I bought this stable (it's amazing, I might add), but, does the ladder come loose from the inside wall? or is it supposed to just stay stuck there?
892162
We love this stable too. I have never tried to remove the ladder. I believe it is stationary and supposed to be the ladder to the hay loft.
588130
I think the problem would be that the ladder is not really secured only the hooks are holding over the gunwale. I think the ladder can support the weight, it's a question of it being stable at the weight. Hope that helps a little
2075372
I bought my a long time ago and it has been in my office ever since. It's never been wobbly, that I've noticed. And I don't recall ever having any loose poles or pieces. You may want to contact Amazon. Sorry I wasn't any help. :-(
1068482
No but personally I don't think the ladder itself is heavy enough to keep from floating up considering the ladder is removable.
1018055
I've had it up for months and it hasn't fallen over or collapsed once. It has a support pole in the roof of the bigger area so it won't collapse unless you take it out. The most that's ever happened is the front door area pulls off from time to time as it's attached with velcro.
871149
The ladder is not attached, it leans against the beds. When my daughter wants to use all 3 beds, she simply moves the ladder to the end.
404830
It doesn't have anything that secures to the wall unless u personally make one. And if u have little ones that like to climb things either make a personal alteration to the shelf so it doesn't fall forward or don't get it. But in general u will need to make secure alterations to any shelf u get if u have lil climbers in the house. So good luck I hope this helped.
809112
There is a mechanism on the back of the top step. You just pull that up and push the ladder together. Once you do it, you will see how easy it is to use. I had the same problem when I got it.
2174951
Yes, so far ours is very stable, but it is in a low traffic area. But if it were in an area that it was easily bumped or you still have kids I would definitely anchor it to the wall.
2041392
It would need to be disassembled before moving. You might be able just take apart a couple pieces and collapse, but it isn't sturdy enough to just move! Baby on the walls has been fine. My 11 month old does her darnedest to get out, but has never been successful. It never looks like its going to fall.
2215737
No the ladder does not come off. The top rails are screwed onto it. But the bottom table and chairs convert into a bed very fast and easily.
2045257
You don't. It's not designed to fit inside the ladder, as the ladder closes tight upon itself. You can either hang it or store it (vertically) on the shelf nearby to take up the least room.
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Yes! Very unstable. And yes I did use all of the supplied screws. Haven't done anything to correct issue. I just relocated it to a different room and pray that no one runs into it.
562818
It depends on the size of the ladder and type but adding the stabilizer does make it a little top heavy but nothing to be too concerned about. I have a 32 foot aluminum ext ladder that is a challenge to manage (by one person) without the stabilizer but I manage to move it with the stabilizer without any problems.
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There is an allen-screw holding the base to the bar, if that is the part you say is loose simply remove it, tighten it an re-install. If you have mounted it on a soft wall covering, like sheet-rock, and not installed long screws into a wall stud you will have to move it up or down and re install and fill the old holes. It will eventually loosen again, unless you mount it on something solid, or place a wood brace behind the sheetrock.
166186
I have never had to use the escape ladder (thank God) but although it is designed to stand off from a wall, I see no reason why it wouldn't work off a balcony...the whole point is getting out and on the ground without jumping.
1258912
I think it's gravity- I'm at work right now, but I can certainly check when I get home. But I'm pretty sure all you have to do is lift up. So, if you hung it out a window, I'd only be concerned about the impact of each step clunking open that might jerk it out of your hands, especially if you're in a hurry. I'd hesitate to make it your fire safety ladder because there's nothing keeping it secure at your height.