Replacement & extension legs
Custom Furniture Legs That Fit Over Your Existing Legs
Riserman furniture legs have a 2-inch deep pocket. Your existing sofa, bed, cabinet or table leg slides down into it and is held on all sides, so the new leg looks like part of the furniture instead of a block it sits on. Each one is 3D printed to order from PLA to the size you enter.
Cut to your measurement, to two decimal places.
Made to order · ships in 3–5 business days.
Indoor use only, keep out of direct sunlight and extreme temperatures.
Details
What a pocket furniture leg is
A standard riser holds a leg in a shallow cup. A Riserman furniture leg has a 2-inch deep pocket, so a good length of your current leg sits inside it. That deeper hold keeps the leg from tipping out and makes the result read as a taller, cleaner leg rather than an add-on.
Because nothing is screwed or glued, you can raise a sofa, couch, bed frame, TV stand, dresser, cabinet, coffee table or ottoman without tools, and take the legs off again later. It is a simple way to replace the look of short or worn furniture feet with square, round or custom-shaped legs.
How to size furniture legs
Measure the widest part of the existing leg within its bottom 2 inches, since that whole section will sit inside the pocket. Add 1/4 inch of clearance to width and depth so the leg slides in instead of jamming. Tapered legs are measured 2 inches up from the floor, where they are widest inside the pocket.
Rectangular legs work too: the longer side fits the base range you choose and the shorter side can be smaller. Round legs use the diameter for both numbers. For L-shaped, splayed or unusual legs, describe the shape in the notes box or text a photo of the leg next to a ruler to 860-856-3633.
Choosing height, shape and finish
The height you pick is the lift your furniture gains. Modest lifts keep furniture steady and are the most common choice; taller options remain available, and a wider base with a shorter lift is always the steadier combination.
Pick square or round, or ask for a custom shape. Finishes include wood tones such as Walnut, Golden Oak and White Oak, solid colors like black, white and gray, and metallic finishes such as gold, brass and silver. Every leg is printed after you order and ships in 3 to 5 business days.
Configurator
Build your furniture legs
We've prefilled a typical size for this kind of furniture, change it to your own measurements, then enter the total weight the risers will carry.
1. Base size
Riser footprint, after clearanceChoose the one-inch range your riser should be, after adding clearance to the leg. If your leg is 1" × 1", pick a base range that includes at least 1.25" × 1.25".
2. Height
How far you're liftingChoose the one-inch range for the lift you want.
With a 2–3" base, heights above 7" are grayed out. A narrow footprint lifted that high gets tip-prone, step up a base size to unlock taller risers.
3. Exact dimensions
Dimensions of the riserDecimals welcome, enter your exact number. These are the dimensions of the riser itself, not the furniture leg. If your leg measures 1" × 1", add clearance and enter at least 1.25" × 1.25".
Sizing tip: Add at least 1/4" of clearance on every side of the leg so the riser fits easily and stays stable. A 1" × 1" leg should become a 1.25" × 1.25" (or larger) riser base.
Not sure how to measure? Tap for a quick guide
- Measure the bottom of the leg where it touches the floor, side to side (width) and front to back (depth).
- Add 1/4" to each number for clearance. A 2" leg becomes 2.25".
- For height, pick how much lift you want. Under 3" is the most popular for beds.
- Still unsure? Text a photo of the leg next to a ruler to 860-856-3633 and I'll tell you the size to order.
Opening size, including 0.25" clearance
Opening size, including 0.25" clearance
Within 2–3"
Rectangular leg? Choose the range for your longer opening dimension. The shorter side can be below that range, down to 0.5". Add 0.25"to each measured leg dimension before entering it.
Include the furniture plus anything (or anyone) on it, a bed frame, mattress and the people sleeping on it, for example. This helps us build safely.
4. Color
No extra costAll colors are the same price, pick the one that disappears into your furniture.
Wood tones
Customize more: wood grain texture, extra stabilityOptional · show
5. Custom shapes & notesOptional · show
Any shape is available: circles, ovals, L-shapes, triangles, tapered or angled legs. Choose the base range that covers the widest part of the leg, then add the shape and its dimensions in the notes below.
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FAQ
Furniture legs questions
2 inches. Your existing leg slides down into the pocket and is held on every side, which is deeper than a typical furniture riser cup.