Does the tray tilt? Is there an adjustable screw or something on the back to hold it in place? I have a semi heavy binder I don't want it to tip.
1171851
The tray actually has two locking screws. I put a honer harmonica case with about 15 harmonicas on it and it held just fine in the flat position. It seems to be a really strong, well-built piece. I also have used it with some reasonably heavy binders with no problem at all. I like mine a lot.
1171852
It is adjustable and looks to be sturdy. I bought these for my church choir. They all seem to like them. I personally have not used them.
1171853
Yes, the tray tilts, the legs can be adjusted to keep the stand from falling over, raise it up, or down. I really like the stand, I got this one for my granddaughter and she loves it. I have another brand which cost more, works the same way, and it's a tad bit heavier than this one, it's also 12 years old. If I had to replace it, I would buy this stand for myself as well.
1077909
It is adjustable but doesn't fold completely back as it also holds up the top.
1902391
It didn't tilt down much. You could prop it downward by putting under the back, like a 1/2 inch (or so) book. Not the best, but maybe it can meet your needs. When I looked a desk fans I recall that the range of tilting was not great; I use a 1/2" stick to elevate the one I now have.
801393
Mine can definitely tilt. It sounds like yours is either defective or the hinge is just really tight! (some pictures for proof: http://imgur.com/a/MAN8L )
330181
No . The magnetic piece just keeps it closed. When I fold mine all the way back I use a clip on book light that holds it in place.
1002844
My two drawers are both filed with files so if one is open, there is no problem with tipping. However if both are open, obviously it does tip.
397749
It is a loop, which I use to hang it on a door knob when I'm not using it. FYI, the holder works well only with small paperbacks. It doesn't support large paperbacks and hardback books.
1388912
There was no mounting equipment. It would be very difficult to tip over as most of the weight is on the back of the bookcase. I have no concerns about it tipping.
115113
There is a spring loaded pin to pull up at the base of the rack. This allows the rack to tilt down. The pin stays in place so the rack just clicks back in when raised.
1967259
Mine doesn't tilt back easily either. It's very stiff. It isn't made very well.
1319892
the weight of the iron and the board prevent the holder from wobbling. You can always bend the top hooks to secure it better to your door size if needed.
304690
Yes, you can adjust the tilt. The wooden base has four different slots carved into it. You can adjust the tilt (and adjust for various thicknesses of books) by moving the plastic piece that serves as a backboard into different slot nearer or farther away from the clear cover.
1348913
Mine tilts up too. Happened after I put it in the dishwasher. It's not too bad so it doesn't bother us too much.
1780823
I just finished a paperback 800 pages. It works but the book holder is a little unstable at the beginning and end if the book when the book is really thick because the book is not balanced. I used a small pillow behind the book holder to prop it up. I LOVE my book holder
1824398
Maybe when the file is extended. Mine is about 4" when its folded up. It is more stable to hold when the file is extended. That could be intentional. Hope this helps.
313544
No screw to loosen or tighten; tilt adjusted by an internal ratchet which as you mentioned would appear to wear out in time. Since I have had my fan running nonstop for almost 3 days and I've been using it very often in the last month, I have not needed to adjust the tilt often, just once or twice. I would imagine if I were tilting it up then down and up again, sooner or later the ratcheting device or whatever it is would loosen and I'll be left with a downward tilting fan.
852594
no. it just tilts up and down depending on where you want it or if your inserting a dvd or SD card