can you use it if there is no wall or solid structure behind it? thanks for your help!!
639274
I do. It is as if you are propped with a large sofa pillow and then a wedge behind that. I have had mine a couple years now and am still very happy with it!
639275
Nope, it works for me because I use it against the wall or agaings the bed head but you don't count with a support structure, this will tip over or not provide resistance.
143054
I have mine against the wall, it is solid for my purposes, it is a great value for the price. Hope you are happy with it.
436018
Nope! It leans against the wall. So as long as you're on a level ground you'll be ok.
785182
As long as you secure it properly its should work... A wall is the ideal spot however
17110
I Belive you need to mound vertical on a wall for it to work properly. Horizontal I do not think is an option because you can't walk on it and they're would be no convection effect.
1363705
You can, but it doesn't seem very stable. I think it is designed for the horizontal position.
1270717
You have to build it so you could probably build it without putting the legs on if you wanted.. Not entirely sure though
2460
If you mean an open loop, probably not out of the box, because there are no hardware to fix it to walls. If used outside, they provide anchors to bury in the ground, so it could be used as a fence, but will be flimsy, without additional fixtures.
137011
It would be possible but there is no bottom in it. You would end up with an empty space on one end, which I guess you could put against the wall. Hope this answers your question.
920738
It would be pretty difficult due to how close you would be to the wall. I would suggest going to a ceiling mounted unit.
1303997
that is how I used it. Just put it a little higher, if you can. I put something under it, like a board, or sometimes nothing. It works well.
1774251
I have a wall and it still didn't work so I would think the answer is no and also I advise not to use the ones with the open areas, things fall through it and it''s not easy to get back there and remove.
1139864
You can use just one side and lean it against the wall. You would need a flat wall though with good enough bounce. We've tried concrete wall and it works just fine. Our kids use both sides leaned against separate walls when they want to practice at their own pace.
956745
No. You wont need it! Beware to put a piece of solid wood below, because it is heavy. Enjoy!
673791
I'd go along with everyone else and say if it's hollow you might need different attachments than screws (can't think of what they call the ones for hollow walls). However, you can mount it on the wall behind a door. Should function about the same.
1337623
You will want a wall behind this speaker for best performance. I've tried it without and, while the sound is still very good for a sound bar, it's considerably better with the rear wall.
1215904
If you anchored it to the wall, it's possible, but it is really supposed to go with the frame. It is very unstable without it.