is it safe when the legs move
1464120
We have this pool for several years now and it has been very safe. The legs don't really move. Maybe shift VERY slightly every now and then, but they are not going anywhere. If you have very soft ground under your pool, like we did, you can do like us; We put wide boards under the legs to keep them from working their way into the ground (i.e. sinking.)
1311904
It's perfectly okay from a safety standpoint because the legs keep it stable and it's not likely to tip over accidentally. The height works well for a small adult - I didn't study how to adjust it when I set it up. I suppose little legs might dangle! Maybe call customer service?
310336
No. Also legs are not strong enough to withstand side ways forces for very long.
1456993
We have not had any problems with the legs- it does not lean or fall over with three leg stands.-
705825
No, not significantly. I can't see it being a problem, other than the rubberized feet maybe catching a little.
1844687
Hi, thank you for your enquiry. When ELEVEASE is positioned at knee height as per the instructions, your body weight automatically transfers to your other leg. This means that ELEVEASE becomes a FOOT REST. Heavy amounts of weight on the product is not recommended. Use in this manner and ELEVEASE will not move. Regards Dave
122176
I would worry about the stability of the unit after several moves. The unit is heavy when you think of how much dirt goes into it. If I were to do this, I would make sure there is additional support for the legs.
989308
We haven't noticed a problem when the foot plates are up. They go up 'stiffly' so that I think it would be very difficult for them to fall down. It is an amazing item. The only suggestion I would have, is that, if you are being pushed, it would be nice to have a hanging cushion on the back. Otherwise, it is perfect for what we wanted.
1780606
This item is solid plastic (good for easy clean up) but it fits within your porcelain pot (or least it has on all the one's we have tried in our travels) which does not allow for movement. Falls are always a possibility, but I do not think that under proper usage one would fall. Of course, that depends upon on age, frailty, and mental capacity of the person
877189
make sure the ball doesn't hit it then it will tip over. If it's safe from the action you should be fine.
914956
I don't think so, if u drop closed to floor I think it's ok. But far , be careful!
1833185
Probably, it would depend on the height and weight of the user and the ability they have to control their bounce. As the product is recommended for children with adult supervision, and if there are no overhead obstructions in the way , common sense makes me think it would be safe. Of course no flips, somersaults etc as this item was not designed for those types of activities.
1215908
Haven't tried but my sense is that it could. I would still have a rubber band stretched around to be extra safe. Make sure to pull the leg apart wider to keep the center of gravity low enough.
1861617
I would think so. What many do wrong is place it on a surface they is either not stable or maybe when they put it over them the legs do not touch the surface. I hope this helps. I found out the hard way, if you know what I mean.
1506479
That would not be comfortable, even if using the stool backwards. You could scoot back farther so the legs are closer, the legs would not be together.
1866952
I have only owned these legs for almost 2 weeks now and yes they will stay in an elevated position or move to any position in between, in fact one is in the fully elevated position and will not go back down. Fortunately I need it in that position, but later it will be a problem.
2282911
Good question. Yes, if there is no wind (or perhaps light wind). If the wind is more than light, expect some shaking.