Very wobbly. The frame rocks back and forth, even though we have fastened it tightly to the feet. Any suggestions?
167458
Mine didn't wobble It work just Fine I say go slow any workout is better than none. I had one foot in cast good luck keep the faith I can do it and you will;
1814685
We put ours together out in the garage just to make sure it was ok when it arrived, although it is for Christmas for our grandkids so we took it back apart. It went together great and was very sturdy. My husband thinks if it's wobbly, it might not be put together properly.
2252925
Yes, this wasn't easy to put together. Had to use some force to put wheel assembly on. Try to straighten out as much as possible try again. If you bent the front forks might have to send back.
1674745
My unit is wobbly as well. I would suggest attaching the flat cover for the back and bracing it to wall. Once my baby was about 6 mos n moved more so did the unit.
123445
I ran into the same issue. After I got the rest of it tightened, I laid the whole thing down horizontally, undid the screws that were holding those two L & R legs, made sure the leg pieces were then flush, and put the screws back in. This time, with the whole thing horizontal, it was much easier to screw the screws/bolts together. And I had to get it SUPER tight before it wasn't wobbly. But it did eventually work great. Hope this helps!
859837
Wobble is not good. You might have something not tightened down or adjusted to far out?
448359
The legs are an odd shape. The adjustable base might not be supportive in all directions. Customer relations is where I'd start.
2607
We have found a resent problem with this frame. It has bent on the side where my 110 pound boy and his friend sat to play vidieo games. I am looking st various solutions to shore up the frame and mske it stronger. I bought this frame because the trendle bed we already had would fit below.
1882751
On the side that is wobbly, pound a metal stake in the ground, but make sure you have at least 2' in the ground (secure fence to pole with bungie cord) and that the top of the stake/pole is just below the top rail of the fence. :-)
3669
Yes! Very unstable. And yes I did use all of the supplied screws. Haven't done anything to correct issue. I just relocated it to a different room and pray that no one runs into it.
2077023
I have had 650 pounds on it, but the legs are now splaying outward and getting rocky. I will check for new legs since these have a lifetime warranty.
607769
It wobbles because all of the screws aren't as tight as they can be. I had to Tacky glue, lightly, the screw cover pegs. Just don't glue them before you've tightened ALL of the screws.
1808454
I would agree with the other posters. Send it back and get another, that has to be a fluke. Mine is solid as a rock. I have been very happy with it.
297193
I just tried it out, sitting on it hard (almost jumping on it) from the side and it doesn't move. This is a very solid frame.
302101
Mine had no problems with that. It's not meant to go around hitting trees plants or pottery. But my buddy did put it into a wall while messing with it. We got it put and it's never been wobbly. So i really wouldn't worry about that. I have it hanging over my bar haha
564322
It can be a hair wobbly, especially if your floor is not level. However, once it's loaded, it is pretty stable on it's own.
657715
I had about 225 lbs on mine and had no problems. I can't guarantee you won't have problems but if you install it right the frame should hold that weight. If you really want to be sure then buy longer lag screws.