Is the hinge a "floating" hinge or stationary?
1135459
I am not quite sure what you mean as floating. It gives when you open the grill and moves when you need to clean it but the two pieces do not come apart. Hope that helps.
1135460
Floating hinge, the 2 heating plates adjust to the thickness of food being cooked. One item of interest is that the 2 plates doesn't float far apart for real thick items like porterhouse steak cut 1 inch or more thick. Hamburgers and other meats work great, the heat seems to be fairly even but the food will burn quickly because there is no timer or heat control so you must watch vey carefully to keep from burning food. All in all it is a very good unit. My sugestin to the designers, design the floating 2 plates where they will float apart up to 11/2 or maybe 2 inches apart then would be ideal for thick steaks, steaks cooked on the unit are very tasty. Bill C Floating hinge, the 2 heating plates adjust to the thickness of food being cooked. One item of interest is that the 2 plates doesn't float far apart for real thick items like porterhouse steak cut 1 inch or more thick. Hamburgers and other meats work great, the heat seems to be fairly even but the food will burn quickly because there is no timer or heat control so you must watch vey carefully to keep from burning food. All in all it is a very good unit. My sugestin to the designers, design the floating 2 plates where they will float apart up to 11/2 or maybe 2 inches apart then would be... » Read More Floating hinge, the 2 heating plates adjust to the thickness of food being cooked. One item of interest is that the 2 plates doesn't float far apart for real thick items like porterhouse steak cut 1 inch or more thick. Hamburgers and other meats work great, the heat seems to be fairly even but the food will burn quickly because there is no timer or heat control so you must watch vey carefully to keep from burning food. All in all it is a very good unit. My sugestin to the designers, design the floating 2 plates where they will float apart up to 11/2 or maybe 2 inches apart then would be ideal for thick steaks, steaks cooked on the unit are very tasty. Bill C « Show Less
1135461
It is a floating hinged cooking machine, but not enough to cook a thick steak, as mentioned. I gave mine away and bought a cast Iron Grill Stove top. Works Great. A $ 20.00 purchase at Target.
1135462
Floating hinge, the 2 heating plates adjust to the thickness of food being cooked. One item of interest is that the 2 plates doesn't float far apart for real thick items like porterhouse steak cut 1 inch or more thick. Hamburgers and other meats work great, the heat seems to be fairly even but the food will burn quickly because there is no timer or heat control so you must watch vey carefully to keep from burning food. All in all it is a very good unit. My sugestin to the designers, design the floating 2 plates where they will float apart up to 11/2 or maybe 2 inches apart then would be ideal for thick steaks, steaks cooked on the unit are very tasty. Bill C
861288
No, it's not a piano hinge. I'm not sure how to describe it, but the hinges are on the bottom left and right of the door frame. If you zoom in, that screw you see at the bottom right corner on the front of the side is where the hinge is, hidden inside. So there is no hinge across the bottom of the door. The hinges actually look pretty solid. Wish I knew what to call them!
255013
It can move either way. It's very nice for the money and fairly sturdy, but the first one that came had a dent in it. I sent it back and Amazon sent me another.
94612
I read the previous answers, but to my taste it does bend enough, it can be twisted, since it has a wire inside but as for movement itself it is mostly flexibility than real hinge movement.
930923
Short version is no, the hinge is molded plastic continuous with the body and the lid. However there are two metal hinge pins. I have owned many of these footlockers for use on mission trips to Africa and other places, they have been overloaded stacked and abused and the hinges have never failed. I recommend this product.
1566243
It's not "completely" flat the hinge is still curved a bit and it does not magnetically adhere there either.
1610371
Yes, it is on hinges. And it doesn't slam down which is great because you won't catch your fingers. You can have it halfway open and it'll stay that way... Hope that helps.
655840
No - it is stationary - you adjust its position by its attachment to the seat - it slides forward or back until you tighten it down - great bidet though - no problems with this one so far.
2176654
It is designed to use when opened flat only. The purpose of the hinge is for opening and closing the calculator, a full 180 degrees. It will flop around if you open it and hold it up in the air and wave it around.
2266120
Stationary, you can move it around where you want it but the rack itself doesn't. I wish it did so it would be able to make the slots the size you need, but it is what it is.
819952
It is the Hinge only. Generally would be for a custom built bookshelf to create a hidden door.
1600208
no it is stationary , I have no problems under my cabinets though at the toe kick if that is what your referring to as under the cabinets
441726
I have mine stationary in the house so can not really say. However, it can slide rearward with a quick pull and relock to stabilize more during travel.
859577
Can't say for sure he was trolling but the hinge does loosen up with use. I've had it for 2 months now and it's still intact with a fair amount of use.
424140
I can be stationary or pivot. When it pivots, it "clicks" into various positions.
1537446
no - they are stationary as pictured - hope that helps - this stand is very solid, well built
2087044
The hinge is flex plastic and it does have a locking clip, but that's plastic too.