can it curve or bend? or is it set in the same position to hold the shelf?
223325
it can be pushed in so its not straight,but you may considered it bent a little
223326
I wouldn't, say it bends but it does fold and you can use it without the shelf if you so choose. I am happy with my purchase.
1316826
There is a flexible adjuster. Slides directly on to the shelf. I have had and used these for years in my closet to divide jeans, sweaters, etc. It will adjust but not more than an inch max
2176678
It truly leans...no attachements to the wall necessary. There is even a little leg under the large bottom shelf to help support the shelf if you put heavier items (books) on it.
215710
The 4' sections are fairly flexible to enable bending. However, you could mount them in a straight line if you so desire.
990290
The shelf is in a fixed location. I think it is designed like this, to make the unit more sturdy.
1355199
Yes! Arm that supports shelf rotates! Shelf is fixed to the arm and does NOT rotate relative to the arm.
781309
Yes. The 4 plastic feet at the bottom of the legs may all be adjusted independent of each other. That way, if you have an uneven floor, you'll be able to make adjustments from corner to corner until the unit is steady. The shelves themselves adjust along the length of the legs at 1" increments. There is no other adjustment possible for the legs
1465404
You can't not adjust the slant and the height of the shelf. However I find the slant is perfect for a laptop and there is a lip so nothing slides off and the distance is very generous between the bottom of the slant and shelf. We have two bibles and a laptop on the shelf.
1383161
Can easily bend. I have mine coiled next to the TV When I don't have my laptop lugged into it. Doesn't even need a twist tie on it to keep it that way.
1018064
It should. To be sure that you don't have any shifting I would use flat metal mending braces on the underside of the shelves to keep the 2 pieces together.
1808412
It would hold it. I don't think it would bend, it is pretty sturdy. But the shelf is not solid. It is just strips of metal so the corners of the books might catch or sink though the wholes between the slats. I have a serving tray I sit on the top rack to hold a vase, since the vase would tilt if it slid into the slot. Of course if the boom takes up the whole width you might not have a problem.
1097835
Bending it does not seem to be a problem. I think you would first have to determine if the unit gets enough light to work.
1840721
Don't know specifically. I use it for office supplied and hard cover books. It has worked fine for me. However I could envision the shelves bowing in the middle due to excess weight. This could managed by placement of items
228428
Yes. Three of the shelves are adjustable, but you may have to lay some down if the books are really over-sized. All-in-all it's a pretty sturdy unit.
1273243
They can practically touch. There are notches in the poles that the two part plastic wedge fits into and as long as those wedges are seated in the notches the shelf can drop down on them and seat. Those notches are about an inch apart so you can set the shelves at essentially 1" intervals anywhere along the poles. It is best to have one shelf high and one low just to square up the unit and make it more stable.
1570642
I don't see why not. The turning parts are only on the top. It kind of rests on the outer circumference although it does have some little rubber feet inside. It is quite wide so might only work in a corner depending on how wide your shelves are...
450194
I believe it would stay bent. I am very happy with it as are my house guests.