Is this tray designed to lay flat or can it be wall mounted or set in an easel and still look nice with coins in the jars?
596428
This tray can be displayed either flat or on an easel. If you use it to display coins (or anything heavy), the weight of the coins may preclude mounting it on the wall, as the tray's foam holder isn't secured to the box. Each container has a foam insert that keeps the displayed item(s) nestled snugly (and keeps them form moving around) against the container's top.
419696
you are absolutely right - It's probably 1/4 inch higher in the center and items placed on it can slide. I keep a platter on it when not in use; putting stick-on pads on the corners to keep it secure and not scratch the surface, just don't leave anything on this unit when in use. I think you will really enjoy this - good luck!
1429399
The USB cable sticks out to the rear, and there are no mounting holes. The back of the unit is rounded, to accommodate the built-in stand, so it wouldn't be flush on the wall anyway. It's made to sit on a flat surface. With a long enough USB cable, it would look nice in a bookcase.
142389
No the pegs are very smooth and when you mount the rack to the wall the pegs are parallel to the floor. There is a slight lip but not enough to prevent the jar from slipping off. I took a jar and tried to hang it from the rack and it will not work.
1353139
This item is useless to me, I wish I had not bought it. As one of the previous answers indicates, the tray is angled, it is not level. That means everything slides. I am saving it to see if I can salvage the pieces of it for other purposes, but it failed for use as a tray table. My advice is, do not buy.
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.
783479
I actually have it surface mounted and not recessed into the wall. Looks great in my opinion. My Wife thinks so as well. I think it is intended to be surface mounted, which is why I chose it. Hope that helps.
1830883
The tray is flat on the bottom, the discs are silicone & it could absolutely used as a serving tray. Items placed on the discs do not move. I love the ones I have. A good purchase.
1102599
Yes it can lay flat or it can be adjusted to several settings. Mine is tilted about 10-12 degrees up from flat. If you're looking for "flat" you may want to consider another table as the main reason I bought this is for the elevation from flat. The drawers are flimsy but they work for my purposes. I'm happy with the overall quality of the table for the price.
864840
I thought the same thing but it is actually a cutout so you can slide the coins up for removal. So they are correct in the picture.
912993
I had your same exact concern. The back is flat, front is rounded, inside has a straight line of rubber so you just lay your poster along that line and slam the top down. I bought 6 of them to hold posters at a craft show. They look great and are easily reusable. Highly recommend them.
1103635
Mine is mounted to a wall and the hinges do not allow it to be flat. Wherever you put it you will want to leave it there as for decorations because you can't really move it.
1955387
It really is meant to be mounted on a wall the flat plate which you would put something on is not totally flat it has a slight tilt. I hope this has been helpful.
702076
It depends on the way you chose to mount it on the wall. I have this mounted in a corner so when I collapse it its kity-cornered in the corner, however if I mounted it flat on a wall instead it would be flush and centered in wall yes. Great mount.
933920
Yes. The tray can be positioned in the middle for free standing or toward the front so it can be mounted on the wall.
1111989
No it is flat and indented to hold crayons, chalk etc. For safety sake I would illuminate another way.
2253318
I have mine on a decorative pole outside. But I think it would lie flat against a wall