How to make a table taller?

Hi! I raised an old children's desk by making a platform for it to sit on and attaching wheels.

https://www.hometalk.com/diy/build/furniture/a-desk-upcycle-into-a-small-island-cart-part-2-37590291?expand_all_questions=1

You can also buy turned wood bun feet or turned wood table legs.... https://www.lowes.com/search?searchTerm=turned%20wooden%20table%20legs they come with a threaded bolt in them, just drill a hole in the bottom of your existing legs with a drill bit just slightly smaller than the bolt.

Hi There, if the legs are wide enough you can add wheels.

You can add bun feet or add wheels.

Hello you might consider looking at table extenders

https://www.amazon.com/s?k=Table+Extender+feet&ref=nb_sb_noss_2

You could add locking casters to it, which would be about the right height. That would also make it portable. You could also add buns to the bottom or some other shape, depending on the style.

Since you're only going 3 inches, maybe consider a gap between the table top and another work surface over it where you can store items. It's always tough to add height to legs without it looking strange so my suggestion is add the height on top.

You could also add new legs to it to make it look more natural than leg extensions.

You can purchase legs or buns at Home Depot or Lowes to make your table higher.

Prop up your table with bed risers.

Attach bun feet to the bottom of a wooden table.

Extend the height of a metal table with PVC pipe.