What angles does the table tilt? Can it be tilted verticaly?
1018290
Does not go straight vertical . Regarding angles... I don't know. Has many minute angle changes though
159762
No, it can't tilt in the traditional sense. You can use the sand anchor at an angle to get some degree of tilt, but not much.
1244377
Yes you can adjust the both the height and the angle. The side of the table that has the retractable cup holder will sag where the cup holder is if there is a constant weight on the table top like a 15" laptop.
1280060
Yep, everything is adjustable. The tilt is great it even goes negative, height is adjustable upto about a foot, I don't really use the rotate feature but it does work but if you use it you'd need to put the moniter towards the edge of the table since the height isn't tall enough to clear the tabletop
2180685
Thank you. I am going to make a table to work it on that can tilt a little so I dont have to have it flat all the time, thanks for the info.
1504356
It is not designed to stand in the vertical position. In portrait/landscape position it holds fairly well but it doesn't lock in solidly so a wobbly table or well placed bump may possibly destabilize it. Also the angle is not the best for viewing on average table heights. Lower heights will give better angle.
1371479
Using the stock stand the monitor can tilt back (away from you with the bottom moving up and top moving back) about 40 degrees. It also can swing left and right. However it cannot be turned vertical on the stand (as far as I know).
677121
Hi, No it can't tilt downward at any angle, but it can tilt upward to any angle. Thank you,
2107767
They're probably talking about how the top tilts. When it's tilted all the way up, the table will be overall taller than when it's laying down. If that's what they mean, then the lowest measurement would be the most correct (unless you want to put it in an attic corner or something, where the maximum height would be important). Oh, and the feet are also a little adjustable, but they can probably only add an inch at the most.
685782
It does slant away a little, but the weight of the computer straightens it out. It is, however, too high to use as a computer table.
1321730
The table tilts 45 degrees to the right and 10 degrees to the left. Before tilting it to the left, you must adjust a set bolt under the table.
764596
No. This table does not tilt. It does adjust to different heights. I was very happy with it's size and height adjustment: However, it has to be taken apart to store reasonably as it does not fold down.
2046974
The table can be used flat. I've been using it as a crafting table. It's very sturdy. Haven't had the need to tilt it yet.
472487
There are three position holes where the table mounts to the base. By adjusting to different holes you can control how aggressive or sensitive the table is. You can find one that will allow the table to go beyond vertical, allowing you to hang freely. I used gravity boots and a bar for 30 years and switched to inversion tables as I got older. I like to hang free of the table. If properly adjusted you can do that on this one.
2239465
I don't know about setting it to 90 degrees precisely, but there is an adjustable strap underneath the table. You control the angle of the table by letting out or taking in more slack. The more you let it out, the greater the tilt and vice versa. Does this help at all?
395976
I have it mounted horizontally, can't remember if it could be turned vertically.
685786
The table really does slant away from you. It cannot be adjusted. It feels kind of awkward, but I have gotten used to it over time. I would have purchased another table had I been aware of this odd quirk in the table's design.