What is the approx maximum width when it's stable enough to stand up,but offset a little by the "zigzag" of the 3 panels? 51" total cuts back to?...
1576833
We bought these way ahead of time for a residential project & we have yet to set it up but we are hopeful it will be soon, so, unfortunately, we cannot answer your question as yet. Blessings.
1576834
It never seems truly sturdy, maybe because it weighs very little and seems a little top-heavy.
1594215
The panels are not stable unless they are attached to each other. If you have two walls where you could attach eye bolts to each end then attach large clips to the panels that would work well. You will.probably need three eyebolts and clips for each side to keep it steady.
815587
I do not remember. I have moved so I cant check, but if I am remembering correctly there where eight panels. So take the height and width and divide by eight. Hope this helps.
691595
19 inches maximum; flat on desk minimum. The three swivel points make that possible. At maximum, it isn't perfectly horizontal, but very, very close.
1385846
I had a friend put it together and I didn't measure it, so not too sure about where the width is the widest, but assume it's at the base so one can determine whether or not it will fit over their commode. A little lip, yes, I believe it does. I'm sorry I couldn't be more specific. Haven't had it too long. I really like it, but it's wobbly so I would recommend anchoring it in the back or at the bottom if you can. For the price, it works. I have had, however, heavier and more stable units than this and if I could have spent a little more money, I wouldn't have purchased this one. Again, for the price, it works!
1234880
The upright bars aren't equally spaced. The widest distance is 3" with some closer to 2 1/2".
1768573
3 and 3/4 inches and there's a support leg in the middle not just the four corners. (Different but close answers probably depend on the surface)
1385847
I had a friend put it together and I didn't measure it, so not too sure about where the width is the widest, but assume it's at the base so one can determine whether or not it will fit over their commode. A little lip, yes, I believe it does. I'm sorry I couldn't be more specific. Haven't had it too long. I really like it, but it's wobbly so I would recommend anchoring it in the back or at the bottom if you can. For the price, it works. I have had, however, heavier and more stable units than this and if I could have spent a little more money, I wouldn't have purchased this one. Again, for the price, it works! I had a friend put it together and I didn't measure it, so not too sure about where the width is the widest, but assume it's at the base so one can determine whether or not it will fit over their commode. A little lip, yes, I believe it does. I'm sorry I couldn't be more specific. Haven't had it too long. I really like it, but it's wobbly so I would recommend anchoring it in the back or at the bottom if you can. For the price, it works. I have had, however, heavier and more stable units than this and if I could have spent a little more money, I wouldn't have purchased this one. Again, for... » Read More I had a friend put it together and I didn't measure it, so not too sure about where the width is the widest, but assume it's at the base so one can determine whether or not it will fit over their commode. A little lip, yes, I believe it does. I'm sorry I couldn't be more specific. Haven't had it too long. I really like it, but it's wobbly so I would recommend anchoring it in the back or at the bottom if you can. For the price, it works. I have had, however, heavier and more stable units than this and if I could have spent a little more money, I wouldn't have purchased this one. Again, for the price, it works! « Show Less
2180095
On my 50", the stand is not flat across, it does stand on feet at the ends.
1007594
I believe I went 3/4". Sorry to recall, I am on the road for work. Best way is to lay them on the floor and move the right panel until it looks best at that distance (to the center panel). Measure and use the same distance for both sides. (There may be some variance from set to set)?
1044035
We have a 55 inch screen on the stand and it does hang over slightly on each side but it is not enough to look unbalanced or akward.
357756
This will not sag, I promise! I have three 23" wide screen monitors horizontally with a normal bezel on mine and it is very stable. The adjustability of the outer arms are great as well. This whole thing is built like a tank.
599350
I'm assuming your PC is not very long either? The tighter you make this, the longer it gets to set the end on. I suppose you can just rest the back on the middle, but that would not make it very secure. The cut-away part it rests on is 1 1/4", so collapsed it would be 2 1/2"; technically it should "smush" to fit the 3 3/4" tower. But again I don't think you'd reach the back supports. My tower is 6.5" x 14".
768623
The middle section is 27in including the outer hinges that hold the side arms. You will be able to fit the 3 monitors with no problem - though as the other person suggested you might not get much of an angle. That is gonna be one HUGE setup, hope you have a big desk :)
2166097
I tried to make mine into a square and could not because 2 of the panels are at a fixed angle (i.e., they are at an obtuse angle and can't be straightened to 180 degrees or bent to 90). Perhaps this is just something wrong with my item though and not intentional. That being said, I really like this item and am very happy we purchased it. We use it on carpet so do not have any problems with it sliding around. I have no complaints about it whatsoever. We use it very frequently.
257168
I haven't noticed stability problems but I do have to move the table further from the wall than I would like. So you have to consider your space requirements.
495956
I have a 27" in the middle and 24s on the sides but they had plenty of room to spare, so I would imagine 3 27s would be just fine, but to be honest the viewing angle with 3 27s is pretty difficult, you might want to put the side ones vertically.