Slipstick CB658 Stack-Its Riser Feet
Slipstick Stack-Its™ Adjustable Furniture Risers – Add 25mm, 50mm or 75mm Height
ADDS 1", 2" OR 3" (25, 50, 75MM) OF EXTRA HEIGHT – Stack-Its furniture risers instantly raise low desks, beds, tables, couches, dressers, and other heavy stationary furniture for improved comfort, accessibility, or storage space.
UNIVERSAL RECESSED HOLDER TOP – Designed to securely hold all types of furniture feet, the recessed top prevents slipping and keeps legs firmly in place.
FITS A WIDE RANGE OF FURNITURE LEGS – Accommodates:
• Square legs from 38–85mm (1-1/2" to 3-3/8")
• Furniture panels/bases 13–41mm (1/2" to 1-5/8") wide
• Bed casters/wheels 50–70mm (2" to 2-3/4") in diameter
NON-SLIP GRIP O'RING PROTECTS FLOORS – Each riser features a removable non-slip rubber O-ring on the bottom to prevent movement and protect all hard floors and low pile carpet from damage.
EASY STACKING FOR CUSTOM HEIGHT – Simply stack risers to add height. Each Stack-Its riser adds 25mm (1"), with a maximum stack height of 75mm (3") per furniture foot.
STRONG & HEAVY-DUTY DESIGN – Each individual Stack-Its riser supports up to 450 kg (1,000 lbs) — whether used singly or stacked.
INCLUDES: 8 clear risers, 100mm (4") diameter, 25mm (1") tall each.
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