My space is 87". Will it fit in that space? Is it sturdy so if a child leans on it it will not tip over?
1502960
The gate extends further than that so you should be fine, as for its durability and stability... Well I have a 1 year old that hangs and climbs on it with out issues but if you do not screw it into studs in the wall there is a chance of it being pulled out. Also if it is a straight area you are putting it in, it is sort of a pain to keep it where the door will close correctly. I would say as long as its less than 30-40 lbs hanging on it and shaking it you should be fine. ^_^ Be warned though, my 3 year old mastered its lock in less than an hour.
1502961
It's up to 12 feet long. The bars slide to fit your space, up to 12'. The ends have hardware that screws in to the wall to stabilize it. The center does slide a little. I have mine on a carpetted area. My biggest complaint in this item is the latch on the gate. If leaned against, the latch on the top pops open but the bottom stays put until the gate is lifted open.
1502962
Yes, it will fit. You can fold the middle part in a bit to shorten it. We have ours into the studs so its very strong, my 34lb 2yr old and 23lb 15 mo lean against it all the time. But, they can open it (they are super smart). Luckily they listen when I tell them to close it.
1502963
It is very sturdy. I run a home daycare and several children are hanging on it all day long. It does attach to walls tho so you will need to have someone do some measuring and drilling. I wish I had bought this 2 years ago when the kids had just started climbing steps. What is great is that it fits in awkward places that a straight gate won;t.
439746
I think it would Sea sturdy enough but I put it in my kids rooms, they are of adult size but less than 200lbs.
2268214
It's sturdy but there isn't as much room as you think. Make sure you read the measurements. I put it up to my dining table and it worked pretty well. It was about an inch lower than my dining chairs. It's for sure sturdy enough to sit on. Good luck.
437548
It is really heavy so as long as it is placed on a stable hard surface it should be quite stable. I am really pleased with it and ours does not seem tippy at all.
674653
I am not home right now to measure and make sure but I would say that you would be alright placing a 12" basket in this stand. I don't think anything larger than that would sit level and not tip over? I have a big sphere sitting in mine and I think it's 10" in diameter and there's a little room around the sides of it. The sphere does rest on the bottom shelf or brace so it's more stable. I hope this helps you!
509927
I have not had any issue with this tipping over and I have a very wild 4 year old. I use this indoors only and don't secure it down. It might slide around a little bit but nothing big. We really enjoy this but if you have older kids 6,7,8 get a bigger one. This is perfect for my 4 year old and two other similar aged kids :) I hope that helps answer your questions.
1135512
This stand is very sturdy if you put it together correctly. I use this in the bathroom for extra towel storage. I have also sat on it with no problem. I'm 200 lbs. However, I wouldn't recommend using this as a regular sitting place for a 200 lb human being. My guess is that it would easily withstand the weight of any of today's flat screen TV's.
160466
Should be ok for someone less than 150 lb. I sat on it to try it out and was ok for me. It is not a heavy duty piece of furniture however.
344976
I love this item! It went together perfectly and is as sturdy as it can be for the size of it. I'm not a 100% sure what your expectation of sturdy is. If you expect to be able to put a lot of your body weight on it, I would say it's not meant for that. Is you are concerned about a toddler or baby being able to pull it over, anchor it to the wall, or just make sure they don't play with it. I hope this helps.
308839
Its very very heavy. It would not tip over. I have kids who play with it at times. Its not a problem. You would be happy with it.
1707882
My 17" fit on it, no problem, it just wouldn't hold it up...if I didn't hold onto the legs, it tipped over. Hope this helps!
1639000
I would say the base is wide enough the child would need to lean very far off to one side to make it even remotely possible to tip. It is very low to the ground and wide.
599589
Ours was quite stable. We had it on the floor but it never tipped over. The table needs to be big enough to accommodate the playset completely unfolded.
1760338
It's pretty sturdy. I haven't had trouble with mine tipping and it's loaded to the hilt, actually too small for my needs (I have over 75 dvd/bd's on it). I Have it in a corner, tho, beside my bed, basically a 0 traffic area
898045
It is a total steel construction so it would be sturdy enough. You would need a good mattress or you may feel the steel rods under you. The frame is not going to budge under an adult's weight.
999860
It is surprisingly sturdy and balanced, if it is an ink jet it might wobble when it is printing. It wouldn't fall over.I have a 3 year old visitor that uses it as a personal table and she hasn't had any issues with tipping.the base is really solid. I put a round placemat on it and if you put a printer on it, you might want to put one on it too.
435685
Not sure. It's not in my house anymore. My nine and eight year old can sit up in it fine and they are both a couple inches tall for their age. An adult has to bend over.