Do you have to hang completely upside down or can you do it at 10% angles or 20%???
2029322
You can control the angle. I don't know that you can be as precise as 10% or 20%, but I do know that it is very easy to control. There isn't sudden movement and you can control your angle by the angle of your arms. It's all detailed in the instructions included with the inversion table.
630425
For me, out of the package it was sticky enough to hold upside down. I've had it a week and it's a bit more broken in, DEFINITELY sticky enough for a 45-degree angle.
1434768
Mine is hung vertically. just make sure you square the measurements and use the included wall anchors.
1335041
It's pictured upside down. The umbrella hole in the top half will allow you to adjust the angle of the umbrella. Whoever assembled it for the photo just got it wrong, which is quite easy to do.
2179883
it does tilt down but not up. i think 15 degrees. and no you cant install it upside down. hope that helps.
1315733
yes you can hang it down side instead of upward. the only thing you might want to go to 3 Labs instead of 4
86026
I hung them from bicycle hanging hooks! They have the rounded front to loop forward and upward! I also have stored them upside down in the closet or,,,behind a chair in the bedroom,Bungy cords can secure them as well! They are tough to store, but I love them!
518521
Heck ya! You can invert at any angle. I don't invert all the way ever cause i have several problems with knee and back. My doc says he's all for inversion even though I've had back surgery and knee replacement, so long as i don't hang totally upside down. 60 degrees is what he says max angle should be for me. I love this thing and it does reduce my pain significantly. I'm 52 and have lost 2" of my height and can actually tell height increase after use. Buy it and you will use it! (+ friends and kids) It has a belt you can adjust angle and prevents it from going all the way down. Hope this helps. KEEP MOVING! Good Luck! , Paul
638582
It has to hang above, I have two and I don't believe the angle could be moved that much even if it were mounted on a board of some kind. Hope that helps.
360992
There is no degree setting on the machine, I control angle by hanging on the the handles which can be used all the way down to just short of vertical
1188709
No it only has about 10 degrees to 15 degrees of adjustment. I was actually thinking if I can mount them upside down if I would be able to fit it properly. However if you were to use a 90 degree mounting bracket with brackets supplied you could make that work
1016495
No you cannot. Not without modifying the unit that is. Once the main bracket is fixed securely to the wall, the TV hangs on the top half of the bracket, and gravity helps the tilting mechanism click/lock into place. It would not work upside down, the TV would fall.
1619139
Should be kind of stable, but you won't be able to change the angle on it.....
1573288
No, you can play with the angles a bit because its comes in so many pieces but you can't fully change the direction. Also, while it is a total pain to assemble, it looks really cute in our daughters room. Good luck!
527423
I hung mine upside down with no problem. I used lag bolts with washers to secure the safe to the wall. In fact, there are two holes on either end of the safe. You could only tell up from down by looking at the shape of the holes/slots.
681906
No, but you can change the orientation before turning it upside down. Sideways no.
410235
There is a strap that prevents full inversion; however that strap is easily removable, I hang completely upside down and even further (than 180 degrees) if I want to.