Can the base be oriented vertically without the figures falling over? I'd love to have them climbing up the side of a wall!
1190112
I do not have mine opened, but I do have a spider man figure who has the same kind of base and it has been hanging on the wall for over five years, as long as you pose them right and make sure their feet are in the pegs you should have no problem having them scale the wall
504554
I'm not sure you would want to do that without hinging the top pieces to the wall. They're very sturdy but I wouldn't stack anything on top of them without hardware especially if kids will be around. I think it would be very dangerous without bracketing The top piece to the wall and to the base unit
1803246
It will only be super stable horizontally. But using the Velcro they include and maybe an additional piece, you can definitely macgyver it to work vertically.
521444
Yes, pull up, rotate then push down. That is even if you mount the base vertically or horrizontally.
2194938
There is no angle. The legs are vertical when attached. They do no cant the leg
186186
They slant and are covered with fabric on the back. It is firm toward the top on the back so I guess one might try to screw a hanger in there but I would be worried about damaging something. The only way I can them practically being wall mounted is to put them on a tiny shelves the size of the bases.
1412916
Hi, Yes you can!! I have two of them an with a drill an a couple of screws 4,.. I can see it hanging from the wall. the base swivels on its own and so does the rest of the stand. todaly plausible. Erik
1351084
You can screw the 4-legged base and the pole to face any direction. But once screwed in, if you wanted to change direction, you'd have to take them apart and re-screw.
1806897
I would say no. It is not one continuous vertical unit. It goes together using the middle shelf. I think if you were to try to attach the uprights to a wall, with the bottom unsupported, it would not work well.
871375
Not really. You could tilt them and even rotate them easily but you would need tools to adjust the height.
926490
No, it's not straight vertically. But that's part of why it's so stable!If a toddler were on the top step I don't think it would move. But then I probably wouldn't put a toddler on the top step on anything. If this stool were against a wall or something flat, and toddler were on top step there would be enough to support child. First step would be safer to stand on.
589930
Yes you can. It stands vertically, and the feet curve out a bit to ensure that it won't fall away from the wall with either one or two bikes hung from it.
1329745
As shown in the picture there is a slight incline as the base rests on a cross bar, so as you see it in the picture is how it starts you need it this way to get in and adjust the foot lock setting, so I guess no to completely vertical.
1978758
The top of this unit is open; the wood unit hangs on the bell unit. So No, you cannot install this vertically.
1301625
Yes, you can. It is advertised as being able to be used either way, and also says so in the manual. I have two that are mounted vertically and have no issues with them. :)
241113
You can lock the height - the bar to the side raises or lowers them. But no, you can not keep them from swiveling.
1122502
Yes, it's possible but it may not be as sturdy as you would like in child's bedroom. I would limit the stack to three and that might defeat your purpose of vertical space.