Can I spin on it without having to screw it to the ceiling?
1321625
It has to be mounted to the ceiling, but you can have it spin or not too with the set screws provided.
1321626
Yes. I am 6ft2 230 lbs. I swung on it first to make sure it wouldn't slip. It held with no problems or any give what so ever.
1321627
It doesnt screw into the ceiling. It works kind of like a shower curtain rod does. You tighten it so that it will stay steady. It absolutely has to be firm to the ground and the ceiling so that you can spin on it
645412
Yes, you can mount it by installing two screws then push and twist this unit over them --------------- or ------------use double-sided foam tape to hold it to the ceiling. It is pretty light!
2247781
I don't think there would be a problem with a ceiling mount. You will just have to attach the bearing to two pieces of wood and attach the non swivel bottom piece to the ceiling. If your wood is thick enough to use heavy duty wood screws there should be no weight bearing problem.
68620
As long as you aren't hanging it on a "spinner" hanger it won't spin! The hangers all have a stable hook/ring that don't spin.
1446964
Yes. You will most likely need to make a hole in the ceiling. I drive a screw into the ceiling, then tied a string to the net and the screw.
249990
Well... I wouldn't exactly call it "freely spinning," but it does swivel easily. However, I haven't found that to be a problem... just aim it, and forget it. I suppose if you feel a need to 'lock it down," you could use some black electrical tape, etc.
1169645
Yes, you can leave it static (still) or unscrew the hidden screws within the bottom of the pole to make it spin
1549944
Yes, you can mount it on the ceiling and it doesn't need to be near any wall
1641854
I have not looked but I am sure that you can. If you have it on carpet the wheels will not be in the way.
237232
It cannot be rotated; maybe you could rig up some kind of gymballed mount, though.
351089
It can be tightened so that it won't flip without you doing it on purpose, but I don 't think it tightens to where it CAN'T be turned. I have never had to tighten mine, and it does not flip on it's own.
1723080
I suppose you could if you flipped it upside down. However I found it easier to just use a clamp.
521444
Yes, pull up, rotate then push down. That is even if you mount the base vertically or horrizontally.
1687091
yes - There is a screw on top that allows you to adjust the degree of rotation.
131004
It does not have to be screwed in at all. It suction to the ceiling. Hope it helps u.
1500532
I think you probably can (haven't tried) but they might keep it from spinning if they stick out too far.
1027055
Yes, it can be mounted upside down from the ceiling and one cae use the mounting bracket provided to do so.