Can I lay this on its side?
2030894
Yes, definitely! I used mine to store markers, using the clear cases as shelves. Hope this helps!
2030895
Yes you can but to stack it is better to have them upright and also it is more difficult to read the labels.
2030896
Yes, and it will work as in holding your CD's in place but you will be sacrificing the secure stacking which the clear rubber legs on bottom and indented receivers on top provide.
2030897
I tried it with one of mine with the following results...Pro's:- CD's slide in/out just fineCon's:- The CD titles are harder to read- You will need to put something under it, as it slides easily on furniture when it's on its side- The "gel-like" rubber feet, that are on what is supposed to be the bottom, stick out a little (very little) when placed on its side. These feet do a great job of holding the unit in place. It appears you might be able to peel them off if you need to. Perhaps you can move them to the new-bottom side. Personally, I'd leave them in place and buy new feet at your local hardware store.Overview: In my opinion, if you can stop it from sliding around it should work fine. I tried it with one of mine with the following results...Pro's:- CD's slide in/out just fineCon's:- The CD titles are harder to read- You will need to put something under it, as it slides easily on furniture when it's on its side- The "gel-like" rubber feet, that are on what is supposed to be the bottom, stick out a little (very little) when placed on its side. These feet do a great job of holding the unit in place. It appears you might be able to peel them off if you need to. Perhaps you can move them to the new-bottom side. Personally, I'd... » Read More I tried it with one of mine with the following results...Pro's:- CD's slide in/out just fineCon's:- The CD titles are harder to read- You will need to put something under it, as it slides easily on furniture when it's on its side- The "gel-like" rubber feet, that are on what is supposed to be the bottom, stick out a little (very little) when placed on its side. These feet do a great job of holding the unit in place. It appears you might be able to peel them off if you need to. Perhaps you can move them to the new-bottom side. Personally, I'd leave them in place and buy new feet at your local hardware store.Overview: In my opinion, if you can stop it from sliding around it should work fine. « Show Less
2030898
Well, yes, but it wouldn't look right to me. It is intended to stand upright. It might work pretty well laid on its back, but on its side it would be difficult to read the labels of the CDs. Still, if you have a very flexible neck, then sure...it would work laid any way except face down.
720271
Yes it can. You would have to put it on it's side, but it will function still completely. Should have no problem. :)
1161502
I don't think that would be comfortable or too stable. it could be possible if you are lying on your side
1577048
Yes you can lay against it. I put it behind my back and lay on it all the time.
1577054
Yes! I do that all the time. I agree that laying it over you wouldn't work very well.
1354850
It contains a sealed liquid battery; while it should not be a problem to lay it on its side for a short time, it's probably better for the long term to keep it upright. If you're using this in a rack, you may want to find a rack-mount solution.
961480
I think it is at the bottom only. The side is very thin, so it can't be on the side.
623138
My guess would be that it would be ok to lay on it's side. My spot light is always on it's side and works just fine. Same battery.
350541
I would say NO but you could look up on line to find the owners manual (almost all manuals can be found on line). If it was on its side it would need to be upright for at least a week before it was turned on... but I DO NOT recommend laying it down. We have had ours for a couple of years and love them.
1470352
No, it's meant to be used horizontally and isn't sturdy enough to stand on its side.
1193988
Hi Bizou,The porch doesn't attach to the dog house so you should be able to place it on the side.
644592
No you can't lay on it. It is like a large shower head... It is rounded... Really...look elsewhere.. Not a good buy....
1249646
yes but it's not meant to. This one is built vertically so any tremendous pressure will cause it to break if you lay it down.
170972
Yes, make sure it it secured perfectly at the sides, I have even worked with it seated on the floor.
1205375
Yes you can. I put a sheet over mine to protect it from my dogs claws. It works just fine. My dog lays on it all the time.
773133
It's about 7 inches tall, 5 3/4 inches deep, and 2 inches wide. And you should have no problem laying it on its side. The vents are in the back and on top so it wouldn't overheat by putting it on it's side.
781342
If you can do it without laying it down then do it that way.. But you risk damaging the speaker if it happens to fall over. I layed mine down carefully