will this sag in middle on beach? or come apart?
352241
I don't think so. I have mine on very deep pile carpet and it's solid. That said, I use it for yoga which almost always has my weight nearer to the ends and never like the woman in the photo. I just went and stood on the seam and it didn't sag.
352242
I have used it to practice on carpet with pretty good success. It has not yet come apart and always feels pretty solid. As an Ashtanga practitioner I'm picky when it comes to these things. Never tried in a beach. Good luck!
286706
I brought it to Destin, FL recently and it help up great - and it was a very windy day. The base is pretty wide and can be kind of anchored in the sand; I don't know how it would do on an uneven hard surface, but we've never had a problem with it falling over.
1698134
It's pretty tightly quild so it holds it back. Heavy rain the center will sag until it drips out or you let it down to drain. I take it down if it looks like rain. We love it. I bought two ratch tie downs from Menards that are framed to bolt to a pickup rack so it takes me less than five minutes to install.
1895081
The table top is not the best built. Ours has become a little loose. I wouldn't recommend putting something super heavy on.
2252761
I guess that would depend upon how much you weight you are putting on it. It has 4 legs and frame is firm but the rest is hollow so if you put a lot of weight on the middle don't think it would hold up.
1462025
Yes probably will sag. Theres a 15 foot hammock stand that u can buy that fits perfectly
655337
I love the piece but I don't have a TV on top. Cannot imagine it sagging however unless you loaded a lot of stuff up there. Keep it simple.
1875287
Yes! There is a circular fiberglass rod that runs along the length of the top that keeps it from sagging. It works quite well! I hope this helps!
2055168
It does not sag in the middle. In my experience, it acts more like a bed than a typical cot.
1832521
No. I mean it is a typical hammock it will "sag" a little, however, the hammock is adjustable. But I also bring mine in during heavy wind or rain, so that it doesn't stretch and ruin it. I love it!! I hope this helps with your decision.
802356
Yup no prob thats what im doin. However it does sag a lil on each side since theres 7 points for support, 3per front and back and 1in the middle. Hope that helped.
1925802
I can't imagine it coming apart in a good way. We kept it for about six months and then sold it on craigs list. Not the best made, but not many are.
63992
I have had about 75 pounds in it and it held up well but you will need to put something flat in the bottom so it won't sag on the wheels, just pack carefully and you'll be fine. I took mine camping on a beach in deep sand and had my tent, camping equip., cooler, etc in mine it was a back saver.
244234
The pole comes apart, but I only know because I put it together. It's a bit heavy, at least for me (senior female) so I don't know how practical it would be to dismantle and transport it. Good buy though. I have two and use both for outdoor tables around the pool. I bought weighted stands for them and have had no problems, even when I forget to put them down during storms.
596136
Just a little bit. I just manipulated the side poles a little bit until it sat down as flush as possible. I also put a sand bag down on the back brace to hold it down and make it more sturdy.
1067830
It doesn't sag at all. My husband has one as well and has not had a problem with sagging. There are three sets of legs that are attached to the cot and two support beams that go at each end of the cot to keep it open. It is a extremely comfortable cot for camping and we even use it for guest when they visit.
1389544
It does look like you could remove the middle piece but that would definitely make it less sturdy. I probably wouldn't recommend it.