Does it have to be raised to use the fan? or can you still use the fan if the table is flat?
445806
The fan works either way. I rarely raise it. I love this table, best purchase of 2014 for me! Hope you like it!
445807
I usually have the legs extendeda and over my lap as I sit on the couch. But I have also used it with the table flat without extending the legs. I suppose the cooling effect will be more effective if the legs are extended and sitting over your lap or on a table.
1691182
The front of the fan has a rounded contour; so it will not lay flat against a surface. I think it will still work.
389007
You can adjust the fan to the angle you want; I've used it on a dresser, and on the floor. The base is very sturdy. It has so much power that I've never set it above 'low'. This is the best fan I've ever used.
348793
That isn't exactly the fan. That is the shroud that covers the fan and has the slots for the air to circulate. It is raised about 1/2 inch from the back wall. I have had this oven for about 3 years now and just baked bread yesterday. Still working great.
1535305
It does not appear it w as designed to mount up side down but it does work ok in that position. It appears to have slotted type holes for mounting on the wall. If you do mount it on the ceiling holes would need to be drilled through the plastic base. I use the fan as a table mount .
584764
You could but it wouldn't be stable as it isn't level with the handle being elevated at a slight angle. I hope that helps. Otherwise it is a great fan.
574607
you can turn the fan any direction and can raise or lower the panel by drilling 2 new holes in the 2 lift arms. hope this helps you
2016785
yes. No fans, but the surface allows for ventilation. I purchased this for my husband who has a 17" laptop and you can use a mouse but it's tight...I like the light and the USB hookups as well. I prefer the expandable legs. Putting the legs into the taller position places the table too high for comfortable use if you keep your hand on a mouse. Use the shorter legs if your arms tire. Have fun!
1996778
Not in my opinion. Our room is smaller and we also use a table lamp. The fan is great.
2120719
I WOULD RECOMMEND CONTACTING THE MANUFACTURER TO ENSURE THAT THE FAN COULD BE SAFELY OPERATED ON ITS SIDE. It appears to be designed to be used standing up (vertically). There's a vent that wraps around the back and from side to side.
840365
You could put it on a table. Since you want as much air flow as possible, I wouldn't put it on carpet.
1435105
Yes, you can. But it you intend to have it on low, there'll be a problem. At the low setting, this fan (and I bought two of them) makes a horrendous racket. I don't recommend it. I sent both of mine back.
1662281
it isn't very good as the cooling fans have to have a table or something solid under them as there is no bottom to it and the fans are exposed I would not recommend it.
1333956
No. The construction my not be strong enough to hold a fan. Even a light fan may shake the whole structure.
334750
Only possible if there is a wall shelf ( i.e. bookshelf, or piece of furniture ) available for the large clamp to attach to. Other than that, the entire clamp is removable and there are 4-rubber feet on the bottom next to the round switch for standing fan upright on a table or shelf, if preferred. This fan is best suited for limited "spot cooling" and needs placement relatively near a source for any usefulness.
197676
The fan tilts both up and down...Do NOT tilt fan manually, use the oscillating feature to get to the desired position, then turn the oscillating feature off.
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Hello, The fan doesn't have a driven movement like a table fan. It manually can be pivoted on the stand. We own several Vornado product because of their quality. The concept of them is in how they move air. They shoot a long cone shaped tunnel of air which you can aim at the upper corner of a room (or ceiling) using the stationery pivot feature and air will gently and efficiently move thoughout the room. This fan is their most heavy duty and is powerful enough, without needing to be on high, to even push air up a staircase or across my basement. If you go to their website Vornado.com they explain it better than I can. BTW we own a 10 year old Vornado which we use daily! Hello, The fan doesn't have a driven movement like a table fan. It manually can be pivoted on the stand. We own several Vornado product because of their quality. The concept of them is in how they move air. They shoot a long cone shaped tunnel of air which you can aim at the upper corner of a room (or ceiling) using the stationery pivot feature and air will gently and efficiently move thoughout the room. This fan is their most heavy duty and is powerful enough, without needing to be on high, to even push air up a staircase or across my basement. If you go to their website Vornado.com they... » Read More Hello, The fan doesn't have a driven movement like a table fan. It manually can be pivoted on the stand. We own several Vornado product because of their quality. The concept of them is in how they move air. They shoot a long cone shaped tunnel of air which you can aim at the upper corner of a room (or ceiling) using the stationery pivot feature and air will gently and efficiently move thoughout the room. This fan is their most heavy duty and is powerful enough, without needing to be on high, to even push air up a staircase or across my basement. If you go to their website Vornado.com they explain it better than I can. BTW we own a 10 year old Vornado which we use daily! « Show Less