Is there a way to make it sturdier?
460542
From my experience it is sturdier than other seats but still a little wobbly for my kids. If you put it on the seat it keeps it steady better but the pieces that are on it might chip the seat. We have a very cheap (wooden) seat that was already chipped so it doesn't bother us but it is possible that it might happen!
460543
None that I found. Tried everything short of strapping it to the toilet which would have made it an adult unfriendly toilet.
410139
Personally, I'd say no because it seems to be much sturdier with all of the columns attached. Before responding to this, I removed a column to verify if it would work -- and it will, BUT it feels much flimsier. Hope this helps!
2031442
No, but I saved the box it came in. You can raised the movable side up as far as it goes to help a little bit.
402367
I have not had that problem. I had a similar one as well and this seems but more sturdy
102655
Not sure, but sounds like there may be a defect. I put my house together in about a minute and it has remained sturdy since. Maybe try to reassemble it? Make sure all the velcros are attached, I think there are a number of spots with velcro, not just one.
1585794
You better have a piece of board to replace it with. I found the whole thing pretty cheap but it serves what I wanted to use it for. Also you can't place anything with any weight on it on top because the plastic bars holding it together start to bend.
1764001
Honestly, it's a bit flimsy... You can probably do this and just make sure to keep retightening the bolts on it, but it won't last forever.
1476844
I bought this recently and I don't think that would work very well to be honest. It's relatively sturdy with just 1 but placing a second on top of it might be tough.
700568
Yes! I would actually recommend doing just that. It looks nicer, is sturdier, and comfier. I did the same thing.
173754
No, It cannot (at least I haven't figured out how to do it). But I do want to say, I remain impressed with it's sturdiness after several months.
1895081
The table top is not the best built. Ours has become a little loose. I wouldn't recommend putting something super heavy on.
1189459
I have not had that problem. Perhaps leveling it with the adjustable feet would help.
947897
It's pretty flimsy. I added a piece of wood of appropiate thickness under each half of the cover for support. The whole point of the cover was to increase counter space, but without the blocks I added it wouldn't support any weight without caving in. Easy add on though.
1637539
Not in my opinion. It has been up since we assembled it. I suppose you could take it apart, but it is not "collapsible".
59045
It can be. It's lightweight. You may want to fix it in place with some weight.
1453728
You can adjust the top so it is not as tight. Losen the screws and it will slide up.
2284752
Yes, there is a sliding switch on the top to make weak, strong, or anything in between. You can also change the strength by adding less or more ice, or make it stronger by using ice cubes made of frozen tea