How can it stand on its own. I want it to be straight, how it can it be without any brackets?
2065665
If you want it stay on straight line, then it has to be against wall. I own the gates, it could stand on by itself, how ever won't very stable, 'cause any movement could make it fall.
650247
Stand the unit up and the two parallel pieces of the frame resting on the ground, about 4 feet long, will need to be spread apart from each other. Stand at either end and grab the upright portions of the frame, one in each hand, and simply separate them. If you gently "shake" as you separate, the opposite end from you will also separate and the top portion of the frame will form an "X" when viewed from the bottom up. No stakes are needed to make it stand up, it will stand up by itself. The stakes only keep the unit from moving backwards when you hit balls into it. I have rigged a different way of keeping it from moving since I use it in my garage(10-foot ceiling) where there is no way to use the stakes. Stand the unit up and the two parallel pieces of the frame resting on the ground, about 4 feet long, will need to be spread apart from each other. Stand at either end and grab the upright portions of the frame, one in each hand, and simply separate them. If you gently "shake" as you separate, the opposite end from you will also separate and the top portion of the frame will form an "X" when viewed from the bottom up. No stakes are needed to make it stand up, it will stand up by itself. The stakes only keep the unit from moving backwards when you hit balls into it. I have... » Read More Stand the unit up and the two parallel pieces of the frame resting on the ground, about 4 feet long, will need to be spread apart from each other. Stand at either end and grab the upright portions of the frame, one in each hand, and simply separate them. If you gently "shake" as you separate, the opposite end from you will also separate and the top portion of the frame will form an "X" when viewed from the bottom up. No stakes are needed to make it stand up, it will stand up by itself. The stakes only keep the unit from moving backwards when you hit balls into it. I have rigged a different way of keeping it from moving since I use it in my garage(10-foot ceiling) where there is no way to use the stakes. « Show Less
2210097
Use a pair pliers to bend the bracket straight. Use a hammer to get it completely flat and straight.
421529
It does not stand on its own it's more of a wall devote but every heavy I had to nail it in to my wall it's in 3 together prices that are connected my little circles so it folds on its self for best storage it's very realistic but again won't stand on its own comes in one peice but to heavy for just stands tape to put on wall hope that helps
80655
It will stand up by itself. Windy conditions it should be secured with the stakes.
80663
I put mine together myself, but no, it doesn't seem to lean at all, it stand perfectly straight. You could potentially have a defect in your stand, either that or maybe you didn't get the screws in all the way?
381954
This can't stand on its own, so it would have to be something that allowed it to hang from the top. But I don't know of anything.
1214469
It can stand alone, but the back of the side shelves are not finished wood and would look different from the side. It is a very heavy unit and not easy to move. Hope this helps.
235228
Probably yes but it wouldn't stand by itself. Either you lay it flat or prop it with something.
1616153
Has to be kept hanging from a rod. There is no question of it standing on its own. It doesn't have a frame of any sort.
1503806
you can use the legs for it to stand on its own. or you can lean it against something. we have done both.
2185264
It would will stand on it's own, but it would not be very sturdy, I would suggest putting a base under it, like a piece of plywood to hold is apart and also more steady, you may still have some problems if someone bumps into it.
1845977
It mostly stands on its own. Leave a little room to allow some fold in the panels. Asked yourself, 'will it be bumped', 'will there be a weak or strong breeze', and adjust folds accordingly. If it is fully extended, it will need to rest on something. Keep it simple and it is a nice addition to any room, situation. Enjoy!
2089587
You can just lean it against the wall, or use any background stand you want . It has loops you can stick a support thru.
956260
The bracket at the top of this pic has 2 holes that have to be mounted (screwed) into a solid surface to support the weight of the unit/TV. Ceiling can be straight or vaulted. There's a hinge at the top that will keep the TV hanging straight.
629114
It will stand on its own. Soft sides with three rigid dividers. It has Velcro strips on the bottom to hold it in place (read the full product description). I've purchased three and will purchase more when needed. I recommend.
184740
No, I would say not. It is not sturdy enough to stand alone in most cases, it should be mounted. But since it is made for a corner, a little velcro can make it steady.