Is the footing plush to the back wall of the case? Plush so I could push it against a flat wall or a second case without gaps?
599280
Yes. I have it flat against a wall. You'd need to secure it, though. Fully loaded, without a back support, like my wall, it might wobble if not loaded carefully.
599281
Mine is flush in the back but the footing in the front sticks out about 2 inches for balance.
599282
Nah, there's about 1/4" to 1/2" space at the base at the back. I think this bookshelf comes with wall anchor.
599283
the backing on the case is about 1/16 inch out from top trim piece, so if two were put back to back, there would be a 1/8 inch gap below the top of the trim between cases until the two would meet and be flush below the trim.
346143
It is a solid case, however it will not "solidly" stand in a vertical position. You would need to open the cover and balance it to accomplish the vertical position.
1441670
just looked at it and there doesn't seem to be an issue with mine. I took off the case and the gap when closed is the same with and with out the cover. hope that helps
869742
Not to my knowledge. Just went and looked at it and I didn't see anything on it that I thought could be used for that. It has two little bumper things on the bottom back, right and left, that I think are to keep it from getting too close to the wall/ backsplash. It's a great TO though. The longer I have it, the better I like it.
2212383
the corners are rigid - the edging around the outside of the case makes the entire outside edge stiff. leaning against a wall the case does remain upright (doesn't bend over or fold in half) if that helps
2096477
Looks like there is a screw slot on the back but i don't think it would mount flat against the wall. Hope this helps.
212107
No. The back goes against the wall and it comes with a backsplash that we glued onto the wall that would take care of any small gap.
224472
I would say its on the plush side due to the coil springs. When lying flat its a firm feel if that makes any sense.
143054
I have mine against the wall, it is solid for my purposes, it is a great value for the price. Hope you are happy with it.
2184933
There is a secondary piece that sticks out approximately 1.25 inches that you can't see in the provided view. The back of that piece is flat but sloped on an angle parallel with the front that is shown in the picture. However I have it pushed up against my wall and it's not intrusive on my desk at all.
1715295
I was wondering the same..is it all one part or is there gaps in between? Where the mattress goes? No gaps would be wonderful and sturdy.
975959
Hi, I put the Beige up because it matched my decor.. Correct me if I am wrong but I thought the rubbery side was to go down to the floor to keep the furniture from moving.. And trust me my furniture doesn't move...
1378382
The back is hard w/silicone inserts.Works well to keep it from sliding around on hard surfaces.Sides and port plugs are silicone.Its a good case...protects well.
267059
yes it comes with a nice soft case. . .but be careful leaning it against a wall as it's not square at the foot of the softcase and has tendency to fall over. i haven't tried to fit it into a hard case yet but i"m sure it will fit into something out there
1851867
Not more difficult I lightly wet mine down so it would not move after placing the wall around it. It kept the edges from rolling up.But later had to remove liner to re position, and the pad moved a bit so I have a lump or 2 under the liner. Just don't move the pad after this because it never goes back where you want it.
878627
If you have a thinner case you have some wiggle room. Something thicker like an otter box might be pushing it.
1321222
So far both blue and pink cases have withstood my monsters, kickstand is still totally intact. It works a lot better in landscape, it's a bit wobbly portrait but not sure if it's even designed to work portrait.