Will the legs hold in adjusted positions, to use on a slanted surface?
610017
I think it would depend on how slanted the surface is and the type of surface. I always lock them all the way but I use it on a flat surface. The legs do have rubber feet on them so I suppose if it's not a particularly slick surface then it may not slide but it's hard to say without knowing what the surface is and how slanted it is.
1438593
If it's on your lap and it's at an angle, yes it will. If you have it set on a table or anything flat, it stays upright.
163846
I don't know about any special scews (screws?) for the legs. It is all set to use as is.
50077
For the purpose I used them for they were excelent. They held a nice bit of weight and they were adjustable. I still like them today. If the floor is sloped, there is a little play in them. However, they are not of real high quality. the plastic on the bottom was held with a screw. If the floor does not have a major slope; they will probably work.
781309
Yes. The 4 plastic feet at the bottom of the legs may all be adjusted independent of each other. That way, if you have an uneven floor, you'll be able to make adjustments from corner to corner until the unit is steady. The shelves themselves adjust along the length of the legs at 1" increments. There is no other adjustment possible for the legs
1142424
They will only work on the incline of the stable...they won't work on a flat surface...they are really cute and I hope this answers your question. Thanks
2026683
a flat area about 2" would be best.If they are mounted on the side the convex would do up & down. its meant to do sideways
1692167
I believe so. Even if it were at a slight slant, it could still work. I love mine.
1922190
The legs on the unit we received has a slight outward slant...perhaps a 10-15 degree outward slant. Also, the legs have a connector between each of the two side legs so they are more like "leg units"...quite sturdy and stable, particularly with the heavy ceramic bowls in them.
392065
The feet themselves do not slant, but if the roof is pitched right, I suppose it would work. But it is possible that the gutters would still get in the way as they are only about 12" deep.
675426
Yes, the leg folds and it's pretty heavy duty so I think it will hold a lot of weight. We used one for the dinette table in our trawler, and it has been great.
1864682
It will stand up in the "landscape" view. It's not super stable, but it works as long as its a flat, smooth surface.
2095918
My canopy has a little slant to the legs, as I think they all do. Some of the less expensive canopies though seem to have a severe slant making the base considerably larger than the top. I would have doubts about the screen working with those unless you can pull the legs in a bit - which might be possible?????
1573992
It certainly should be since it is adjustable by both height and angle. I would think you could adjust it to the position which works best for your particular situation.
564622
Yes they will. My husband has his mounted on an angle. You should know that only 2 come in the box. I was surprised by that.
710661
No, the ground would need to be leveled. No adjustments to the u shaped legs can be made. Very good trampoline though. We've had it for three years and it's still in great shape. Just had to replace the pad that covers the springs which was very inexpensive.
436249
The feet are slightly adjustable to correct for uneven surface. Otherwise, I don't know. Have you tried the dealer.