Is the stand steady when mounted to its full height? Is there any room for resting the elbows a bit?
1760090
There is a bit io elbow room. I have written on it but it is awkward if it is tilted and can be top heavy.
1760091
No! And also one of the hinges got stuck aftr i bought it and smehow released aftr sme days. I am not confrtable with the overall performance
1760092
I have not fully extended it since that is not necessary as a lap stand. Would not do that and walk away even though the unit itself is very sturdy, not wobbly like its plastic counterparts. No elbow rest, nor would I recommend you try. Better be careful, I had to have surgery on both elbows and the first one was a nightmare.
1305203
Harla is correct. I thought I should mention that the top of the stand is slightly flexible. I was able to push mine down a tiny bit to be able to fit it under an overhang on my deck.
2180091
There is a little gap between the base and bottom and it does rest on all four feet that it has in the stand. It is completely sturdy. I have had my TV for a while now and there are no issues with stability.
551278
You could rest it in this stand but because the one side is slightly lower it will lean. It will hold it fine, I think, just leaning . . .
572450
It's pretty sturdy and stable. I bought it for my daughter's Venue 11 which has a bit of a weight to it and it holds up very well. You will need to put some strength to it for the stand to "level" :)
1150621
I use it while standing, I'm 5'-7" and it all depends on how or wherre you mount it. Wouldn't matter if you were 3' or 7'
729011
The shelves on this are pretty low to the ground (I think the top shelf only sits about 13" off the ground). I have it set up in the living room of an apartment that I'm in the process of moving into and don't have any issues but I don't even have the coffee table in yet. As long as you have a line-of-site to it you'll be fine but I could see having an issue in a small space with any obstacles in the way. Otherwise, it's a great stand.
1433083
It is as compact as You would expect from a quality stand. I have an older climber and it is far heaver and bulkier than this one. Depending on your height you may need to reposition the straps as I did to make it more comfortable to transport.
775012
Yes, if you fold the arms in, the mount point is almost dead center. I had this mount setup with only one monitor for about a month without issue.
3667
I have this model. The stand is not at all wobbly. I think that you just don't have the screws in tight enough.
1231959
I find the stand to be very stable. Mine's on a computer desk which is located in an area where the desk gets bounced rather often & the shake of the monitor is very minimal. This stand wouldn't topple over. I find it stable even when tilt to adjust for viewing.
655186
Yes this is how I use it most of time. Use the heavy-duty adjustment screws to lock it into any position you want. The stand works just great!
1464959
Yes it stands without being screwed to the desk...I have two 24" monitors and it's very stable.
1772266
No. The stand is a fixed hieght so not very flexible. I have set the stand up on a table before which worked out well for me. It also does come with a wall mount, but I haven't used it.
1186007
Its very stable I don't have mine attached to the actual wall. It is against a wall I use it for bottles and varies wine/spirits glasses for display. It's about a year since I purchased this item and have not experienced any problems at all. I don't regret this purchase, I do recommend it to other its easy to assemble and perfect shelve unit for any usage.
2018540
The Stand seems adequate to me. We had it on the stand for about 2 weeks and then mounted it on the wall.
1690469
Haven't tried that, but this is not a heavy duty item anyway. It works fine, but more in a casual setting or at home. You'd want a pretty beefy stand for anything with a shaky balance. I guess the holder would work though.