How close does it need to be to a wall to be effective.
1744660
we hung it in a corner right at the ceiling and pointed it to the floor in their toy room and it covered the walls and floor (standard size bedroom). it spins and reflects colors so it's moving but it's not like a "light show", as it only has only pattern with several different colors all at once. the cord is short so we had to use an extension cord and the hinge where you hang it from is a light weight plastic so it's a bit delicate. My Boys absolutely love it and it was worth the purchase for us, I just need to find a sturdier way to hang it up.
781738
It needs to be a little bit away from the wall. For me, I'm using an extension cord that the cord comes out the side and has flat profile. Then I can push it all the way to the wall.
112362
It's about 3.25" from the wall to the surface of the rod that's closest to the wall; it's 4" to the surface that's furthest from the wall.
1926334
Less than half an inch is a pretty safe bet. Some seem to be able to do farther than half an inch
860540
No it will not, you will need to put a virtual wall sensor in that area. You would have to move it yourself.
1022983
Projects 3 1/4 inches from the wall in the closed position. Be sure nothing is in the way in the completely open position.
685226
To lay completely out it does need to be about 5 inches from the wall, its tough tp stay in that posotion unless youve adjusted your weight bacwards after your positioned. If not it closes back up.You can recline some with feet up with maybe 1 inch.
28394
Hi, the back of the unit is not finished so you will have to use it against a wall. Thank you so much!
2070251
it may work intermittently. I dont think it would be reliable. The walls will definitely cause problems at that distance.
1615256
I don't believe the wall will be any problem at all. Mine works fine at 50 feet but I have not tried any greater distance. They claim longer. I would guess that claim is right.
1177155
I keep it about 10 inches away from the wall but it could go as close as 6 inches.
701741
Dont have the manual anymore, but believe the recs were in the 3 feet vicinity if the wall is not made of stone
1214060
I have one that is actually under a slight overhang and when it starts to go up it goes back away from the overhang and clears so I think against a wall would be fine.
2189917
It is not line of sight. I've used it from a distance but not through a wall yet......It is a decent buy.
920738
It would be pretty difficult due to how close you would be to the wall. I would suggest going to a ceiling mounted unit.
269334
crossword gave the correct numbers./ but remember that a close to wall distance ? would be relative to whats at the floor / ie: base board/shoe molding, or quarter round ? / remove all, or any trim and you would get a bit closer to said wall, as most wallboard or other types of wall materials don't actually go all the way to the floor , so then you would actually be guiding the shoe against the walls bottom plate framing, which would bring you in a bit closer to a finished wall.. hope that helps.
1567218
With it pushed up against the wall the distance is less than 8 inches. There may be a curve in your back if you can't support yourself with your core.