Stability adjustment instructions
(if applicable)
In case the stability needs adjusting, then the following steps can be used to adjust/ improve it.
For example, if some feet were pushed in to different degrees than others for example, then
some of the legs would be longer and therefore taller than the others, in which case 2 diagonal
legs may contact the ground more than the other 2 diagonal ones, in effect the 2 higher legs
pivoting over the 2 lower legs, feeling like instability.
So to improve the stability, you can adjust the stand in the following ways (and mix the methods
until the legs are nice and even):
1.
For the 2 diagonal legs that have the most constant contact with the ground, make sure that
the feet are pushed all the way in (so that these 2 legs are not too long/tall).
2.
For those same 2 diagonal legs, if needing to lower them more (to be more even with the
other 2), you can spin the feet upside down so that the legs sit about 1cm less high, making them
more even with the other 2 legs.
3.
For the other diagonal legs, the ones pivoting over the other legs, the feet can be adjusted
outward slightly, making the legs a little longer (so taller, to match the other legs).
So the feet of the 4 legs can each be adjusted in/out/spun to make the legs more even in height.
4a.
If wanting to weigh down the stand, then Velcro Sandbags from Ebay are fairly suitable,
search ‘Velcro Sandbags’ or ‘Gazebo Sandbags’ (look for 2-4 bags) -
4b.
Placing something like a folded cloth under a particular leg may help, or can show which legs
need adjusting.
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