Focus on the Puzzle, Not Your Aching Back!

Folding tables are just right for sitting at, but too low for standing behind! Increase comfort by eliminating back and neck pain while puzzling: Lift Your Table® raises your folding table for people who stand and puzzle so you can puzzle at a comfortable height. Puzzling at the correct height helps you puzzle longer, protects your back, and give you a vantage point for easier view of the pieces. Lift Your Table® & Save Your Back!

Folding Table Compatibility: Please see our compatibility images to ensure you choose the right set for your folding table. (Our risers will not raise furniture.)

• Multiple Heights for Different Needs! Counter Height: Approx. 36”.
• Original Foot: Allows the table to be easily repositioned without removing the
  risers.
• Puzzle in Back Comfort!
• Better view of the pieces
• Multiple Heights
• Stable & Safe
• Super Portable
• Easy to Install

Lift Your Table® folding table risers is a U.S.-based woman and minority-owned manufacturing company committed to quality products that improve ergonomics and thus the productivity and safety of its customer’s offices, projects, and workplaces. Lift Your Table® is fast becoming a staple in the puzzler community and will soon be as commonplace... as the folding table itself!

Folding table too high? Use any saw to cut the top of our risers down to your specific height! Maximum Width: Folding table legs must be less than 1.25" inches across to fit into our risers. Maximum Weight: Our risers will not compromise the structural stability of the table, so the weight tolerance will stay the same. They were tested to withstand over 500 pounds of pressure, but we recommend checking with your folding table manufacturer for its weight limit. If you have a lot of weight on your table, we recommend that you either take either the risers or the weight off the table before you reposition it. Our manufacturer's liability for the risers is limited to the replacement of product.

What to save your back...Check out this blog from Lift Your Table.