- Lift Your Table® Folding Table Risers - Counter Height (for Straight Leg Design) – USA Made, Sturdy, Portable, Easy-to-Use Extensions Raise Straight Leg Folding Tables (Set of 4)

These risers fit my fold-up camping table perfectly, and brings it up to countertop height. ABSOLUTELY PERFECT! Love the back story of the company as well!! HIGHLY RECOMMENDED

THEY STAND BEHIND ALL ORDERS, EVEN MY MISTAKE. I ordered these risers last November with a couple other ones. I hadn’t used these and as I got them out of the box and put them on my card table, they didn’t work. As the box is very clear that they want you satisfied, I contacted them and Bethany assisted me. Even though I had purchased them almost a year ago, they wanted to help me solve the problem.SEWING BONUS: These risers makes your ordinary card board table high enough to use a cutting board and rolling cutter. I had a very heavy and bulky white table to sewing and after getting the risers, I put it out on the curb and someone took immediately with a pick up truck. My house is small and the risers take up much less space. They are worth a try because customer service is so good, you won’t be stuck with them if you don’t love them or you order wrong.

Got the straight leg version. Far sturdier than I had hoped!As others have noted, the included foam donuts intended to shim the top are useless. You’ll definitely be making your own shim — I used high density foam sheets wrapped and inserted — but it’s dead simple to figure out. Even the instructions say, “use the foam! Or some cloth! Or whatever!” so it’s clearly a known issue.

I was searching for a new table to avoid bending over when working in my craft room. I came across and tried these. Worked perfectly for what I needed, so I ordered another set for my other table! No more back and neck strain after a full day of projects!

These are made well and lift my 4 ft and 6 ft table up to a level where I can work from comfortably.

to make this worthwhile --- just go ahead and pop out the base for your table leg -- pour in some kitty litter, ground walnut shell or even clean sand to the heigh of the base. Now pour in some type of glue and let it dry so sand does not pour out. After doing all that you will have a set of leg stands that are actually worthwhile and strong enough to use. If you don't want to do that print signs warning customers to not touch or lean against the table -- otherwise high risk of disaster as table leg pops through the plastic piece acting as a a base.

Need to improve the foam gaskets that come with--will not hold fast as they should when you go to move table. Had to make some grips with some Zechy grip tape that is much better in holding leg extensions in place and allowing you to remove them when you want to store the table when not in use. Wrapped legs at the level where the extensions sit once you find the level. After marking the top point of the leg extension with a sharpy pen, I then wrapped the Zechy grip tape in a tapered fashion to the needed thickness to allow the leg extensions to hold while in use. Works much better than the foam pieces that were supplied--too flimsy to hold up to removing as needed.

I bought these to raise my tables up to make standing tables. They are a little wobbly but it was an easy fix after a trip to the hardware store to get some foam to squish in between the table leg and the lifts. I also bought some rubber for the bottom to help keep them from sliding around the linoleum floor of my classroom. Well worth the purchase price compared to buying standup desk furniture! For a tight classroom budget these were awesome!Suggestion for the creator, please make a taller option for the straight leg kits (I teach middle schools and a little more height would be awesome) and also add the non-skid option for the straight legs as well.