Can this be mounted to a vertical plank, as opposed to a horizontal one?
1179084
It was used primarily for a wheelchair and hospital bed. They were bars not flat surfaces. After much use, the grip became less able to hold the tablet up, whether vertical or horizontal. So I had to use pillows to prop.
1179085
yes it should be able to that first articulation is 180 degrees so I think that would work.
1156616
Yes. There are mounting brackets on the back for vertical or horizontal. I'm very happy with this purchase
415752
You wouldn't be able to, the rails for the TV (the vertical ones in the picture) are largely just held on by the weight of the TV. Even if you could rotate it it's likely that the TV wouldn't be wide enough to cover the horizontal rack.
1356934
Yes I am sure the gauges can be rotated. Should be no problem mounting vertical.
234802
The mounting holes on the clothesline housing are too far apart to mount directly to a wooden post but a short plank (18" or so) could be attached to the post and the clothesline attached to the plank and it would work just fine. Hope this helps!
1434769
I'm sure it can. However, the slits in the back are positioned for it to be hung horizontally. To hang it vertically you'd have to modify it yourself I'm sure.
817706
No. I tried doing the very same thing an it wouldnt work. The wall brackets don't swivel enough to make it flush against the wall. It is definitely engineered to only go betweeen two vertical surfaces.
1089021
I don't see why not. It should be easy to mount vertically as long as it'll fit. I would say you would mount it exactly as you would if you mount it horizontally. It is pretty versatile.
406792
It can be mounted vertical but towards the bottom. It works by heating the air, witch circulates it.
332647
This mount is made to be installed vertical. I doubt that you could install it horizontally and make it work properly.
1121221
Yes, positioning is not a problem but it has to be mounted on a vertical surface.
1045223
I don't know that it would be worth it. It has two bars that run back to the far side. The attachments are kind of like c-clamps with bolts/butterfly knobs to hold them in place, designed to go around metal spring bases, so you'd have to do some serious bending and stretching to get it to fit on wood planks. If your base is solid wood with no gaps, then definitely no dice.
673073
Not as is. But a better and more elegant way is to mount a plank or 2 2x4's on the wall, one for the hooks and the other for the elbows.
787272
Yes (sort of). It is more of a "square peg" thing so only works on the 90 degree angles, but you can mount the stand on a vertical surface as well as horizontal. I currently have mine mounted on the side of my desk hutch.
1469531
I don't see how that would be possible. It mounts well as shown in the picture, but the only mounting holes are the ones in the picture, and would need to be fixed to a single joist.
1927626
Yes, for vertical mount. I mounted the smallest one horizontally and I had to add a large hose clamp to secure it.
2209571
No, this unit as shipped will not mount to a vertical surface. You may be able to find a different arm, or an additional part directly from the company.