Can you lean against it.
752625
I broke my back in 2004, I have been using these pads since then, this is my 5th one, the controler stops working after a year or so, I sit in my chair with it on low and my back is on it, I love it because it is long enough to get my broken lumbar too. Hope this helps, I have tried others but they bunch up. These used to be made by the KAZ company they were heavier and better , since new company took over they are flimsy and don't stay in place as well. I wish they would have kept the same quality of pad.
752626
I have it on the back of my recliner. I lean against it all the time. So far, so good. At least for a year now.
752627
Yes, you can definitely lean against it. I love how it has several heat settings and it goes off automatically in 1 hour. And it's great because it's washable! I use mine all the time for my aching back.
752628
Of course you can lean against it. it is so comfortable and soft. Hard to believe it is a heating pad. The one side is very plush. Doesn't bunch up like most plastic heating pads with a cover.
752629
I lean on mine for hours at a time no matter how high it goes. It has never burned me or the furniture.
1975848
Definitely. You can get underneath where it leans back and grab the top bar. It is heavy enough to not move around when using it but not so heavy that it can't be easily moved.
1398608
You can hold it by the sides if you'd like. I am very happy with this item.
706115
Yes, but it's not freestanding. You would need to prop it between something or make some sort of a sturdy base for balance.
1045190
It can, but then there is nothing to hold it up. You'd have to lean it on something.
1400029
No... It allows you to lean the device on its side or upright. It's held in place with Velcro.
368946
Nope. It easily leans against the wall. I don't have it bolted and it's stable
1716556
Yes, you can put it on your back and lean back against the chair you are sitting in, or you can lay on it also.
1709938
Yes, you can. It also comes with a little lock so you can lock it in place.
1215207
Nope. It does not have to lean against a wall. I've found out that if you plan on over-loading the shelf, it helps!
1681649
I suppose so, dont see why it would keep you from putting it on either side.
1219559
Yes. And you can configure it as you want. On 2 legs or leaning on a wall etc. a really good product.
1832810
As in, laying flat on it's back? I can't think of why you would but don't see why you couldn't. Make sure the unit drafts properly and it should be fine.
1086655
Its sturdy ,you can add a block of wood underneath for support. Place in the center should not be visible.
1175328
It can be put in a straight position, if so desired. however, it can be in a reclining one or any other you choose
16315
No. But you can sit it on top resting against the wall (either sideways or longways)
327226
It's not really rigid on the sides, but there is a hard insert on the bottom. If it was completely full it would stand up like the picture, but the sides have no hard support.