I am assuming that this sits on top of the desk without falling over???
1458843
Yes, it does. It's very sturdy - sturdier than the box store version of this type of storage box.
1458844
It does indeed. It stores documents and stands like a normal accordion file.
1458845
I had no problems with it falling over. Also the pictures don't do it justice, my wife loves it!
666678
Well it is supposed to be used as a lap stand, so I say if you were sitting in bed or on the couch, it shouldn't topple over. If you plan on leaving your laptop on it while you keep it on a table or the floor, and you are not near it, I would say a cat jumping on it would make it topple over. Hope that helps.
2162800
I know the picture looks like the table is "ready to jump"...however, it the human involved sets the "legs" in secure position that is comfortable for use while in bed, then sets their computer on it, it should remain stable. If the human using it, moves, or changes position, the table should be repositioned. I, personally, don't see the table causing injuries...if there are any, it would be "pilot error".
873662
If it's on the floor and nothing is attached to it I'd think not. I put the half size cabinet on top of mine and it fell over once.
1668764
No. It cannot. There is no weight at the bottom of the unit. So it would clearly fall over. It must be attached to something heavy. I attached it to a simple nightstand, and it is fine. The taller the piece of furniture, the better.I suppose it might be ok if you put something very heavy on top of the "feet" on the floor. But it would have to be extremely heavy. Or perhaps you could anchor it to the floor with something.
525730
No, just put it on the desk but make sure during monitor installation to keep it balanced.
308034
We installed ours in a hospital provider workroom attached to fairly sturdy countertops so the weight wasn't an issue. I would be more worried about it tipping over the desk (topheavy). I believe if the station was left square over your desk and not pulled forward, you COULD be fine. Try it - if it's too heavy - retune it. Amazon has a great return policy. If still unsure, don't risk injury to yourself, children or pets. Look for something else. :) Good day to you.
1687541
The desk is largely a high-impact plastic. I would be hesitant to drill any holes in the desk. Really though, the balance on this is so superb, anti-slip surface effective, and the glide up and down so smooth, I can't imagine my 24" display falling off, unless your desk is inside a private jet or tour bus. I do have a foam back desk mat underneath, only because I had that left over from before acquiring the VariDesk.
1400937
It has a V-shaped flat metal foot which just sits on the desk. It's quite stable - I've tilted my desk considerably by accident and the monitor stayed upright. I've moved mine around quite a bit without trouble.
270745
Yes...but being that its a small stand with a small base you have to adjust the top portion to keep it balanced so it doesn't fall.
1910682
No, the computer just 'sits' on the shelf. The computer is probably too heavy even if you could hook up some kind of straps for it.
1429676
It does not go above the desk. It can go to just a little below the desk surface.
2094405
no, the desk top is part of the structure strength ... it's actually a particleboard top attached to a steel tube frame ... you'd have to fabricate parts to tie the lower half together without the desktop
589933
No, it shouldn't fall over unless it is hit hard or something, it is a very stable rack
1053231
No. It's to be on the floor but you can secure the top part against the wall.
1469724
If you are attaching it to a desk, no. If it is left free-standing it definitely needs to be slightly folded to stay upright.
2218093
It works perfectly mounted on the wall and sitting on the desk. I have mine pushed against the wall on my desk, and I have never had a problem with it tipping over