How stable would this be on carpet without being anchored to a wall?
1502085
Pretty stable unless you have sculptured carpet. However, due to the height, it would be best to anchor to a wall, especially if you have children or pets around.
1502086
I didn't anchor mine to a wall and have carpet. It would lean backwards. An easy solution was to buy some shims, I picked up some plastic ones at a local hardware store and it fixed the problem and its sturdy how.
227803
It is pretty sturdy and as long as the floor is level, you should not have any problem without mounting it to the wall.
1755167
I don't think it would wobble at all, we have it on short pile carpeting and it is just fine.
352679
Nope, once you set it up that's it. You can relatively easy to pull it next to a wall if you have carpet. If you have tiled flooring or wood, would not recommend moving it as it might scratch if you are not careful.
1711049
Yes, but depending on the height/plush of the carpet, it may or may not be very stable. If you can lean it against something, it would be better. Otherwise, I would recommend splurging on the divider stand as well.
324837
I have it on a carpeted surface. It does not wobble. I often work with my arm on the foldout panel and my elbow resting on the arm of a chair. It is very sturdy. The only complaint I have about the desk is that it is difficult to adjust the height. But once you get it in place, it is a good, solid work surface. I have been very happy with it.
837673
I third that. It is fairly heavy for how little it looks is actually there material - wise. It has 2 adjustable stabilizers. Sturdy, heavy = stable on Carpet. I'd be more worried About permanent indentations in your carpet.
1880472
Hard to say. Honestly, I think it's a little flimsy. It could be knocked over if you have old carpet like mine. It's not up against the wall, it's in front of a window. But I have enough movies & games stacked up that it's heavy enough to be stable. (It's pretty much full) The carpet has bits of creases in my home. So far, it's never fallen over. The problem was if it's bumped, like by my dog, movies come tumbling down. You could put something heavy on the bottom to keep it more stable.
926417
I am certain that you could attach this to a wall but I have had no problems with instability and it is set up on carpet. You may want to anchor it if you are concerned about a child climbing on it. The unit does not come with the means to attach to the wall. I love mine sure holds a great deal.
2234408
well it is not very stable sitting on carpeting,but sitting on hardwood or any smooth hard floor it will be very stable.I hope this answer helped you
1997861
I use this in my home with regular carpet and at trade shows with low pile carpet. I display ceramic warmers so it has to be sturdy. I've never had an issue at any location. Based on my experience, you should not have to attach it to the wall.
1783950
Harder surfaces will of course be more stable. Mine is on carpet, but the carpet itself is very thin, so there isn't much give. I wouldn't stand it on very soft or deep carpets.
1580711
We only have a couple of things on this table; perhaps a total weight of 10 lbs. We have it on a carpeted floor and there is absolutely No wobble or sense of it being unstable.
1391729
I have mine on a hard floor and they are very stable. Don't know about on a carpet.
1214943
Fernando, I am a pretty big guy and find that it is very stable with nothing on the feet. Mine is on a carpet.
150734
Mine does not wobble or flex. It also came with 2 small L brackets to attach it to the wall if you felt it was necessary but mine isn't going anywhere. It is also in an office with commercial carpeting on a poured concrete floor so there is no flexing or "squishiness" to the floor. For me it would be a 1 on the scale.
1837785
Yes. Even though I own my house I have it against the wall on carpet and not anchored. Very sturdy!