I want to put this in a 1970's "pass through" to hide at least part of the view.The pass through has a 12" counter. Can it safely stand alone?
445500
It isn't that deep. I would anchor it down as it could tip over with wine bottles in it if bumped. It is really sturdy though and very nice to look at.
445501
Yes, unless you are likely to brush against and catch the neck of a bottle.
1214060
I have one that is actually under a slight overhang and when it starts to go up it goes back away from the overhang and clears so I think against a wall would be fine.
698924
It could be secured but only with something that you create on your own. We assumed it could be a stand alone panel and it can't so my husband made some angled braces to allow it to stand independently but a good stiff wind can still knock it over. Hope this helps! (P.S. the piece itself is absolutely beautiful and very well constructed. I highly recommend it)
1204134
I had it up against a large cutting board next to my refrigerator and I had no issues. I did keep the side with the venting open and clear, which is on the left side if you are looking at the front of it.
2233854
No, because of the magnification the front site disappears. It will not be a problem, if you use a low power scope (1-4) you may be able to co-witness
255902
It should work just fine. I am using mine with a 12 ga side by side which is close to the same width., with plenty of room.
1702474
Dear Wayne, they are not build to use it this way. I looked at mine again to see how it could work. If you put something thin and not slippery on the lower one it should hold the upper one. They have 4 little "stoppers" (don't know how it's called) underneath which makes them stand safely. As the upper part is slightly rounded the "stoppers" of the upper one would stay a bit over to the left and right side. That's why it would need an other kind of stopping material in between. (I hope my answer is not too confusing)
941454
The reflector is aluminum and likely could be bent out. It was not designed to be adjustable but likely could be bent. I don't know if it could be opened up to 12 inches.
1763833
This thing is tall and wide. Don't think two velcro will do it. Best to secure the background with two light stands with clamps on each side or lean on something sturdy. The background is not heavy but is big.
651383
I think it's great as a "stand alone" piece, but I wouldn't recommend stacking. Also, the sides are open-slats in case you didn't notice. Hope this helps?!!
391123
The screen it is made for is slightly wider than it is tall. I just turned the monitor sideways (so it's now taller than wide) and I can see the entire screen from every angle, so no it will not work that way. The "lines" that cause the blocking only go in one direction so it won't work that way.
1532417
It should be just fine since it has no interaction with a third row. It's a good product. Enjoy it.
871552
I set it up with 6 Viewsonic monitors which are 25 1/4 inches edge to edge. I had the monitors overlap, but the viewing area was not obstructed. I'm guessing about 25 inches is the max width. If this had bothered me, I probably could have had the edges be flush by removing the end plates. They were on pretty tight, so I don't know if this is possible without destroying the plates.
518127
I have left mine out for some time... This is a very substantial stand... I think it could handle anything you put it through... That said, everything lasts longer if you take good care of it, but I am not afraid of the weather on the stand... It is easy to assemble and take apart should you choose to... It is very heavy when it is assembled and will take two people to move it, but one person can put it together or take it apart... Merry Christmas
579518
You'll wanna take it of the original stand because it is JUNK. I'd be surprised if the people that designed this could conform to any sort of standard. It has a setup to wall-mount but that'll probably fall apart too!
838462
Technically it seems like it could stand alone but I wouldn't suggest it. It came with rope and stakes which worked great! We only used the 2 shorter ends to catch a breeze. I know for sure there was a long piece wrapped up in the box but I didn't undo it to check if it was 1 or 2 sides rolled together. Sorry!
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Most likely not. I haven't had a problem with it being uncovered. You can retro fit a hole if you want to but I don't find it necessary.