I keep seeing reviews about it collapsing while being used. Is there any way to add extra support inside so that it doesn't collapse?
310015
My daughters have used these for years and I have NEVER seen or heard of one collasping. I recently bought 2 for at my house and they are wonderful!
310016
For me after the second use the strap broke. I leaned it behind a chair the 1st two times but way to flimsy.
310017
We've never had any issues with this product. My guess is that whoever made that comment is putting a child in the chair who is beyond the recommended weight capacity. I definitely recommend this product.
2147258
Yes. If you don't want it to bow out I would recommend some kind of outer support frame.
1371484
for me, it give ample support . it does not collapse much because of the inner removable dense memory foam core. (make sure to break it up before inserting. it comes packed tight like a brick and requires fluffing)
1708937
Hi,I never collapse mine because I have a hard time turning the rubber grip. If you want one that collapses easily, look around for one that easily turns and snaps in place (I've seen that type). MASK
1394082
We never had a problem with it. The surface is rough yet for good traction it is needed. The dog that we bought it for is deceased so it is currently stored . We have another large dog and if needed we have it. It is strong and we never had concern of it collapsing with our dog. I hope Suzanne this helps provide some comfort about it.
1535449
mine just collapses on itself and I fold the sections one way and then the other and use the strappy thing (great description) to hold it into a flat shape.
546006
So it kinda collapses on itself. Once it's flat, twist opposite corners and it should fold up into itself. Hope that makes sense.
2144826
No, we modified ours to make it more sturdy. The further out the top piece is the more unstable the product.
1452372
I have never had my topple over, so I am am thinking you might not be locking the folding legs in place on the main tube thats slides up and down there is a quick release in the back and if it is not tight the stand will topple over. The quick release is also adjustable and needes to be tight one other thing make sure the foldinging legs are all the way down ( Collar on Main tube is as low as it can go and locked).
1990334
Mine isn't available to me right now....but if I remember correctly I just grabbed the inside bottom (where pet sits)in my palm and pulled up....then it just started to collapse....hope that helps.
135829
You can try pushing from the holes inthe top.... I had no problem, I just pinched the bottom of mine and bent it. There are actually 2 of them inside... hope this helps
66802
I had the same issue as well. It seems pretty sturdy as I've used it many times without problems.
432168
Since I always use mine next to the bed where it is stored under, it never moves. The only way it will collapse is if you engage the mechanism.
1728093
I haven't had any trouble with mine collapsing when my cat sits on it. He is 13lbs and I haven't had it try to fold up on him. Is it extended out all the way? Sorry I couldn't be more help.
2252953
There are braces attached to the middle of the thing that slide down into place against the legs. I don't have a problem with it folding when I don't want it to fold.
516510
The folding leg is narrow, so it just bifurcates the seating position. I suppose that if you whipped up quickly in just the right way, you could cause it to swing to the side, allowing the top to drop (on that side). If I used it as a seating table a lot, I'd possibly put in a small latch or something. But it's comfortable enough.
1414676
Hi Leslie..you step on the metal bar across the bottom and it collapses. It's a nice cart, but I need a bigger one. You can purchase mine if you want..only used once so far. dianelr@rocketmail.com