When I set up last weekend I realized after raising the top that one of the bathroom door panels had. literally, come apart at the seams. Duct tape got me through the weekend and then a buddy took it home to his wood shop and re-glued the thing where it had come apart at the corners- and added L brackets all around for good measure. He also brought over a little "glider" to attach at the bottom which would have slid along the floor while offering support for the weight of the door ---but it was too short. I may try to find one larger, however, to tack on the bottom as it seems like a good idea. Anyone else run into this? It does seems like a lot of weight supported by just the hinges and framing while bouncing down the road.
Also- I DID it. i went in to get a few items out of the wardrobe then went to lower the top. It kept getting stuck half way down. Went out and looked around and nothing was blocking it on the outside-----and had just come to the conclusion I had something jammed or broken on the cables(clearly it was jamming on rear burb side) when I noticed that---I had left the wardrobe top open. Fortunately no busted wardrobe door and no holes in the ceiling. I suppose it won't be the last time........
Rick
Also- I DID it. i went in to get a few items out of the wardrobe then went to lower the top. It kept getting stuck half way down. Went out and looked around and nothing was blocking it on the outside-----and had just come to the conclusion I had something jammed or broken on the cables(clearly it was jamming on rear burb side) when I noticed that---I had left the wardrobe top open. Fortunately no busted wardrobe door and no holes in the ceiling. I suppose it won't be the last time........
Rick
