars though for being completely useless if you bought them based on their actual description.EDIT: I ended up buying a second set of these as it was cheaper than buying a replacement that matched my previous 5.25inch feet. Been using them for almost a year with no issue. They've supported roughly 700 pounds (including the weight of bed frame, mattress, etc) between the 5 feet in use, and even briefly between just 4 feet, while I waited for my second set to arrive. That still doesn't verify their claim of supporting 300 pounds per foot, but it does at least show that roughly 150lbs per foot over a long duration poses absolutely no problem. I've had some rather heavy people and objects plop onto corners of the bed as well, where most of the weight (perhaps 400lbs) would be momentarily supported by a single foot. These brief periods of overcapacity have not done any damage to the feet. Overall they are fairly robust, so I'm giving them an additional star for build quality that seems to match and perhaps exceed the rated limits.

Nice and sturdy. I had others before that broke.