How many times have you visited a cafe or restaurant and found that your chair wobbles or the table rocks on three legs? Some say that a wobbly table is one of the biggest turn offs for perspective diners at a restaurant. I must say I have found this problem in pubs, bars, and restaurants and usually have to resort to a folded beer mat or a menu that has been hastily torn and folded to steady the table. Well now the problem has been addressed with the Wobbleg and although there is a competitor product in the form of Stabletable the inventor of Wobbleg, Julian Bradbrook, insists it is the superior product (supposedly much easier to use that Stabletable).

The Wobbleg

The Wobbleg, which is a black rubber disc with a variable thickness edge, works by being placed it under the leg of a wobbly table or chair and then being rotated until its thickness matches the gap between the leg and the floor. Julian though of the idea while sitting at a wobbly table in a pub and contemplating the use of a beer mat he said the thought just came to him “There has to be something better than an old beer mat to solve the problem” and now there is Wobbleg “It’s a really simple idea but it does the job perfectly”. The Wobbleg hit the market with a launch at the start of 2008 and almost immediately Julian attracted investment from a Shropshire based web entrepreneur with 20 years business experience (who is now his partner) called Robert Taylor. The plan is now to market the product hard over the next two years and to try and sell 5 million units.

The Wobbleg in action

Although the Wobbleg is mainly available in black (retails at around £3.99 for a pack of three) they can be printed with a logo for bulk orders of over 100 and even manufactured in different colours to match corporate logos and livery. They seem to be the ideal corporate giveaway promotional item, being both quirky and useful. Get your Wobbleg now and banish the wobbly restaurant table forever!  

A brilliant Christmas stocking filler

For more detail contact www.wobbleg.com