Quick answer
To attach a stroller arch without damaging the frame, always use the provided straps or clips, position them away from moving parts, and never force the arch into a tight fit.
Why frame damage happens
Most frame scratches and dents come from overtightening straps or letting the arch rub against a metal or plastic bar. A loose arch can also shift and cause wear over time.
Step-by-step attachment guide
- Check your stroller's frame material: Identify whether the frame is metal, plastic, or padded. Metal frames are more prone to scratches; plastic can crack if straps are pulled too tight. Use a soft cloth or pad under the straps on metal frames to prevent scratches.
- Position the arch away from hinges and folding points: Clip or wrap the arch's straps around a solid, non-moving part of the frame—never on a joint or folding mechanism. This keeps the arch stable and avoids interfering with the stroller's fold. Test folding the stroller with the arch attached; if it blocks the mechanism, reposition.
- Tighten straps just enough to hold: Pull the straps until the arch is secure but not so tight that it compresses the frame padding or leaves indentations. A good test: the arch should not slide when you gently push it. If the arch still moves, tighten slightly and recheck; overtightening can damage both the frame and the arch.
- Check for rubbing points during use: After attaching, push the stroller a few feet and listen for squeaks or rubbing sounds. Look for spots where the arch touches the frame directly. Add a small felt pad or reposition the arch if you notice contact.
Product facts
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Sunny Stroll - Unicorn Wonderlands Collection: The Tiny Love Sunny Stroll arch offers 6 activities with audio, visual, and tactile stimulation and attaches via adjustable straps. Adjustable straps let you secure the arch snugly without overtightening, reducing the risk of frame damage.
Sunny Stroll - Unicorn Wonderlands Collection
