Would this be stable as a 2-sided shield...keeping 2 panels straight and the 3rd at a right angle?
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Yes, I think so. I have used it that way and just put a saucepan in back of it to hold steady. I do like this splatter guard but wish it were just a couple of inches taller. But I am planning on getting another as I use it so often!
1534453
Yes, I do that from time to time when I want to shield the area next to my stove. Then, I put down some aluminum foil on the other side to "protect" the area and make my clean-up a little easier. When I do keep 2 panels straight, these are able to sit along a narrow space between the grates and the edge of the stove - it has that little bit of support. It would be a little bit wobbly if it didn't have something to "lean" on but would still be able to stay up during your cooking session.
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Yes, these are quite versatile. I never got to use these indoors as splatter guards. I have used them for camping and tailgating, either to shield the flame on cold mornings or direct air to help increase the flame. This would be in MacGyver's trunk. I used it as a skillet for pancakes one time, it's non stick.
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I does work with only 2 sides but it is a little more stable if you form a slight vee instead of a right angle.
1534456
Yes it sits with stability as shown in pic. Very handy product to keep back area of stove clean and less area to clean
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Yes. Is the quick answer. Screen will have to be determined to be left or right? It is designed to be at the bottom. The edging around rough opening is the same all the way around. Depending on your left or right orientation it might not look balanced?
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You probably could do that, but it would have to be secured on both ends - it won't stand up by itself in a straight line
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the screen panel that I have only fits onto one side. hope this answers your question.
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I have only seen it advertised here and elsewhere as a unit. I don't think it would be stable without the 4th side.
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we don't advise that as a good idea! there are many codes that won't pass that upside down! there are bottom fed panels that you can buy to help with what you need! unfortunately i don't have and here, sorry! and for wire question please see the data sheet on this and let me know if you have any other questions! thanks!!! regards, Danielle
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I agree with JodiePDX, it will not be secure but if it is narrow enough eliminating the possibility of tilting sideways, it may work, maybe not more than 3 container height!
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NOt as it comes out of the box, no. You would be missing the vertical brace at one end points and there is only one set of wall mounting hardware. Each panel does come out though, and I think if you could get an additional set of wall mounting hardware it would work.
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If you put it as part of the original pen set the geometry makes it difficult to move ( my son sic till he was one and a half). If you wall mount it you won't have any issues. If you are using the 2 panels by themselves heavy or not, they'll hardly be stable.
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The panels would stay intact. They're not easily snapped apart because you have to align them just right and really push down hard when you connect them.
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The panels were specifically designed to attach to the top brace and legs. If you're thinking about using them as an awning...I doubt that would work very well.
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George,I did that one time.. I placed the screen on a table and set it in a corner so that the sides of the screen were at a 45 degree angle with each side wall and just barely touching to give it stability. I used a sturdy 30 in high table and it worked very well, but I wouldn't recommend it on a regular basis.Jim Bell
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Yes. We have 3 panels connected together and it has not demonstrated any signs of buckling ( up to 175 pounds) when we have stood on it. This has been great for our use in our garage.
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Should not be a problem. There's some overlap, and it secures around the edges.
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I don't think it would be stable - there wouldn't be anything to keep the sides squared up.
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As long as you keep it set up without two panels straightened. Best shape is hexagon for strength. Or remove two panels and make a square.
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The panels are fairly rigid, but sturdy, with a tiny bit of flex. This is a robust panel. If moderate care were taken to protect the panel from impacts, it should be fine. I would use shock cord to secure the panel. While I don't use the panel strapped to my backpack, I would have no qualms doing so, if needed.