Built for weight
Heavy Duty Furniture Risers, Sized to Your Furniture
Beds, sofas, dressers and workbenches put far more load on a riser than a side table does. Every Riserman riser is made to order for your exact leg size, and you can add a reinforced build for extra stability when the furniture is heavy or gets used hard.
Made to order · ships in 3–5 business days.
Reinforced build available on every size and color.
Indoor use only — keep out of direct sunlight and extreme temperatures.
What makes a riser heavy duty
Reinforced build option
Add extra stability at checkout and the riser is printed with denser internal support, so it flexes less under a heavy load. It does not change the footprint — the riser stays the size you entered.
You tell us the load
The configurator asks for the total weight the risers will carry, including people if they'll be sitting or sleeping on the furniture. We use that to sanity-check the size and reinforcement before printing.
Wide bases stay stable
A wider base with a shorter lift is the most stable combination. Tall lifts on small bases are not offered at all — the configurator hides those pairings instead of letting you order something tippy.
Please use caution
Raising furniture changes its center of gravity. Avoid sudden or shifting loads — jumping onto a raised bed, sitting on the arm of a raised sofa, or dragging loaded furniture across the floor. Keep the riser fully under the leg, on a flat, hard, level surface.
Configurator
Build your heavy duty riser
Enter your leg dimensions and the total weight the risers will hold, then turn on the reinforced build. Pricing updates as you go.
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.
3. Exact dimensions
Dimensions of the riserDecimals welcome — we cut to your 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.
Select a base range first
Select a base range first
Select a height range first
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.
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5. Custom shapes & notes
We cut any shape — circles, ovals, L-shapes, triangles, tapered or angled legs. Choose the base range that covers the widest part of the leg, then describe the shape and its dimensions in the notes below and we'll build to that spec.
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