Furniture raiser

Respond directly: choose based on the load and the type of furniture. Sets may include a lifter that supports up to 200 kg and casters rated up to 150 kg, with a typical configuration of 4 rolling bases and 1 lifter. If you regularly move heavy items like refrigerators or bulky furniture, choose a kit that includes both bases and a lifting tool to prevent scratches and make maneuvering easier.

The key feature is the combination of a lifter and rollers. It lets you lift the furniture slightly and place rolling pads under the feet, reducing effort and protecting floors. Several sets specify a lifting capacity of 200 kg for the lifter and 150 kg for the rolling parts. Some kits also include rubber pads and gliders that reduce friction and help move items smoothly.

For home use, these tools make it easier to reposition heavy items like sofas, beds, or refrigerators without needing outside help and while limiting scratches. For professional environments or moving, 5-piece kits and sets with multiple rolling bases provide increased mobility and enhanced stability. In all cases, choosing sturdy metal components ensures durability and safety during moving.

Follow the stated load limits (for example, lifter up to 200 kg and casters up to 150 kg) and use pads to protect sensitive floors. Make sure the rolling bases and lifter are installed correctly and that the furniture feet sit on flat surfaces. Clean and inspect the metal parts regularly to prevent corrosion, and replace worn pads to maintain stability and prevent accidental slipping.

Kits vary, but often include 4 rolling bases and 1 lifter, and sometimes additional accessories like storage bags or lifting straps. To optimize use, place the bases under the furniture feet, lift slightly with the lifter, and move slowly over clean, dry surfaces. Plan your route in advance, check angles, and avoid narrow passages where the furniture could get stuck to prevent damage.