For the price I'm willing to duct tape the legs in place so none of the collapsing mentioned in the reviews occurs. Do you think that would work?
1597175
It's heavy. It might hold for a while. The thing is the surface of the board is not very smooth that makes erasing the writing is not that easy.
1597176
I have had this product for two years. I never have had a problem with the legs . I use this product regularly. If you were to use duct tape you would regret it. Respectfully submitted, Mr. RC
316063
i thought about doing that actually to raise it up off the floor to maybe have it be a similar height as to the rest of the furniture .. that said, i think one needed to 1st install a wood base to the bottom in which to secure the legs on. good luck!
1161678
I just drill out the holes in the bottom where it appears a leg should be and bolted it down that way. This may not be right, but it worked.
1856803
I had the same concern. Here is what I did and it actually worked. The put the legs and fluid mechanism in a medium dry bag and taped the top shut.
1146190
Not with any ease....if you wanted to weld them on, maybe. However, the legs are really thin.
69516
I wouldn't suggest it. I suppose you could with some rigging. But you'd have some serious sagging Issues
724801
no problem, it's strong. Just make sure the legs are extended well or the whole thing can fall.
77988
I haven't tried to store it but the legs should collapse if you take it down
763951
I would not due to the fact that it was not possible to assemble it in a manner that it would make it stable. the leg pieces do not fit together as the picture or the assembly manual shows. Keep in mind that commercial fans are noisy.
875226
If it was for myself, I would buy one and try it out simply because it is cheap. I would set the main upright support to it"s lowest setting and be sure the two points of securing are checked and perfectly secured. Good luck.
1722675
Probably not a good idea. Easy to assemble, but will probable weaken with continuous assembly and disassembly.
1782593
easy! Just attach the legs.. I have purchased 4 of them.. Very useful for many things. I will warn you to pay close attention to the position of the legs.. They are well marked and fit only as they are intended.
1861712
Well, there is no guarentee but, as long as they are level, it should be ok. If it were me, I would find some way to make them join because it really wouldn't take much to make the legs slide-regardless of jumping or not.
1208210
It kind of worked. I only used it once so far and I had to stretch it to work but it did zip up. The walls do not look like it was made to fit with this EZ up because the leg seem to stretch out and not straight up and down. Sorry I couldn't be more help
2253547
I believe so, though you probably want to keep the legs out at standard distance, rather then pulling them in for extra height, which I sometimes do in-studio.
568472
I would say no. The weight probably wouldn't be good for the thin legs. I'd also be worried about rust.
1526232
I haven't tried it, but I think it should work. There is a lip around the top shelf and it appears the legs should fit just inside of it, which should keep it from falling off.