Do the middle bars get in the way when you use this stand in a sitting position?
597465
It would depend on your sitting position and how far forward you have the keyboard on the first tier - the set back is about 8", depending on the height set. It's certainly no worse (and probably much better) than the cross pieces on one of the X-style portable stands.
1895509
I would assume No. The directions are very specific and color coded. If they are not followed down to the last detail, the stand will not be able to sit upright.
1551746
I have no problem accessing the bike while on the stand. The multiple legs give greater support then the two legged versions. I really like the stand as it is stable. I have used it with folding, male and female comfort bicycles.
1236041
It can be to the side if you buy the proper stand. See my previous remarks about the importance of having the right stand.
1176963
The stand does have a center support board (like the front) along the back. If you reinforce with 2x4"s you could leave the center support out. It is most important to make sure all four corners are supported and level.
1004387
No, it bends right on the middle but is very stable other wise. I love this keyboard I don't know what your looking fore but I really don't have any complaing with its performance. The battery last for days and I am a student so I give it extra use and the keys are very sensitive I love it. Hope this helps you
2180095
On my 50", the stand is not flat across, it does stand on feet at the ends.
579650
Not really. It's really meant for standing. It would be uncomfortable to use while seated...unless you use a bar stool.
794192
The stands' feet sit about and inch and a half before the bottom of the screen in its lowest setting. When i hung the front feet over the edge it didn't fall forward, but I wouldn't trust that unattended. It does have a vesa mount though, so you can put whatever stand you want on it. The ring around the cords on the back, that the stand sits in (bearing) is removable also.
2198169
no, the middle doesn't do anything. the sides recline. if you want one with console and cupholders in middle, the matching recliner/glider chair that goes with this has that. I have both in my house.
2165902
It's a great stand. But, neither of this situations are ideal unless you have enough clearing for the legs to move to quickly re-situate the stand. you can readjust it but it takes practice to always get it in the right position each time you want to use it again.
879191
I have not had any problem with it being in the way. It folds straight up and down.
1622071
There is definitely enough space to "sit in" even if you use a wide stance. However, using the bar is definitely different compared to the standard one when doing deadlifts. I would practice doing some deadlifts with kettlebells first in order to get used to pulling the weight from the side. Hope this helps...
122324
Yes mine kinda sags a little in the middle. Doesn't really alight well. It works ok, my cover isn't really compatible either. I use it when I have to type a long letter or email. But not all the time, it just gets in the way.
280470
With the legs out all the way (braces parallel to the floor), it's very stable. What I try to do is to place the base of the stand so that two legs face the dance floor and one faces away, so that it presents a smaller profile and a leg isn't directly protruding in a manner that someone could trip on it. It will also help if you keep the load well balanced, hang heavier fixtures toward the inside, and turn the t-bar so that it isn't directly over any of the legs but more straddling them. Kind of hard to explain in text but I hope you get the point.
2145679
Yes, if you use it in the standing position. No, if you are using it sitting down.
1660362
My first response was yes also, but then thinking about it I have 3 24" and the two side ones are right on the edge of the support bar, so I'm afraid a 27 in the middle would push the two sides out too far to hook to the stand.