How tall can the vertical arm become?
1999359
The stand will raise the projector 3 feet; however, it can be clamped to a table edge and swung out to project to the floor in order to extend the reach.
1667595
Yes, the arm can be at any height on the post, from just above the base to the top. I've done the same thing you're asking about and it works great.
2076285
The table height is not adjustable. The arm height & position are adjustable.
2236624
They can be adjusted to be closer or further away angle wise, but if you mean literal vertical elevating, I do not believe they can. However I expect if you are clever enough with metalwork, welding, machining/casting and have enough beer, that anything is possible...
1363132
Both legs and arms are adjustable. With the arms fully lowered, the range of leg adjustment from floor to top of arms is 22 - 27 inches. You could probably gain an additional arm height reduction of an inch or two by fully lowering the arms, as well.
36336
I don't think you can add arms......if you have good balance then it will work for you...if not, need one with arms
1357660
The weight won't be a problem. But the height might be if you want an easy tip back and tip up based on an optimum balance of the weight. There is a height adjustment that allows the unit to easily tip back and up when the arms are raised or lowered. If the height exceeds the maximum setting then a tall person can still use it. But they will have to force the unit back and then pull themselves up, which isn't easy once you've been upside down for a while. They will have to be in really good physical condition to do it too, meaning strong.
1919410
No. Arm swings out so that a person does not have to lean forward but that is a horizontal swivel. There is no vertical movement by arm. The mirror itself swivels so that a taller person could tilt mirror up and look down into mirror. A shorter person could tilt mirror down and look up into mirror.
755845
The arm heights are adjustable but not low enuf for me (5ft3in)...it doesn't bother my wife who's the same height so go figure...
1882889
No you can not change the height. It don't think so. I'll nabbed to check that out.
553866
It can be adjusted vertically from 12" to 18". I found that even at it's lowest setting, it was still too tall. I had to raise the object being photographed. It isn't really a tripod either. It has a three sided bottom that must be on a solid, flat surface. You will need lot's of room for that (about 18" wide by 8" deep). I found that the camera stand (tripod) was not stable enough for me. When I pushed the camera button, the stand would rock back and forth a little. We ended up buying a real tripod. This allowed for a more comfortable height so I didn't have to stand hunched over. It can be adjusted vertically from 12" to 18". I found that even at it's lowest setting, it was still too tall. I had to raise the object being photographed. It isn't really a tripod either. It has a three sided bottom that must be on a solid, flat surface. You will need lot's of room for that (about 18" wide by 8" deep). I found that the camera stand (tripod) was not stable enough for me. When I pushed the camera button, the stand would rock back and forth a little. We ended up buying a real tripod. This allowed for a more comfortable height so I didn't have to stand... » Read More It can be adjusted vertically from 12" to 18". I found that even at it's lowest setting, it was still too tall. I had to raise the object being photographed. It isn't really a tripod either. It has a three sided bottom that must be on a solid, flat surface. You will need lot's of room for that (about 18" wide by 8" deep). I found that the camera stand (tripod) was not stable enough for me. When I pushed the camera button, the stand would rock back and forth a little. We ended up buying a real tripod. This allowed for a more comfortable height so I didn't have to stand hunched over. « Show Less
23532
The height can be locked. The angle cannot be locked, unfortunately. It does roll to an angle either way.
208628
The arm has two sections. The inner section only moves horizontally in a 180 degree arc. The outer arm section pivots horizontally as well but also vertically. The vertical adjustment on my installation is 8 inches up from center. I can adjust down only about 6 inches but that's because it bumps into the desk. The vertical adjustment is in an arc so the distance from the wall changes as you raise and lower it.
121460
Very tall, I'm 6 foot and it goes at least 6+ inches higher than me. You have to make sure to extend all arms.
418839
He's approximately 1 1/2 feet, from toe to head, when transformed in the shown configuration, slightly taller when the limbs are swapped. Each individual robot is around 6 1/2 to 7 inches in height, and their alt modes are about 5-6 1/2 inches long when transformed.
1995135
Main arm is 5" tall. From top of bottom plate to bottom of top plate is 7 1/4".
1526289
The accordion arm rotates horizontally at its base, and the mirror mount rotates horizontally at the other end of the accordion. Additionally, the mirror can be tilted vertically. The accordion arm can extend horizontally about two feet, keeping a fairly constant height. We mounted ours so that the mirror is slightly higher than the tallest user's height, about six feet from the floor.