I assumed this was meant to be able to tilt......base piece is solid and doesn't move to allow tilt...defective or am I crazy ?
801392
I can only speak from my experience, and mine sure doesn't have a good, safe way to tilt it. Diagnosis: not crazy.
801393
Mine can definitely tilt. It sounds like yours is either defective or the hinge is just really tight! (some pictures for proof: http://imgur.com/a/MAN8L )
801394
I can tilt my monitor. There is a hinge behind the monitor to allow tilting.
1736402
Mine is slightly tilted as well, but not to the point of annoyance. I had the TV professionally installed, so I did not try and adjust, so I don't have any specific help. It almost appears to be sagging to some extent. It is an inexpensive mount compared to others I have seen and I suspect that the price reflects the lack of robust design and material used for this mount. That said, it has not failed and I am still using it.
652929
Don't know. I have always had mine tilted down. Never tried to put it at no tilt.
798779
Yes, it tilts (which I believe is shown in the image). It doesn't come with a different length pole. Just get a base that sits on the deck/ground to put it in.
962139
Nope. It is a very simple pivot. It can flop this way, or that way. That being said, if you put your feet on it when it's tilted all the way one way, it won't move easily. You have to adjust where your weight is to make it rock.
785177
I honestly don't know. We have it set up as a landscape and you can move it up and down or tilt. When I had a question about putting it together I called the manufacturer and they were able to answer my questions. I would call customer service.
443788
II didn't tilt mine either direction, but the item description and box say -1 to +15. It also says &lt;2 inches of protrusion from wall.
159762
No, it can't tilt in the traditional sense. You can use the sand anchor at an angle to get some degree of tilt, but not much.
1569682
Michael - I just looked a technical specs from another site and the base does not swivel. I had the same question. Swivel bases are ideal!
201334
I pull out the lever to make the chair lean back. I've never felt the need to make any other adjustment. This is the same approach to "Tilt" that I've used on other chairs. Did you expect something different or have you not been able to pull out the lever so it would tilt?
1740705
Sorry it took so long to respond. This stand is very flimsy and requires extensive time to position it just right so it does not tilt over an fall sideways. I finally propped it against a wall and used a rubber mat to keep it from slipping. But once you get it to stand still, you really shouldn't move it otherwise you'll spend alot of time resetting it so it doesn't fall again. It works now and I saved alot of money since other stands were 2-3 times more but still on the fence on whether this was worth it given the extra time I had to put in to make it work.
323803
It'l is supposed to screw in to the base. If it does not, yours is defective. I would exchange it.
449897
Yes it can tilt. You can also lock it not to tilt. In addition there is a knob to control how easily it can tilt.
1962309
Are you sure the unit is properly assembled? Either your adjustment bar is bent, or your placement needs to be backed off a notch (possibly both!). Either way, your "level position" isn't where you think it should be. Find that position and go with it!
1193838
It tilts all the way, both forward and back (both the large and small surfaces). The height is a pain to adjust, but I mostly leave it in one position. A very sturdy piece.
1323150
In my opinion, the answer to your question is "No". If I try to tilt it, the feet at the front just raise. But, I will say it is a wonderfully comfortable chair and that was not important to me. Good luck deciding..........bfr
1138351
I don't believe you can tilt it, I have not tried it. when I open it up I will re-post.