It looks like the holes to insert the legs into are too small and I'm afraid to apply too much force... Has anyone else encountered this problem?
1743027
Mine are a little too big and I will have to glue the pegs as they come out too easy. Turn it upside down and give a little tap or sand it a bit to fit.
1743028
I encountered the same thing with the holes on the small side. Because the legs are bamboo and I didn't want the fibers fraying and splitting, I did the best I could to make sure it was line up in the holes as much as possible then used a rubber mallet to gently knock the legs into place. A few fibers did split off from the leg but I clipped them and have had no further problems.
1743029
Yes, the holes were small but I wasn't afraid to apply force and nothing got broken. Bamboo is a strong material, so go for it.
1958486
I didn't recommend the piece in my feedback so am reluctant to answer your question. The holes provided were poorly placed and did not correspond with the holes in the pieces that were to them. In order to complete the project, I had to do a lot of manipulations of my own. By the time I discovered the problem pieces I was so far into the project it would have been more trouble to disassemble it and return it. I am experienced when it comes to furniture assembly. You'll find similar feedback from at least one other buyer.
789046
I assembled the same bench for my wife and she hasn't had any trouble regarding the issues that you seem to have, maybe return it for a another one, I wish I could help you with a better answer
123445
I ran into the same issue. After I got the rest of it tightened, I laid the whole thing down horizontally, undid the screws that were holding those two L & R legs, made sure the leg pieces were then flush, and put the screws back in. This time, with the whole thing horizontal, it was much easier to screw the screws/bolts together. And I had to get it SUPER tight before it wasn't wobbly. But it did eventually work great. Hope this helps!
865196
I had no problems. You just push the legs and arms into the slots and there is a series of holes to make it taller or shorter. The leg and arm pieces have a button that snaps into the holes. She might need assistance to be sure that she uses the same position on each leg for stability? Also, I have found the chair to be very stable with this type of connector. Good luck
1575835
Hi Betty. Thank you for your recent purchase. Yes, the legs are to be tight. You might want to get a cylindrical pipe or PVC or something to give you more leverage or just turn it as tight as you can and then tighten even more. You will not break it or strip it by tightening. Legs should not be loose. If you have any questions, feel free to call us at 888-567-5867. Thank you! JumpSport Customer Service
345382
The legs need to be attached with the furnished screws. In my case the mounting plate for one leg was assembled backward and thus the screws for the mounting plate had to be removed, the plate reversed and then the leg was attached. This took additional tools and time once I figured out the problem. Be careful, Good Luck!
1908915
I read a couple of other reviews of this product complaining about problems inserting the wheels into the holes. I didn't have a problem with it. My advice is to try again. You must be doing something wrong.
1461499
We had the same issues. My husband tried to fix it by putting in extra washers on the uneven leg. But it kept on coming off. He must have fixed it a couple of times before it finally stayed on. the best thing is to request the company to give you the correct sized legs.
607767
Sounds like you have a defective one. We had to send one back too. They replaced it. It shouldn't wobble and those pegs should fit snug in the holes. If you've never returned anything to Amazon before, just click under your account and then orders. It's easy.
651995
Mine was impossible to put together. I am very good at assembling things. The legs are moderately heavy and unwieldy, but you don't have to carry them around, just sorta haul them into the right position. UNFORTUNATELY, the holes on the legs were misaligned with the handle bar. I called to complain and was told to box the whole thing up and UPS would pick it up and replace it. So I muscled everything back into the box and it was picked up. I just got my replacement...handlebar. So I have a handlebar to nothing. And there's no phone number to call Gazelle. I'm frustrated and out the money so far. ^_~ Mine was impossible to put together. I am very good at assembling things. The legs are moderately heavy and unwieldy, but you don't have to carry them around, just sorta haul them into the right position. UNFORTUNATELY, the holes on the legs were misaligned with the handle bar. I called to complain and was told to box the whole thing up and UPS would pick it up and replace it. So I muscled everything back into the box and it was picked up. I just got my replacement...handlebar. So I have a handlebar to nothing. And there's no phone number to call Gazelle. I'm frustrated and out the money so... » Read More Mine was impossible to put together. I am very good at assembling things. The legs are moderately heavy and unwieldy, but you don't have to carry them around, just sorta haul them into the right position. UNFORTUNATELY, the holes on the legs were misaligned with the handle bar. I called to complain and was told to box the whole thing up and UPS would pick it up and replace it. So I muscled everything back into the box and it was picked up. I just got my replacement...handlebar. So I have a handlebar to nothing. And there's no phone number to call Gazelle. I'm frustrated and out the money so far. ^_~ « Show Less
656460
I had to drill holes also. It's possible they are all like this. It wasn't difficult to assemble though. I did it myself with no problem.
1039050
There are actually very small holes in each corner. You kinda have to try sticking your fingers through it, and might have to put some force to it. The holes are so tight that they seem like they are not there. Hope this helps!!!
266096
I have this table and love it, solid and sturdy. I would get in touch with the seller thru Amazon and let them fix your problem! This table is expensive and you should be happy with it. It sounds to me if the table is shaky the legs aren't all the same size.
1054353
It's been a while but I remember there not being any screw holes. I just lined it up so it was even all the way around and crossed my fingers and pushed the screws in. It worked out well. I didn't have any trouble with the side screws not fitting. You might be using the wrong screws. I know I had to take it apart a few times because the instructions didn't really show which part to start putting together first. I would check to make sure you are using the right ones. Hopefully that's all it is. Good luck I hope it all works out well for you.
1766590
that's terrible! I'd try to return it, but assuming that's not an option, have you tried putting feet on the bottom? You should be able to get some of those stick on rubber ones in a pretty thick size.
39069
The legs swing out but you need to be sure they are spread out fully. They don't lock or pop so that you know they are fully extended on either end. If they aren't all the way out it will feel wobbly. I love it though - the middle leg isn't right up under the center so it isn't stabbing you in the back all night - much better than others I tried.