Enhance Your Water Dispenser with the New Wave Enviro Dispenser Stand Review

Reminds me of something like a first year carpentry project. Mine didn't have adjustable feet and only had two screws to attach the bottom drive to the stand. In addition, one leg is not glued or screwed. I bought it from a vending truck but it's still being sold by Revain. give it back why annoy I buy Gorilla Glue and fix it. You get what you pay for.

I really like my water jug and I'm glad I got the stand. Easy to assemble and strong enough to hold a filled water jug. The space the jug stands on is too big, but I think when the jug is filled with water it doesn't slide around the room. Feels like hard plastic and I'm a little worried it will scratch my wooden table, but when full it doesn't budge. I'll probably paint it but it works well and has enough space underneath to fill and even store jars.

After reading all the other bad reviews I was prepared that it would be a piece of junk. However, this is normal. The two parts of the wooden frame are simply connected to each other. I then screwed on the leveling feet needed for stability. I skipped the round piece of pressed wood as it wasn't necessary and it looked like it was going to be difficult to get the screws in. It's not the prettiest piece of wood I've ever seen, but it helps keep my water off the counter and it actually looks…

This was what I was looking forward to for my Berke trip but when I opened the package three things immediately became clear to me. First, the holes in the disc DO NOT line up with the wood base. Second, even if there were, there are no holes in the base to screw them on. And third, I don't think the screws are long enough to securely attach the drive, even with the holes lined up with the base. Drill holes where it really fits, find some longer screws, and then apply some Gorilla Glue to a few

Not what I was hoping for. The crossbars are notched in the middle so they can be hooked together; Each end of the crossbar is simply glued to the legs. The central disc has pre-drilled holes. While the promotional text says the stand is 8 inches tall, that's referring to the overall leg length, not how high the stand lifts the water dispenser off the stand. In fact, the water dispenser is only raised about 6 inches. , which is too low to fit anything larger than a standard 16-ounce drinking…

I will be sending it back next week. I agree with the comments in several other one star reviews: wood is cheap and it would probably take a leak or spill to ruin it all. round support/base. I had two legs removed (a vertical part of each pole); The other leg on each crossbar is secure, so it looks like someone didn't glue their side properly. The most annoying thing is that there are NO screws and NO "leveling feet". These are just wooden crossbars and legs and a chipboard support. (I had at…

Made of shellac-like wood. The pieces I received had a few rough spots (slivers/burr). Each part of the stand is attached with glue, which can make it questionable how much weight it can safely support. Each part of the stand has a groove and one slides over the other. There is a few millimeters of play (the notch is too big) making it difficult to center properly. The round base plate (foot) should be painted white on one side (as shown on the product page). The ones I received in normal…