Slipstick Heavy Duty 3 Inch Bed Risers/Furniture Raisers, Supports 2640 lbs, Steel Reinforced, 4 Pack Review (2026)

Who these bed risers are for

This is the Slipstick CB672, sold under the heavy duty bed riser listing reviewed here, a set of four risers that each add 3 inches of lift under a bed frame's legs, casters, or posts. That extra height is aimed at two groups: tall people who find getting in and out of a low bed frame uncomfortable, and anyone who wants more usable under-bed storage space for bins or luggage. According to the listing, the set supports up to 2640 pounds combined, which the product describes as roughly 660 pounds per riser cup, plenty for most bed frame and mattress combinations including heavier platform or storage beds. It is a fixed 3 inch lift rather than an adjustable one, so buyers wanting more height or a customizable rise should look at a taller or stackable riser option instead.

Build and how the risers work

Each riser is steel reinforced under the leg or caster holder, a plate designed to stop a bed post, caster wheel, or furniture leg from punching through the riser over time under sustained weight, according to the manufacturer's product description. The holder cup itself is recessed about 1 inch deep and lined with a memory foam cushion pad, meant to securely lock in bed posts, rollers, and furniture legs up to 3 inches round or 2 and a quarter inches square at the base. Three small rubber grips are built into the base of each riser to help protect flooring and reduce the risk of the riser sliding out from under the bed leg during normal use, a detail worth noting on hardwood or tile floors specifically.

Living with it day to day

Installing these risers is a simple matter of lifting each corner of the bed frame slightly and setting the leg or caster into the recessed, cushioned holder cup, without tools or hardware, which makes this a fast weekend fix compared with buying a taller bed frame outright. Because the risers are stackable with Slipstick's related CB671 model, buyers who later decide they want more than 3 inches of lift have a documented path to add height without replacing what they already own. The steel-reinforced base should hold up under a heavy bed and mattress combination over years of daily use better than an all-plastic riser, though as with any riser, checking that bed legs sit fully and evenly seated in each cup helps prevent wobble.

Trade-offs and how it compares

In this guide, these risers sit in the middle of the pack, behind the MYMULIKE 3 inch risers rated for 6000 pounds and the MYMULIKE 12 inch stackable risers, both of which offer a higher weight rating or more height flexibility, and just ahead of the Apipi 8 inch adjustable risers built specifically for dorm Twin XL beds. The main trade-off against the higher-rated MYMULIKE options is capacity: 2640 pounds is solid for most bedrooms but lower than what those rivals claim, though it remains more than sufficient for the vast majority of bed and mattress combinations. Compared with the Apipi option, which offers adjustable height, this Slipstick set is fixed at 3 inches only, trading flexibility for a simpler, more predictable setup.

Verdict and who should look elsewhere

This is a dependable, no-fuss way to add 3 inches of height under any standard bed for easier access or more storage room underneath, backed by steel reinforcement and a cushioned, non-slip holder design. Our score of 8.0 out of 10 reflects solid, consistent performance across fit, features, build, and value without any standout weakness. Buyers who need a higher lift than 3 inches, or who want built-in adjustability without buying a second stackable set, should consider the MYMULIKE or Apipi options ranked elsewhere in this guide, while anyone who just needs a reliable, moderate lift will find this set does the job well.

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