Has anyone found a way to prevent the 'sag' iv been reading about? Only thing that concerns me.
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I've had mine about five months but haven't experienced any sagging..... yet. Perhaps taking a piece of angle iron the length of the bottom shelf and fastening it to the underside with #10 X 1/2 panhead screws set into pre-drilled holes would work. Or, a simpler yet more intrusive fix would be to use a 2 X 3 or 2 X 4 instead and staining it to match. You can try an even simpler approach. Just prop up the bottom shelf with a piece of 2 X 2 run vertically from the desktop to the under side of the shelf. This will work like a basic column but will also be the most intrusive way to go. But give it some time first and don't overload it. You may never have any problems after all.
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I've had mine about five months but haven't experienced any sagging..... yet. Perhaps taking a piece of angle iron the length of the bottom shelf and fastening it to the underside with #10 X 1/2 panhead screws set into pre-drilled holes would work. Or, a simpler yet more intrusive fix would be to use a 2 X 3 or 2 X 4 instead and staining it to match. You can try an even simpler approach. Just prop up the bottom shelf with a piece of 2 X 2 run vertically from the desktop to the under side of the shelf. This will work like a basic column but will also be the most intrusive way to go. But give it some time first and don't overload it. You may never have any problems after all. I've had mine about five months but haven't experienced any sagging..... yet. Perhaps taking a piece of angle iron the length of the bottom shelf and fastening it to the underside with #10 X 1/2 panhead screws set into pre-drilled holes would work. Or, a simpler yet more intrusive fix would be to use a 2 X 3 or 2 X 4 instead and staining it to match. You can try an even simpler approach. Just prop up the bottom shelf with a piece of 2 X 2 run vertically from the desktop to the under side of the shelf. This will work like a basic column but will also be the most intrusive way to go. But give... » Read More I've had mine about five months but haven't experienced any sagging..... yet. Perhaps taking a piece of angle iron the length of the bottom shelf and fastening it to the underside with #10 X 1/2 panhead screws set into pre-drilled holes would work. Or, a simpler yet more intrusive fix would be to use a 2 X 3 or 2 X 4 instead and staining it to match. You can try an even simpler approach. Just prop up the bottom shelf with a piece of 2 X 2 run vertically from the desktop to the under side of the shelf. This will work like a basic column but will also be the most intrusive way to go. But give it some time first and don't overload it. You may never have any problems after all. « Show Less
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During construction I accidentally broke the door hinge mounts. In order to repair it, I used 4 butterfly bolts where the tiny screws should have been, drilled all the way up through the top and added a hardwood plank of the same length and width on top. That fixed the door and added extra rigidity to the hutch to prevent any form of sag. Furthermore I added a second set of l brackets at the front of the hutch to bolt it securely to the desk. This will prevent the sides from slipping out from under it, and will prevent sagging. So far, I see no sag.This is a cheaply made hutch, but I am satisfied with its design. During construction I accidentally broke the door hinge mounts. In order to repair it, I used 4 butterfly bolts where the tiny screws should have been, drilled all the way up through the top and added a hardwood plank of the same length and width on top. That fixed the door and added extra rigidity to the hutch to prevent any form of sag. Furthermore I added a second set of l brackets at the front of the hutch to bolt it securely to the desk. This will prevent the sides from slipping out from under it, and will prevent sagging. So far, I see no sag.This is a cheaply... » Read More During construction I accidentally broke the door hinge mounts. In order to repair it, I used 4 butterfly bolts where the tiny screws should have been, drilled all the way up through the top and added a hardwood plank of the same length and width on top. That fixed the door and added extra rigidity to the hutch to prevent any form of sag. Furthermore I added a second set of l brackets at the front of the hutch to bolt it securely to the desk. This will prevent the sides from slipping out from under it, and will prevent sagging. So far, I see no sag.This is a cheaply made hutch, but I am satisfied with its design. « Show Less
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I have had this clothes line "umbrella" since March. the lines are continuous around the device - that is, one line goes on all three sides. I have not noticed any excessive "sagging" - the lines are not too terribly long - so perhaps that limits the sag. The line could be easily tightened by taking out the excess where it is currently "knotted" -
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I had sagging 24" screens, until I adjusted the preset tightness of the joints. You should be able to adjust the joints, using the included hex key, so that there is no sagging.....
833051
No,.it does not sag. It is a great.fit and it remains in any level you place it. It's a very good tool.
1202182
Edge support is pretty poor, but everything else is nothing less than superb. I personally just avoid laying down too close on the edge. Doesn't bother me at all.
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No not at all and I have a 50" LED TV on mine. There is no sign of sag at all with the center support collumn the top is solid and stable.
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My mount was cheap all around. I tried hanging a 70" sharp over fireplace and as soon as I put it on mount, they bent allowing tv to sag. Learned the hard way not to skimp on the mount.
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We have used ours every night for a year and no noticeable sagging has occurred. It's the same size and texture as the day we got it.
987802
I would agree with Pat, it might fix a sagging condition of that size but it won't raise it up very much, maybe an inch over stock height.
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I'm sorry to say but I have the same problem with mine when I go to recline back down . No , I have not found a way to fix that either . Sorry that I couldn't help more .
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I ended up with mine about 1 inch higher. The amount of sag will depend on the preload setting you use, your weigh and your riding position. So you just see what works best for you.
554057
We did not experience that problem, sorry, no help there. But you can adjust the 'snugness' for the straps....effectively preventing the problem occurring.
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We have a very old couch that sags as well and honestly I don't see much of a difference in the way the cushions are when the bed is folded up with the replacement mattress. It's still a very good mattress to sleep on though.
833052
It did sag, but that's what every kind of plug do to my laptop. I just stick a soda top under it so that it won't. When I put it in without a top, it still does no damage.
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It will probably sag because it is not stiff enough. It is designed to be attached about every two feet. It stays pretty straight if it is pulled tight every 2 feet.
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from what you are asking it sounds like you have the panels not on a flat surface, the instructions were clear as to how to mount them, I cannot understand why they would be sagging if they were laying flat as per the instructions. so without knowing how you have them installed I cannot picture why they would sag if they were installed on a flat surface ,like a roof top or on a plywood backing panels to support the unit, can you provide a picture of your installation?
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Mine stays tucked up underneath the seat. I haven't had any problems with it sagging down.