Can this dryer stand by itself if left on a table or the floor? In the picture it looks like it has some tiny legs.
1165612
The dryer would be better hung. It is not heavy enough if you give the hose a tug.
1165613
It's pretty sturdy. It'll move if you pull the hose too hard, but it stands up pretty well.
1165614
It is supposed to be able to stand alone but is knocked over very easily. It comes with a hook to hang on the wall and that has worked out well for me. I wouldn't recommend leaving it on table if you aren't able to hang it up be sure it's on the floor
1318370
Yes. . it has a small one, but it readily falls off. It is a good little dryer though.
1901163
It is a table top dryer, no chair. But you would do best to search around for a better one than this one, because it is not that great.
1830196
Technically, the surface could be a little over 31" off the floor, but it couldn't stand alone. If the bottom joint is at a 90 degree angle to make it stable, it could stand alone with the surface anywhere up to 21" high.
2248166
As long as you stand it as show in the photo (in a W shape, not straight) it stands fine on its own. I haven't had any issues with mine.
608337
It can stand on its own, I suppose but it is not designed for that. If you put tall things in it (like ceran wrap) it might tip over. You should mount it, but beware, it is not easy to mount: it requires precision and I recommend adding a washer to the screw it comes with, otherwise it is a truly unnecessarily tedious job.
21729
Yes, it has like a plastic stick that makes it stand, its very easy to assemble. Its very small it is full w 4 jeans
2118118
It can stand on its own, but it has no rubber grips and slides extremely easily over smooth surfaces. Like a desk.In my personal experience, No. One accidental bump would send this to the floor, and the material it is made from would not survive. Secure it with screws.
1938460
I don't have it with me now, But I would say no...it's a smooth surface on the outside. You could get a metal spiral stand for your sink to put your dryer in (on the sink) or lay it in an opened drawer in your bathroom cabinet..under the sink. Hope this helps!
114014
I cannot remember exactly, but most certainly the legs were screwed on. Without the legs, the unit is 18 1/2 inches high. I am certainl that it could be put directly on the floor with pads under it etc.
2124919
the base of the dryer is less than a foot in width and in length. It does not take up much space on the counter
1112491
It has legs. It stands up wll and is pretty solid. I probably have 20 magazines in it right now. The table part is a little sketchy. There is a piece of wood that you turn to prop that part up. Don't know if I'd set anything heavy on that part.
1716362
No. The desk doesn't stand on its own. It is supported by being held between your legs.
2185266
It should be able to stand on its on. The ground anchors that come with it are not attached so there shouldn't be a problem of it standing alone. One caution, however, it tends to be somewhat flemsey when not attached at the bottem.
132208
It stands on its own. The surprising thing to me was the lightness of the cleaner itself. When you use it, though, when the handle is released, the weight of the shaft shifts similar to a heavier cleaner. I was pleasantly suprised with the powerful suction and cleaning.
704569
are you sure you need it? They are flat on the bottom and should stand up by themselves. I would just have them both blowing cool air into the back of the cabinet.
25061
I do not have the stand, I have the steam pressure on my top my dryer. However I have place the steamer on my ironing board and used it as well. With the size of the steam pressure you can place it anywhere to use.