the max height being around 4'. can the mechanism be tilted back to raise the line on the wall. I want to mainly use it to hang pictures.
236104
It must be relatively level so tilting will not work, but no worries, you do not need the tripod either. Just place the tool on any level surface of the appropriate height.
236105
No - there is no tilt but the head is removable allowing it to be held on the wall or set on top of something else.
236106
No, It cant be tilted back. I just get some boxes and stack them as high as I need then place this on top of that. I have been able to use it for everything by doing this.
236107
No. Self-leveling, however you can set the tripod on a counter, table, chair to get the right height. Couple weeks ago I put it (just laser head, not tripod) on a bookshelf across the room about 6' high and adjusted by putting the right books under it.
236108
No but you can put it on a stool , a table or anything that you can get the 3 legs to sit on , I have used upside down 5 gal buckets and many other things to get it to the height needed. Tilting it back will just pin the laser it will not be able to self level , defeating the purpose.
888615
No, it's not very adjustable in that aspect. From the top of the back part of the mounting bracket (on the wall) down to the top of the projector is 8 inches.
1782617
I used mine with the shorter leg support a 4" deep curio shelf and the longer leg against the wall -- my guess is that I could have used a max 6" deep shelf.
643902
Height is not adjustable and you can tilt the screen back and forth. It takes a little extra force then you would think. If you wish for more height i suggest wall mounting it or if you plan to get two just order a VESA dual mount desk clamp holder. Don't remember the exact name but it's something vesa
120678
You can if that is the look you are going for as about 26" against the wall then it will taper out about 16" to a total of 20" out from the wall. I hope this helps.
2037297
It's stationary and ours was not level, we didnt want to break the welds, so we ended up having to tilt the stand (~4" from the wall on one side and ~6" from the wall on the other)theres a way to give a slight adjustment by making the screws that hold the TV mount to the stand tighter or looser - but you can only go so loose/tight so it may give you like an inch of swivel.
2281274
The stand is not adjustable you would have to prop it up. I bolted a 2x4 to the wall bought a metal L beam from HD for the back of the TV and than secured that to the 2x4. It provides the best angle and only cost $10
252565
I wouldn't say it can be tilted. You can take the clamp and change the way it works - Horizontal or Vertical. Note that the Umbrella pole is short. Once clamped to a director's chair with a shorter back, you will need to still duck to get in, so it does do a pretty good job of protrecting your upper half.
915318
You can adjust the height when assembled it was around 4 foot it looks like it can be raised another 3-4 feet.
1361737
That would be pushing it at best. It says it's 22 inches between the center of the brackets when fully extended. It might work but I doubt you'll be able to angle them at all.
1399381
unfortunately it doesn't straighten out. The hinges only allow it to open as far as shown in the picture. So no, I'd say it cannot go on the wall.
1733339
there is a lip on the back of the top so a little clearance is required or it would strike the wall and not open completely; allow for about 4-5 inches!
1512047
If you want a flat surface I think it will be 33.5 inches at the highest setting, unless you modify it somehow (assuming you have mad "jerry-rigging" skills). I think if you have the surface tilted vertically it might reach 46 in., but then the bottom of the surface seems rather low for using as an artist. Maybe as a display it would be okay. Maybe. I think it works better in a horizontal position, or slightly slanted, in which case one end would be higher than 33 in. And the other edge would be lower. 46 in is misleading, unless this item has changed since I bought it.
1791561
Absolutely! You can push it all the way to the wall with about a 4" gap which is about as flush as it gets with a swivel mount. If you're looking for a mount to be as snug as possible you can find those however you will have to sacrifice the mobility of a mount like this one. Let me just say I HIGHLY recommend this mount... built like a tank but easy to move!
1683893
Even the LOWER edge support-is adjustable up to about 42" off the floor. This easel is for larger work than yours if you cannot reach eye level I think. The top piece can go WAY up-over 80". Re: there are 2 grooves on each side that you can slide them up or down, then tighten. Stuck/sticky? try hand sanding the groove a bit and rub a candle there to make it smoother gliding. If you know a good carpenter--they can route a piece to fit above the metal piece and use that as a lower bar, or try and put that lower piece above the metal tab half way up the center wood instead of below it? Might work 4 U.
1063953
The higher the rise the steeper the angle. The limiting size is the width of the ramp which is close to 5"
479157
We used this on a banner messuring 4X8 and lifted it about 6 or 7 feet, and it was not fully extended. I would say it could go up as high as 8ft and as wide as 10.