does it mount to floor, if not what keeps person from tipping forward
1801060
It is very stable. When you look closely at the picture you will see that the hand rests are centered on the foot rests but the foot rests are much longer. Even if a person put their hands on the very front of the hand rests the center of gravity is far behind the front of the foot rest. My wife was quite weak and had no issues getting up. As she became stronger it worked just as well and she never had an issue with tipping forward. I also used it and found it to be very stable. My wife no longer needs this stand but we have kept it as she may in the future. I consider it a very sound purchase. It is very stable. When you look closely at the picture you will see that the hand rests are centered on the foot rests but the foot rests are much longer. Even if a person put their hands on the very front of the hand rests the center of gravity is far behind the front of the foot rest. My wife was quite weak and had no issues getting up. As she became stronger it worked just as well and she never had an issue with tipping forward. I also used it and found it to be very stable. My wife no longer needs this stand but we have kept it as she may in the future. I consider it a very sound... » Read More It is very stable. When you look closely at the picture you will see that the hand rests are centered on the foot rests but the foot rests are much longer. Even if a person put their hands on the very front of the hand rests the center of gravity is far behind the front of the foot rest. My wife was quite weak and had no issues getting up. As she became stronger it worked just as well and she never had an issue with tipping forward. I also used it and found it to be very stable. My wife no longer needs this stand but we have kept it as she may in the future. I consider it a very sound purchase. « Show Less
1801061
No doesn't mount to floor. I added rubber pad to bottom to keepIt from sliding around. It's design not to tip forward. That's not an issue
1801062
No, the stand does not mount to the floor. As the stand is centered over the toilet and as the brackets/legs at floor level are 19" long, the stand is very stable. My mother is 95 years old and weighs about 180lbs and she has never had a problem with the stand tilting forward.
1801063
It is well balanced and does not need anchoring. Since it is not attached, it can be moved from place to place, i.e., a different bathroom or an armless chair, or moved aside for cleaning the bath floor. I have kept mine in my nearest bath. It is a tremendous help to me, as well as being one of the home safety factors that keeps me independent.
1801064
It does not mount to the floor. The base has lower pipe like stand that sits on the floor similar to a chair. It is very sturdy and sits right in front of the toilet bowl. My 80 year old wife depends on it and she says it does not slip when she uses it to set down on the toilet and to push herself to a standing position when getting up from the toilet.
1801065
No, it does not mount to the floor. We cut rectangular pieces of Non-Slip Indoor Rug Pad to fit under the sides--to prevent any sliding on the ceramic tile. The hand grips are centered over these horizontal base pieces. It has a sturdy design. Tipping forward was never an issue for my husband (175-180 lbs).
429979
Not at all, you just have to tip it forward by sitting up and then stand up. Very easy.
1405863
I have it on a carpeted floor in a corner. It is not top heavy. No problems with it wanting to tip over.
1411745
The tripod legs keep this stand very stable. I don't think it would tip over unless someone bumped into it.
924559
No, it shouldn't tip unless one side is ridiculously overloaded with heavy items hanging on one side and nothing on the other. It is solid and moves very well when heavily loaded. I've seen some useless garment racks and this one is not one of those. It's worth the price.
421337
It mounts flush to the floor and has adjustable hardware. Very easy to install! Love it!
625655
No it doesn't. I haven't had any problems with it tipping over or anything. But I have 3 yr old twins so they're pretty light, but they're dad & I play on it also& still no issues.
393840
No it does not tip over easily. It has a wide base on it and the whole kitchen it self has some weight to it, making it stable. My 3 year old grand daughter loves hers and we have not had any trouble with it. It is a good buy.
1779577
No. We had an older kid on one side who is about 109lbs and it did not tip.
1002843
There is no definitive answer to this question as it is stated because there are too many variables. The file cabinet will not tip forward unless the closed drawer contains less weight than the open drawer and the open drawer is opened beyond a pivot point where gravitational forces on the open drawer exceed the combined weight of the closed drawer and the weight of the cabinet. I hope this convoluted response is comprehensible enough to answer your question.
1345596
Never had a problem with tip over. I have two different units from them and neither was prone to tip over.
1593553
It is a fairly steady device but if you are expecting to put your full weight against it laterally at the top, I don't think it will hold that. I It is a friction mount and will pull loose with enough force. Best for stability and steadying use.
196138
It doesn't tip over at all. There's a clear plastic base that supports it. You probably can't see it very well in this pic.
723797
No. You have to stand on it and use your body weight to balance yourself to keep from falling off.
1757914
The mounting brackets are round. The could rotate some, it has rubber feet on both ends. I weighted 180 when I used mine without their ting brackets it never fell down once. I could drop my weight I it and it would stay put.
1146193
If you have the tech know how, probably. It comes with the screw in feet that help prevent floor damage, but for some reason ours has no developed a wobble. Idk why and we can't seem to adjust the feet to correct it. I'm still working on it tho. It may just be our floors are weird in the space it moved to a couple months ago.
1660748
My assumption, looking at the pedal unit, it needs the stand (or something) to attach to so it doesn't tip over. The support board in the back, rides about 1/2 inch above the floor while the pedals are on the floor. But using the pedals would knock the whole thing over. I assume you could screw two triangle pieces to the ends to keep it stable, but it appears to need something to keep it from falling over. Hope this helps.