Read this before installing any Stroller House part. It is short, and all of it matters.
What our parts are
Stroller House makes aftermarket accessory brackets. They are designed to carry accessories — baskets, trays, and similar gear.
What our parts are not
- They are not child restraints and are not certified to any child restraint standard.
- Never use a Stroller House part to carry or support a child, or to attach anything a child rides in or on, unless the product listing explicitly states that it is rated for that use.
- They are not manufacturer parts, and they are not approved by any stroller manufacturer.
Installing
- Work on a flat surface with the stroller braked and folded open.
- Follow the instructions included with the part. Seat the bracket fully before tightening any hardware.
- Snug the hardware firmly, but do not overtighten — stripping a printed part or crushing a frame tube helps nobody.
- Load the accessory and test it at rest before you walk anywhere with it.
Before every use
- Check that the bracket is still seated and the hardware is still tight.
- Look for cracks, whitening, deformation, or any change in how the part sits.
- Stop using the part immediately if you see any of those, and email Support@StrollerHouse.com.
Limits
- Never exceed the stated weight limit for the part. Loads shift; stated limits are not targets.
- Keep printed parts out of prolonged direct sun and out of hot parked cars. Heat softens them.
- Do not modify, drill, sand, or heat a part. If it does not fit, return it.
- Retire any part that has been in a fall, a collision, or a tip-over, even if it looks fine.
Your stroller's warranty
Fitting a third-party accessory may affect your stroller manufacturer's warranty. That is between you and them, and we would rather you know it up front than find out later.
Questions
If anything about the fit or the install looks wrong, stop and email Support@StrollerHouse.com before using it. We would much rather answer an email than hear about a failure.