Is there a way to adjust the circular movement so the table does not swivel so fast? I cannot keep the 6lb dog stable because the base is moving.
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Not to my knowledge! I no longer have mine as I went to a grooming table because this was a bit small for my little guy! Would it be possible to jam something into it to keep it from moving so much?Since I don't have mine now I can't try to see if that would work. I'm so sorry I couldn't be more help. My little guy is about 27 lbs. and doesn't fit on it anymore.
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If you turn the table over there is a gasket, rubber, plastic? between the swivel and the top. Our table turns but is fairly tight so our 6 lb dog can't really move it. I would look to see if you could tighten the screws first then the only thing I would do is to place or stuff a small cloth in the swivel part so it won't turn. I think in the manufacturing process your table might be looser then some, ours is very hard to spin. IF YOU DON'T WANT IT TO SPIN AT ALL then i would block it from the under side. Turn it over and look for those options. Good luck.
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Not to my knowledge! I no longer have mine as I went to a grooming table because this was a bit small for my little guy! Would it be possible to jam something into it to keep it from moving so much? Since I don't have mine now I can't try to see if that would work. I'm so sorry I couldn't be more help. My little guy is about 27 lbs. and doesn't fit on it anymore.
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The table does move around easily. Our Table is placed in a breakfast nook in our kitchen the floors are a laminate tile and it slides with the slightest pressure. I purchased some round rubber tabs to place on the bottom of the table feet they sick on and are not noticeable. The table is now stable and does not move unless we want it to. the wood table top is very pretty with star inlay. The chairs are comfortable. I hope this is helpful.
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Make sure you have the disk/flange underneath the base seated correctly. Once it is seated you should be able to tighten it up and it won't move any more. From time to time we have to tighten ours up after a month or two of play. Hope this helps.
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Other than checking the legs. The levelness (?) of the floor is key. My table is quite stable even on a slightly rough surface. You might want to find the best spot for the table. If the table is unstable on an even surface, it might be defective. I wish that I could help further. Good luck.
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If you put them on wood or carpet without anything weighing them down, they will move a lot. You might be able to use rug tape or something to make it stay in place or weigh down the corners with furniture or weights.
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It is quite easy to fold and unfold--much like other grooming tables I've owned. Unfortunately, my table is not stable--one leg is slightly shorter causing my dog to be very upset. I put a shim under the shorter leg and it works, but of course if I relocate the table it is a bother. I don't have a large dog--he's a toy breed.
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I have this table and love it, solid and sturdy. I would get in touch with the seller thru Amazon and let them fix your problem! This table is expensive and you should be happy with it. It sounds to me if the table is shaky the legs aren't all the same size.
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There are three position holes where the table mounts to the base. By adjusting to different holes you can control how aggressive or sensitive the table is. You can find one that will allow the table to go beyond vertical, allowing you to hang freely. I used gravity boots and a bar for 30 years and switched to inversion tables as I got older. I like to hang free of the table. If properly adjusted you can do that on this one.
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The base is very sturdy but the table top just sits on top of the base so if you lean on it it will move.
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Hi Marlon, I have a 200 pound Newfoundland and a 160 pound Great Pyrenees. I found the table and legs to be stable enough, even when set on carpet, to not need any sand (I own 3 of these tables). To get the legs into the tabletop, turn the table over and gentlytap the legs into the openings. My dogs love these tables and they're easy to clean. Florence Larsen
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YES! It's totally annoying. I assembled it correctly. The only solutions are A) lock the wheels--but then it's practically impossible to control/maneuver the stroller or B) add more weight to the front of the stroller-or have your dog sit near the front, or C) add another dog to your stroller. All options are out for me, and probably you, too. So, my last resort was to put a thicker crate pad down to absorb the shakiness so my dog won't be as annoyed as I am!!
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I think it would be simple. I leave the table at the height it is and just raise and lower the chair. In addition to this, I also bought wheels for it so I can move it around. Worth the money!
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No. The table's top is not adjustable in that way. There is a slight tilt to it, but one cannot adjust it. You can adjust height of the table.
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Try a gentle twisting motion and change it more often. With more frequent changing, it is removed more easily. Best wishes.
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The top does not actually "lock" in place. When raised it is pretty sturdy and stays in place, but just pushing it slightly forward will easily lower it. That said, I do not worry about it accidentally lowering on it's own. Very nice, heavy table, but the screws holding the table top did strip on my unit and the top came loose. I replaced the screws with larger ones and it seems quite sturdy now. I had to remove the coasters on my unit because those screws also stripped and became loose. I put sliders on the legs and I can still easily move the table on my tile floor.
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The base itself does not tilt. However, you could make it tilt by changing the surface level of the ground underneath the foot pads.
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I position it in a corner and anchor mine with pieces of furniture to keep it in place, or milk crates with something heavy inside. If you have a dog crate, you can add that and it puts considerably more weight to the unit, harder for dogs to move about.