How slanted, or elevated, is the interior board? I'd like it to be angled somewhat, so I'm just wondering how high the angle of the board is.
387926
If I remember correctly, there is little to no slant. I packed it away so I can't just look at it. it is very sturdy and heavy. It won't slide around. I wish I could be of better help. If it is slanted it is slight.
387927
I find the slant to be just right. Agree with the 3-4 inch difference between front and back. And yes, it is VERY heavy and sturdy. But that's what I wanted. I finally had to mount handles on it so I could lift it from the case. But it is loaded with stuff.
387928
Not very steep. I actually returned it, the case was way too heavy and rugged for my needs.
387929
It's angled just right so that if you have anything with screens the stage lights don't reflect into your eyes. I thinks it's only a couple of inches. The angle is probably only like 8 degrees or so. In very happy with it.
387930
It is angled. Not a very steep angle. I think the back sits maybe 3 or 4 inches higher than the front.
567999
Mine doesn't slant for some reason and I don't see that it is adjustable. I keep looking under there and I can't see it would ever move.Last one I had annoyed me b/c it slanted and wiggled. Love that this one is sturdy and straight. Have the company send a new one! Yours might be defective.
73374
I imagine if you do the math right, there would be no reason why you couldn't shorten it. The only hardware is the corner pieces (right angles). Just remember that you also need to shorten the boards in the center that form the "u" shape.
2065815
Yes, it is adjustable from opening position or while already opened. From what I can see the board is sturdy at every height level.
1565865
It is a fixed angle, no adjustments, which really bums me out because my old one (a Fitness Gear, which I will replace this one with) had three inclines including flat so that it could be used as a chair when not working out (my only furniture is my camping cot and my situp bench).I got hold of a milk crate and put the front legs of the bench on the flipped over milk crate thus increasing the incline for a better workout and will do that in the future with other, better situp benches (I like my milk crate better than this particular situp bench, milk crates rule.)Kel
960555
If I remember right, yes you can adjust the angle, but not significantly. For anything drastic, you may need to prop it with a book or something.
336948
Wow , I should have such problems!!! Ha! I am 5'3" so I am probably not the right person to give you advice, however, I believe the board is 6'? So with that in mind it should be okay for you? I love the board because I'm in an apartment that is carpeted, trying to be stable on carpet was a challenge, this board makes working out doable, plus it's easy to store. I hope someone w/more height gives you answers that I can't . Until then I hope this is some help. Namaste
499145
No it won't be tilted, you can keep it little higher by adjusting vertical holding calipers..
1036539
You will have to bend down a bit....the top of the board is at 66" when on the wheels.
1674279
The arms are angled up slightly. Both my boards are up on display on these beautiful racks and it's super easy to slide them on/off to go surfing. My 32" wide paddleboard and 8'7" surfboard fit perfectly and the racks are super strong.
677748
It is at the angle shown, although I'm sure you can bend it if you wanted. The angle helps hang from a little higher up ... something to keep in mind when planning where to mount it.
931268
So many wrong answers and Sandi is talking about some other table entirely. Can be slanted (around 30° ?)- too steep for my taste, or flat.
1300872
I've used mine that way.....tread is not level, but not at too great an angle. I can't say I recall it bothering me at all.
902640
It's stands completely vertical, in other words not angled. The only way to angle is to rest the back on something else. Either way works.
270504
The board is 3 1/2" from the top to the table and the board itself is 1/2" thick. I love the angle as I am a watercolor artist. It is just the right size to fit on a work surface. It cleans up well and it is quite sturdy for a board of this price. I love it. It is also easy to move from one place to another. Would recommend this highly.
147822
Yes, the side is a little over an inch and can stand up on its own (I just tried it in my kitchen). It should lean against something, of course, and you will have to have all of the plastic sheets inside the board.
2184243
No, not very much without the board tipping over. Also, the angle of the support in back doesn't allow the board to be less upright. So if you want it to be more horizontal, this won't work for you.