can this unit be free standing for indoor use?
881938
No, it will need stakes in order to stand up properly. It's also really big - I tried to fold it up in my living room and the footprint was nearly as big as the room.
881939
This tent is really too big for indoor use unless you have a really big livingroom or are planning on using it in a gym, etc. I guess I would need to know what indoor facility it was being used in to answer correctly.
881940
Yes I don't see why not. When I first received the tent I set it up in my basement prior to my camping trip to make sure all items where includes and tent was ready. Stood up in the basement with no issue. As long as you have the room for it!
706115
Yes, but it's not freestanding. You would need to prop it between something or make some sort of a sturdy base for balance.
246472
You could assemble the unit without the center shelf. There may be some small holes visible on the back. You could plug them if necessary. It is a well built and solid unit.
301539
I have it in an outdoor kitchen but it can be installed free standing; it has adjustable legs for leveling
1377334
Audrey,I've used mine inside without any problems. It does free-stand. If I were to use it outside, I would probably add a small brace from the foot to the vertical part of the stand on each end, but if used properly it is just fine right out of the box. ThanksRon N
1038212
No not really. It is a free standing unit. My doctor has the same unit and it rests on her desk next to the patient chair.
1270766
Sure can. Don't own stands, myself, but the speakers are set up to be mounted.
1993609
You may not need a stand. The figure's legs and ankles are pretty rigid - and will remain that way in less you intend to play with it. I have mine free-standing on a bookshelf. We had a minor earthquake a few weeks back, and it remained upright. To answer your question directly, I don't really know. My apologies.
360537
Yes, you can use it indoors and no it doesn't need to be anchored in any way. It stands up on its own and moves very little as we use it in our garage.
2246215
I agree with the other posters. It's too small to be free standing. However, it would work well atop a 36" bookcase or small table.
147821
I wouldn't call it free standing. I have it leaned up against my backsplash in a corner and it kept from falling over by my big kitchen-aid mixer.
331755
Not really. But you can turn it on its side and place up against the wall. I do this when we have guests and my workout room become a spare bedroom.
1568589
If you didn't attach the stand then I supposse you could. It doesn't have attachments for that though, because it is meant to be standing. There are some cheaper ones on here specifically for wall mounting! Good luck!
260804
Yes, mine is standing vertical, but it wouldn't be sturdy enough to stack another unit on top.
535774
Yes, absolutely. Although, It is noticed in the instruction manual: This heater is a freestanding unit desingned to be mounted on a wall or set directly on the floor (page 12) with addition feet.
142309
Yes it probably would work just fine. It works ok free standing but moves around a little.
206842
yes, but you will need a large work area. if you have a small work area, you need to set stand to the side.