Can it hold a flying V and a superstrat at the same time? I'm concerned about the tip of the wings of the V touching the floor.
1592250
Yes it can hold them with ease there is no tip over to worry about the weight is distributed directly over each of the three legs and the height is adjustable so no worries of your guitars touching the ground.
1592251
Yes. I have had two different Flying V guitars, and it holds just fine. The stand's height is adjustable, so if it isnt tall enough, yiu can adjust it. I currently have a Jackson JS Randy Rhoads V and a Dean Dave Mustaine signature VMNTX and an Epiphone Les Paul Special II on there and it holds all three just fine, even when I remove any one of the three guitars.
100295
I would think so; it might not be enough for flying around, but some outside-the-cage time should take care of that.On another note, I want to know how to attach two cages together!
246020
Not quite. The light form structure makes flight unstable so stunts wouldn't be recommended
1568636
Sure but it will certainly compromise the structural integrity of the plastics especially the floor from repeated movements. Also, if the surface is varies too much you may have trouble with glide top and doors aligning and functioning properly.
1448840
Yes, otherwise the vacuum will float or tip over. Attach the weights. That will also help it stay close to the ground.
1000345
You can use it on the ones that move to direct the air flow and the extra leg will help stabilize it, it won't be as stable and you may not be able to adjust the vents because of the new weight though. I've been using it on my movable vents with no problems.
1786593
Hi, I just bought this for my daughter and it does not attach to the floor. There is really no tipping danger, though.
1077090
I would bet so. The plastic top is fairly solid and has a "support grid" of perpendicular plastic under it. If the grill was in the very center of the top, it might warp a little, but I doubt it. The wings are of medium strength and I would not trust them as much.
2128243
It didn't tip over for my son and he was fairly ruff with it, however it's possible it could. My son at the time was very lightweight when he played in it. I personally wouldn't chance it because the material used on the journey bee isn't meant to hold up, when prolonged times of rough play. Hope that answers your question.
221819
top gives it stability. I recommend either stacking two kits or having a top.
135892
I have to use 2 "metal" canes and it can and does do this >> floor does need to be level for the stand up alone to work. There is no way to describe the difference in stability between this tip on the floor vs.the usual 1" or so diameter of the usual cane tip other than after you have used it. You have more "traction" on the ground and the bottom of the cane tip is well designed for this. mor e
1278639
I don't think so. Screw adjustable feet & small "buttons" on top. I also think it would tip if you tried to stack.
627763
This is build pretty well in my opinion and will definitely hold the weight you describe inside. I would imagine it would on top as well but I have not tried it.
1782925
No, it doesn't. The one could do it is from Soul of Chogokin line, GX-49. The wing could tilt and do some movement but does not "close".
1986231
No, but I am using a stack of two of the smaller units (HAF 915s) on top of the main unit and I have not had any issues. Just make sure whatever you place a double-stacked unit on is strong enough to hold the weight (if not on the floor).
1442583
I would not put your V in this rack. The tips will touch the floor. Wall mount recommended.
2057202
I would be worried about the weight it can handle. If supported correctly it might.