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I can't imagine that would be very sturdy/secure without fastening it to the wall.
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by
kelly
Why would it topple, unless it was unevenly footed? -- nm
Posted by
ty97
Oct 28 '08, 15:09
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Is it top heavy and/or have a narrow base? That could lead to instabilty, and regardless of quality of footing.
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Sexy Mofo
Oct 28, 15:12
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Hmm, or I could actuall click the link and look at it.
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Sexy Mofo
Oct 28, 15:14
I think they include that device for sale in CA and other shaky ground areas, but it doesn't hurt. Also people can load the thing so its top heavy -- nm
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crash davis
Oct 28, 15:11
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sfek, and if you walk by and just bump it and its top heavy, then you could possibly have problems -- nm
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crash davis
Oct 28, 15:13
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It doesn't even have to be top heavy. The base is so narrow in comparison to it's height, it would have to be *extremely* bottom-weighted to prevent
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Sexy Mofo
Oct 28, 15:15
built poorly. -- nm
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tRuMaN
Oct 28, 15:09
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