Does this table flip completly verticle
1479860
Eric:Eric: Yes, if you open up the safety strap. It is not advisable to invert completely vertical initially. so you should start out slowly at first until you get use to the table. Some people advise not to invert totally.
1479861
Yes..if you remove the strap that holds you in the angle you choose..also has three settings at the pivot point.
1479862
yes it does - it has a strap that you can adjust so you can control how far it tilts over - but yes it will hang you completely vertical
1163224
You can only flip it with a ramp or something. It will not flip going on a solid surface.
962139
Nope. It is a very simple pivot. It can flop this way, or that way. That being said, if you put your feet on it when it's tilted all the way one way, it won't move easily. You have to adjust where your weight is to make it rock.
2047900
When you are fully inverted it locks into place. You don't have to do anything, but need to bd fully inverted. Your back doesn't really touch the table any more when you are fully inverted.
2010312
I've had the bed for several months and have rotated it once. It is built not to be flipped, but you can rotate it.
2270237
None at all, unless balance is an issue for you now I wouldn't be to worried. If the right side was high on a side walk and left side was low on the street, I guess there is a possibility of flipping but all in all, flipping is something I would hold me back from at least trying it out. It seemed very stable to us. My two year old was playing on it. And if she can't flip it over I'd like to meet the person who can because she's the roughest toughest girl I know
1768358
Thanks for all the answers - I have determined that my table's spinning is not normal behavior nor does it work as intended.
2119906
It is relative to your position. If you sit the base still over a table, it will tilt to the left. It only will go from 90 (straight) to 45 degrees (to the left). If you grab it in the air, and loosen the base, the base will tilt to the right. Hope that helps.
1964949
Good question...You can rotate, but material on bottom is different so I don't believe it is designed to be flippable.
195590
No, but you don't need to. Since the table is turned by a spinning "gear" that meshes with a matching outcrop on the bottom of the platter, all that you need to do is turn the platter UPSIDE DOWN. that way the gear will spin without turning the platter.
1768363
My table doesn't move around at all. I set it on a sturdy kitchen table and it stays completely in place.
104186
Yes, only if you are satisfied standing at that edge of the table. There is no side to side rotation of the shelf.
626182
No. But rotating the whole table is good enough for me. :-) (The swiveling stands I've seen tend to be much more expensive.)
673089
No the desk is in 2 pieces. The directions are great to follow. I have mine put together opposite of this picture. I love this desk. It is the perfect size since I live in an apartment. Fits great in the corner. Does not take up much room, but has a lot of space. Yes the top surface is finished on both sides. No need to flip? I hope this helps.
1670156
It has real wheels and they work. It will roll if you push it. It won't roll if you just put your feet on top. I love this table.
362103
Ours did, yes. Great table. The only downside is when playing as one player there is a large space between the verticle side vs. the horizontal side.
1445923
The arm does not actually swing. If it did, it would throw off the cantalever and the table would become unstable. The table top does swivel. I was kinda bumed about that myself. It is pretty nice though. No other product I researched was any more convenient. Maybe if they made the base round it could swivel.