What do you mean by "side loading"? Doesn't it load from the top?
602050
It does load from the top yes. I guess if it's turned a different way it could be the side?
602051
yes they do but they are Large as well.. not what I was thinking size wise!
1095986
If you have what is pictured then it loads straight in the front right on top of the on/off buttons you can see in pic.
11570
That means you're really not clicking it into place. You have to push very hard (and pull really hard when clicking it out of place) If you look at the very top the legs, there will be a little circle with a hook like thing on botg sides. That has togo into the little blue space at the top. It's really tricky but you will hear the click and make sure it's clicked on all 4 sides
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As seen in the picture, that's exactly how you receive the product. I have it on the left side of my toilet and it works well. It's easier for me to load from the front and now have a grab bar to use as a bonus. I have it installed at a slight angle upward so the toilet paper doesn't slide off the bottom bar as it is angled slightly downward. Why they made it that that way??? I have no idea! You could install it vertically, but then you lose the use of the grab bar. To make it more solid, I would attach this bar to a board that's long enough so that you can screw directly into two studs. That's if you intend to put any weight on it. I hope this helps. As seen in the picture, that's exactly how you receive the product. I have it on the left side of my toilet and it works well. It's easier for me to load from the front and now have a grab bar to use as a bonus. I have it installed at a slight angle upward so the toilet paper doesn't slide off the bottom bar as it is angled slightly downward. Why they made it that that way??? I have no idea! You could install it vertically, but then you lose the use of the grab bar. To make it more solid, I would attach this bar to a board that's long enough so that you can screw directly into two studs.... » Read More As seen in the picture, that's exactly how you receive the product. I have it on the left side of my toilet and it works well. It's easier for me to load from the front and now have a grab bar to use as a bonus. I have it installed at a slight angle upward so the toilet paper doesn't slide off the bottom bar as it is angled slightly downward. Why they made it that that way??? I have no idea! You could install it vertically, but then you lose the use of the grab bar. To make it more solid, I would attach this bar to a board that's long enough so that you can screw directly into two studs. That's if you intend to put any weight on it. I hope this helps. « Show Less
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Hi Sancai, it does not press anything at the side, it tends to press a lot at the bottom and you can fell some on the top of your feet, but nothing at the sides. Hope this helps.
1834141
I don't have a front loader, but I put mine in the softener thing in the middle. When I talked to the man from the company, that's what he told me to do. Hope this helps.
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Ours is on the side. It works great. My husband installed it so I can't say exactly what he had to do differently but it couldn't have been too bad because I don't remember there being a lot of swearing on that project. :)
327226
It's not really rigid on the sides, but there is a hard insert on the bottom. If it was completely full it would stand up like the picture, but the sides have no hard support.
1234621
Either side works fine, we have it set up the tall way. It is very sturdy. Hope that helps.
1723812
You have to assemble the unit - it comes in large pieces - so you just choose which side when you put it together. (I thought it was easy to assemble, by the way.)
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No - but I don't see how one could load this so that it could tip forward. Each shelf from bottom to top decreases in depth by several inches so it seems to me to be impossible to load the top shelves so that it may tip forward.
200666
Only on the sides. Although I am using it, not exactly loving this design. It keeps moving and sometimes slides out
1337586
No, it's a front load. There's a little door on the front and it goes in vertically.
1513365
On the sides it is, and the functionality depends on the application. But mainly it is used for navigation, as left,right, up, and down.
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I have mine loaded and have had no problems. Planning to purchase another one soon.
650332
No, have had it since June, have not had that problem. Although, it was a gift for my husband and he doesn't use it that often. The main thing we have noticed is slow in loading up sites.
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Yes it is spring loaded. It works pretty much any way u want to stand it. I love mine.