Hi, Can the flip-over lid/cover be COMPLETELY opened (180º backwards) to get the weighing surface free of any obstruction on all sides? Thanks!
767681
yes the top goes flat if the top in the picture is 90 degrees it goes all the way open to 180
767682
Yes, I was able to lay the cover down 180 to weight an item that was 1000 gram a bit larger than the scale(free of any obstruction on all side) but make sure you don't cover the display. However, the cover does not fold 360 degree (180 backward)
37350
Not completely, as there is a plastic ring on the top (in your scenario, the bottom) used for lifting the cover. Therefore, the ring is in the way of it being a flat surface.
140397
Although it is well made, I wouldn't try to put your entire body weight on the lid. I have sat down on it though without mishap. Hope this helps.
764087
YES. YES. (I don't know who said 'no' because mine definitely goes all the way back). The top has acrylic hinges atop the back intersecting with the cover and allows the top open completely all the way backward if desired.
595146
Actually, with more experimenting, I've discovered that you can, by sliding the plate backwards on the scale. It looks a little out of balance, but seems stable enough. I'm going to amend my review to include this, in fairness to Mira.
852340
Yes, however, I have never turned it upside down to see if it leaks, have always filled it, and served. then emptied. My daughter also has one, she refrigerates hers overnight, but has a large shelf. Great item! Get lots of compliments.
1401252
No problem with mine. Of course if the commode is not level the lid could fall from gravity.
1337575
The lid has two positions - open or closed. It remains open when moved to that position without falling down. Very easy to use.
491604
Yes! The lid folds back completely flat. Perhaps even beyond 180 degrees...
1586023
Exactly what I do, although you do not have to flip it upside down. Just tilt to the side a bit and you should have no problem.
879192
Yes it does. It's built to flip up but actually, I never do. Having it down doesn't interferer with using it to measure, even over rough terrain.
2115289
S. Hoge,Yes.In the image on the right below is the limiting depth and the left side has a lock on the stand.This lock allows you to use inverted for example. Works well for light activities.
356806
I think that is correct. You can't get the lid up a full 90 degree. Its good looking and well made.
1618796
No you can not...sorry but the lid is to shallow. Turned upside down the handle will cause it to not sit flat causing trouble too. Hope this helps
1338542
When you lift it up attached to the luggage the read out is facing up not to the side as it appears in the photo. I had to use 2 hands to lift my luggage. You can also select pounds or kilos. It was very accurate as compared to the scale at the airport.
938810
I am not currently in a place where I can test for sure but I believe it would float, particularly if you turn it upside down so that the brown handle is on the bottom. I do have another lid similar to this from Silikomart and that one I know for sure floats upside down. Hope that helps you out.
833895
Hi the lid opens and will lay at an angle equal to the height of the box as the lid tips backwards. Hope this helps.