a floor tom requires 3 of these. if you only have 2 it will fall over. 3 to balance. you have a limit of 2. makes no sense. why?????
1615508
We only had 2 in stock. We should have more soon and we will adjust our quantity :)
2283964
They are not designed to support a person. We NEVER recommend that use as it will open you up to a lawsuit if the platform fails with the person on it resulting in personal injury.
1045896
There are buttonhole-like openings at the corners of the mat. The bottoms of the arches simply slide through and stand. As long as the two supports are snapped completely together, there should be no problems with it falling.
742048
Technically, you could "stack" them on each other but they probably just two, otherwise they would fall. Hope that helps!
356808
You can configure it how you would like. But if in two smaller, one would have to be smaller than the other. Or else you would run out of pieces. Note however it's not for heavy stuff. Only realized that after I bought it. That's just a heads up
1903709
Yours may be defective. Or you may be expecting too much bend. I don't even think of it as bending, but rather as being flexible. You're not going to get a 45 degree angle if that's what you need. I just looked at mine, and the most I get is about 10 or15 degrees from vertical before it just picks up off the floor. It's more a matter of better traction because you have three contact points instead of just one and a little "play" to keep you steadier. I don't know if that makes any sense at all. I still love mine. I thought I would change back to the ordinary tip for summer, but I haven't. This one adds just a snudge more security.
2243176
The only answer that I can think of is to ensure you have the ground on the correct side. If ground is opposite, the devise will not function properly.
1741484
I'm not sure. It's heavy and the legs pull out. Seems like you'd have to use six if it was even going to work. We have ours stationary w/ the legs pulled out. I didn't want it to move so I've been happy that it's a "substantial" piece that doesn't move easily.
260068
You can stack 2 by turning one upside down. More than that is not possible.
544027
I would say yes. The feet are actually four screws so I guess you can insert one more than another until its even to your floor, if this makes sense.
1271236
Only two and you have to be careful with the position because it tends to be top heavy and fall over
1219252
I'm not sure what everyone is talking about.. I was able to use two sets, although it still wasn't high enough for me so I didn't use them for that long.
393689
My grandson is a year old and he has yet to pull it over when pulling up. However, once he is standing he has pushed it across the floor until he tips it over. Usually because something stops it and not him. Hope this helps.
967924
Too small for that purpose. Four placemats would NOT fit, neither would any serving dishes in the middle. Also, it would not be stable enough for people getting up and down, bumping the table, etc. If anyone put weight on the table (getting up and down) your drinks would spill. It needs to "move" in order to go up and down, so that movement comes at a price of stability. It's great for games, because people are already careful about bumping the gameplay area, but usually people are more relaxed when eating.
330032
I don't see any reason why you wouldn't be able to stack another set on top. All 3 levels are interchangeable, the "feet" are the same.
1090940
No, they do not adjust for an even floor. They all extend the exact same distance.
1511766
Well when I placed them on the bare floor you had to play with them a bit so they would stay, they would wobble but when I had them on carpet, they were a bit more sturdy. I am not sure if it is just the 2 I bought that are a bit uneven but I do like them just wish they would stay on the bare floor better and the gaps in between each panel were a bit closer. Hope this helps.