This beautiful bed or sofa riser design is part of our Unique for You Product Line and features French Provincial trim on the bottom. It gives a 3 inch raise to furniture. It is available in Antique Maple, Walnut, or Mahogany. This riser fits square furniture legs. All risers have a ½ inch recess and bottoms have non-skid, self-adhesive protection for flooring.
Square Risers / Riser Set of 2
Provincial Antique Maple Square
$80.00
Recommended For:
- Post Hip and Knee Surgery
- Joint Pain
- Aging in Place
- Muscle Weakness
- Improved Sitting Posture
- College Dorm
- Increased Storage
- Small Space Living
Measuring Instructions
- Print this Square/Rectangle or Round sizing guide (be sure to set printer to Actual Size not Fit to Print).
- Fold paper along the dotted line.
- Make a precise cut along the dotted lines to reveal the L shaped ruler.
- Note: Front and back legs may be different shapes and size. Measure the length and width of front and back legs, one after the other. Mark the ruler and order sizes accordingly.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Does a 1.5 inch lift to my furniture really make a difference? +–
Absolutely, think of today’s toilets that are 1.5 inches taller than the older version, there’s a reason for that. The Law of Physics proves that it’s easier to get up from a higher surface. Watch this video to see the difference 1.5 in lift makes.
How do I ensure risers will fit my furniture? +–
It is very important that you follow our measuring instructions and use the Sizing Gauge provided when measuring your furniture legs. Our measurements take into account actual fit.
Do the risers cause furniture to slide on wood and carpet? +–
All risers come with preinstalled, complimentary protective rubber pads to prevent slippage.
Is this purchase covered by medical insurance if I need risers for a medical issue? +–
Unfortunately no, BUT you can write them off as a medical expense as long as you have a doctor’s prescription!
What if I can’t find the right size for my furniture? +–
Absolutely, just give us a call 574-850-8748 or contact us. The more information you can provide including pictures of your existing furniture, the better we can help find a solution to meet your particular needs. Let us show you the RiserForYou difference!
How do I know if I have good sitting posture? +–
It begins by looking at your lower body. In sitting, your hips, knees and ankles should be at a 90 degree angle. Your hips can be a little more open, 100 degrees but if your knees are above your hips then it’s less than 90 degrees. This makes it much more difficult to stand.
What is the right chair height for me? +–
The best sitting posture for comfort and ease of movement is achieved with a 90 degree angle at your hips, knees, and ankles, with your feet flat on the floor.
Begin by sitting in a dining room chair which is typically 18 inches in seat height. Sit to stand a few times. Check your alignment at your hips, knees and ankles. Are they all 90 degrees? For proper seat depth, you should be able to place 4 fingers between the edge of the seat and the back of your knees. Measure the height of the seat from the floor to the top of the seat cushion. If it feels comfortable and you have the correct alignment then this is the optimal seat height for you. Now measure the chair or couch that you want to adjust for height. What’s the difference between the two? That is how much rise you need to achieve optimal sitting posture and ease of movement.
We don’t recommend raising chairs more than 2 1/4 inches with risers. Couches and beds can be raised higher.
Begin by sitting in a dining room chair which is typically 18 inches in seat height. Sit to stand a few times. Check your alignment at your hips, knees and ankles. Are they all 90 degrees? For proper seat depth, you should be able to place 4 fingers between the edge of the seat and the back of your knees. Measure the height of the seat from the floor to the top of the seat cushion. If it feels comfortable and you have the correct alignment then this is the optimal seat height for you. Now measure the chair or couch that you want to adjust for height. What’s the difference between the two? That is how much rise you need to achieve optimal sitting posture and ease of movement.
We don’t recommend raising chairs more than 2 1/4 inches with risers. Couches and beds can be raised higher.
My risers are so seamless I forget they’re there.
Rhoda S.
Rhoda S.
These risers are Class A because they are handmade and they look like part of the furniture. The furniture doesn’t slide, so I know they’re safe. There’s no wiggling and it feels firm. I have no more trouble getting up and down from my couch. I tried it and I know it works!
Lillian
Lillian
Everyone is so surprised to hear how much of a difference an inch Or two makes but it’s been a world of difference for my husband who has Parkinson’s.
Joann
Joann
Wow! I couldn’t believe what a difference just a 1 1/2 inch rise makes when getting up and down from my chair, but it does.
Lewis C.
Lewis C.
They fit my [furniture] legs perfectly! They’re much prettier than a couple of 2 x 4’s laying on the carpet.
Dr. Nelson
Dr. Nelson
