Does it have legs on the bottom/or molded into the back to prop it up? Appears not to in the photos.
622019
Yes it does. I'm typing on it now with the legs raised. There's an 8 degree mark on the leg so I assume that is how much it elevates.
622020
Yes, the keyboard does have feet that can be flipped-out (to one position) to raise the back of the keyboard up.The resulting angle (from horizontal) is apparently 8 degrees, since that is what's marked on each foot. BTW, each foot also has a rubber-edged bottom to prevent sliding. There are also 5 small rubber cushions on the keyboard bottom (3 across the front & 2 in each back corner). It's a nice full-featured keyboard.
622021
It has legs on the bottom that raise the back about 1" when flipped down. Also has non-slip pads on the bottom. I was looking for a compact full function kybd with the Microsoft shortcut keys and some tactile feel, this one fits the bill and works fine. I would buy it again.
1078174
It does not have a bottom. Not sure how to keep out tunneling critters! We haven't had trouble with ours so far though. We've had it almost a year.
1270869
No little legs, but it has a little bar on the bottom that raises it to an incline. The nice thing about the little bar is that it has a USB port on each end. Not the case with the battery operated keyboard. I love this board, and glad I finally made this purchase.
1803380
Yes. There are little legs/feet near the bottom on the back that can be unfolded out.
1817930
It just has a flat bottom, so no legs. Not attaching the wheels means you'd have to pick it up for movement which would work, but it's a pretty solid piece to have to constantly move around unless you're leaving it stationary.
1155745
The legs are a hollow plastic and screwed on to the bottom. I have not tried to lift it higher
383183
This chair does not lay flat. As you recline the bottom of the chair raises.
115464
None came with mine. I do not remember any mention of legs in the description.
398660
It has a bottom support leg, but it is still rated for 500 lbs. They do test them at a higher capacity. This unit was not made to lift much more than it's rating.
1724918
No. You have to assemble it. It's mostly simple to do, but I found attaching the bottom piece a little difficult.
1112491
It has legs. It stands up wll and is pretty solid. I probably have 20 magazines in it right now. The table part is a little sketchy. There is a piece of wood that you turn to prop that part up. Don't know if I'd set anything heavy on that part.
1930497
No, it does not and is fairly simple to put together. Not very comfortable though if you are on the shorter side since your feet will not meet the bottom foot bar and the back of the chair leans back which will cause your legs/feet to "dangle" in the air. Will be selling mine in a couple of years after I get a little use out of them.
1648003
The legs are not attached when shipped. They need to be attached to use it. There are screws for each leg.
1841663
No it's not assembled. You have to attach two rings (seen in the picture holding the legs securely) and the seat. We can't remember if the back was also needing to be attached. It goes together quickly and fairly easily.
1940505
No. Because the seat is inflatable it needs something to support the back. I just finished making some major modifications to mine - wood floor, pedestal seats,etc for bass fishing so you can modify these but it is a lot of work.
948101
Once assembled, it is flat on the top and bottom, (no screws, if you assemble it correctly)
1314500
It has 3 legs. I use it with 2 legs & fold up the other leg. It depends on your needs.