How is the tower stabilized so it doesn't tip over?
2012624
It has provisions to bolt it to the ground. It comes with 4 concrete anchors. I have it bolted with 4 bolts to a concrete patio. I just removed it for storage in the winter. Very easy to do.The base has 4 holes.
2012625
It comes with anchors and bolts. You need to get a concrete drill bit and use a plug in powerful drill to stabilize it to the concrete. It's a great shower. We have had no issues.
2012626
I purchased (6) 12"x12" pavers and created a little step up platform. Remove the bolts and can be moved/stored for winter.
2012627
Mine is butted up on the fence around the hot tub, so I used a plumbing metal strip to fasten it to the top of the fence.
2012628
It is bolted to the deck with 4 anchors in the metal flange that is attached to the bottom of the unit. I had to drill 1/2" holes in my concrete deck about 1 1/2" deep. It is very stable when mounted and is easily removed for winter storage as needed.
2012629
One way is to use anchor bolts drilled right into your poolsidewalk)...if you don't want to drill into your pools sidewalk area, buy or make a 24X24X4 inch thick concrete pier and attach the shower to that with thw anchorbolts...you may want to built a platform 4" high to stand on, so your platform is level with the pierblock (ie 4' above sidealk level)
1505431
There is a small bar that sticks up to hold it in place. It works but is very sensitive...(i.e. it falls easily)
1771371
The base is heavy enough that you can put the magnifying glass and the light at nearly any angle and it won't tip over. I use it for jewelry making and usually put the jewelry under the glass and the light coming from the side.
2011445
Quite simple. There are tethers in the front that tighten or loosen the anchors. And once tightened it stays in place.
232084
Yes the tower comes assembled. BUT! The tower is not sturdy and tips over easy. I bent the legs several times to keep it from falling. This seemed to work but I have to be careful with it. Good Luck. I would look for another tower that is not as tall that I would think would be more stable.
1715514
It has a back piece that helps stabilize the unit. It HAS to have that piece! We love it.
699924
+1 Ben. It *can* sit stably rather than falling over, depending how it's loaded, but it will always be at an angle due to its shape.
196138
It doesn't tip over at all. There's a clear plastic base that supports it. You probably can't see it very well in this pic.
227879
It doesn't tip or collapse if not full, it's flat on the bottom so it is fairly stable.
137083
It is stable and level but it can wobble if manually rocked. You can prevent that with a little wedge but I do not use one. It sits on my window ledge Hope that helps
2031510
We haven't had any issues with it tipping over. The bottom has rubber on it and is wider than the top so it's very sturdy.
738643
If you have one side "wall" and one side railing the tension should keep it from tipping over. We have two railings and it is very tight and stable.
1321187
It's very stable. The base is weighted. I use mine without a spool on the base, and it doesn't have any issue with tipping.
239684
It is staked into the ground. As far as inside, it would need to be stabilized for it is quite wobbly on its own.
935937
Mine has never tipped over on it's own. However, I just tipped it over to check and it shut off. It is very sturdy with the base being the largest section of it.
1411745
The tripod legs keep this stand very stable. I don't think it would tip over unless someone bumped into it.
1387506
I have had many items in this bag and have stood it upright and it hasn't fallen over.. But maybe I had the right amount of items in that just didn't cause it to tip over. Just remember that you can always lean it against something of it comes down to you being worried about it needing to be stabilized.