Furniture raisers

Make getting in and out of a bed or chair easier with these strong and practical Furniture Raisers.

Designed to increase the height of suitable furniture, the raisers can reduce the amount of bending required when sitting down or standing up. They may be particularly helpful for people with limited mobility, reduced strength, stiff joints or difficulty transferring from lower furniture.

Made from lightweight yet extremely strong moulded plastic, each raiser has a broad base to provide stability when correctly positioned on a flat, level surface.

Supplied as a set of four and available in two heights, allowing you to choose the amount of elevation that best suits your furniture and needs.

Features

• Raises suitable beds and chairs to make transfers easier
• Can reduce the effort required when sitting down or standing up
• Strong, lightweight moulded plastic construction
• Broad base for added stability
• Simple to position underneath suitable furniture legs
• Available in two height options
• Supplied as a set of 4

Sizes

80 mm Furniture Raisers

• Raises furniture by approximately 80 mm
• Accommodates furniture legs up to approximately 6 cm diameter

150 mm Furniture Raisers

• Raises furniture by approximately 150 mm
• Accommodates furniture legs up to approximately 10 cm diameter

Weight Capacity

• Maximum load per raiser: 50 kg
• Maximum total load across four raisers: 200 kg, when the weight is evenly distributed

Important Safety Information

• Always use all four raisers together with the weight evenly distributed.
• Use only on a firm, flat and level surface.
• Before use, ensure all four raisers are sitting level and each furniture leg is correctly and securely positioned.
• Check the raisers regularly to ensure the furniture remains stable and correctly positioned.
• Do not exceed the stated weight capacity.
• Not suitable for reclining chairs.
• Furniture should be tested for stability after fitting and before the user sits or lies on it.
• If you are unsure whether furniture raising is appropriate or what height is safe, seek advice from an occupational therapist or other suitably qualified professional.