How does this stand up? Does it have a base that tilts so you can position it easily?
943359
No, it does not have a tilting base. However, it can be positioned with a little thought given to it.
943360
It does Not have a tilting base . It o only leans back slightly at a 10-15 degree angle. But the base is sufficiently wide and study (in case you have frisky cats that may bump into it when running around.) Also, the airflow pattern is wide...even at a foot away from the fan. -BB
943361
Base is pretty solid as thats where the batteries go. I've been using this little guy as my little fan to keep the air conditioning flowing around the living room....been on for a long time and working great! The price for little fan is pretty cheap and really moves the air...plus it has two speeds which is helpful. The base does not tilt and the fan doesnt easily knock over. Hope that helps??
1763618
Yes, but don't know if it would stand up without leaning against something.
1474390
The stand is pretty heavy once you fill it with water. My husband tilts it back and then it rolls easily. I have never tried to move it though I did build it.
19683
It's a mic stand. It's got a standard 5/8 threaded mounting configuration like all mic stands. The shaft is adjustable upwards from the image of the item. If your issue is the stability of the item, the base weighs about 2 pounds, and seems quite stable, especially at the lowest height setting. It would take quite of bit of weight and a lot of leverage to tip this over IMO.
2107851
Yes you can tilt it, it has a ball joint and any standard light stand will work.
63976
Its free standing but it does come with an anchor to mount into the wall to make sure it doesn't tilt forward.
1845979
You do not need a stand to make it stay upright. I have been using this as a bedroom wall for almost 5 months :) Works great
97093
The base itself does not tilt. However, you could make it tilt by changing the surface level of the ground underneath the foot pads.
1193838
It tilts all the way, both forward and back (both the large and small surfaces). The height is a pain to adjust, but I mostly leave it in one position. A very sturdy piece.
775484
When the putting the lamp together it did tilt some, but once it was together it was very sturdy on the floor. The upper part of the lamp is flexible so you can aim the light which ever direction you would like.
1171853
Yes, the tray tilts, the legs can be adjusted to keep the stand from falling over, raise it up, or down. I really like the stand, I got this one for my granddaughter and she loves it. I have another brand which cost more, works the same way, and it's a tad bit heavier than this one, it's also 12 years old. If I had to replace it, I would buy this stand for myself as well.
1451844
It seems to stand without any problem -- no sliding. There are three ridges allowing for three different angles.
798779
Yes, it tilts (which I believe is shown in the image). It doesn't come with a different length pole. Just get a base that sits on the deck/ground to put it in.
1913164
No, the stand is a rigid fixture. It cannot tilt or rotate. The flickering of the screen is noticeable only if you watch closely. Not always though.The monitor cannot tilt, buying a separate stand will not help.
1021001
No. Mine is free standing and loaded pretty heavy. Haven't had any problem with leaning or tipping over.
728334
Yes, it does tilt up/down quite a bit. And the positions stay where you set them. It is a powerful yet quiet for what it does fan. Easy to assemble. I have been using it for some time here in my garage in Florida, to cool off after yard work. Oh, and it can oscillate like an indecisive politician :)
1943726
It does not stand up on its own. You will have to lean it against something. Hope that helps!