Can this be locked into place parallel to the floor
1654497
Yes. The lever in the front does lock the unit in parallel position, however, I wouldn't put a great deal of pressure on the unit though in a locked position. i.e. not to be used as a step stool or for sitting on it. It's all plastic.
29058
Yes. It can be bolted into a wood or concrete floor with provided hardware and simple intructions.
498484
Hi, I think it has small legs that the metal fits over, but I think it would look funny on the floor. You can lock the casters so that the cabinet doesn't move, which is how I have it usually. I like to move it into my tiny kitchen when I'm baking and need that little extra counter top. I like it a lot--it's very well constructed and stable. Yes, the doors would be able to open if it were on the floor. There's a lip of about a quarter of an inch below the door.
2237918
Probably if it's in landscape mode. This thing is really very flexible you could put the legs closer together.
145114
Sure, just throw the tray on the ground and it will stay level with the floor. Otherwise, buy a different stand. This thing is awful.
1466449
It is meant to stand just like in the picture but I suppose if you laid it flat you could but it would not latch or be very stable. I love mine.
1941487
Yes, it is meant to be screwed into both sides at the end. Unfortunately, in tight spaces it's very difficult to do this - I was never able to secure mine because the drills/tools wouldn't fit between the wall/sink and the cabinet - and this can make it wobbly. To counteract the wobble, I definitely used the strap on top and balanced the legs with some small cardboard pieces underneath.
725217
No. It really isn't made to be moved, especially with anything inside. It is easy enough to slide it around on a smooth surface. By design, if you were to try to lift it while it has something inside the floor may separate from the sidewalls as it basically snaps together.
2235506
NO the legs does not lock into place. It is somewhat stable once you open set the legs.
2070235
Yes, it can. But the bottom of the rack hangs loose, which doesn't look all tight and neat, unless you can affix it to the bottom of the floor some way. I can't do that in our closet, so it's hanging loose at the bottom of the rack, but it is fine, and works well.
724938
It does not lock into position and is only balanced by the weights. I took another look at it and you may be able to rig something up to lock it but "out of the box" so to speak it does not lock.
66129
The platform for the monitors does lock at different heights, but I'm not sure about where you would need it.
1752108
Yes, it can be bolted to the floor. I've got mine bolted down. I don't recall if it came with the bolts.
319168
The way it is locked will not change its height but the angle is not locked. The platform is fluid or mobile. Not sure if I have answered your question.
461749
No you can't due to the position of the latches. If you turn it around you won't you won't have any room to put your feet.
1053231
No. It's to be on the floor but you can secure the top part against the wall.
2082485
Probably not. It is more set to screw into a flat surface. I use the board without it being screwed down. It is a nice board. Especially for the price.