Can I open this all the way up and lean it against the wall (like a ladder)?
1434394
Yes you can. You just need to adjust those blue hinges at the top in order to do so. It does come with directions on how to use it in different positions.
1434395
Yes, it can unfurl beyond 90 degrees, and possibly all the way to 180 (flat out).
1434396
Yes. The center of the two pieces release for repositioning, and tighten to hold in place. It can be fully extended.
1195060
There is a lever or button on top of ladder towards right side. Press/squeeze on it. It should open up.
163610
I don't think that would work since it sits up high. The door could not be opened.
1578685
Yes, I have mine a few inches from the wall so i dont have to always move it to open it up
453976
That should work, it is made for smaller openings. NOTE this was for the ladder only, I was expecting the door and frame, I had to build that. also this does not seem suited to heavy use, if you will be going up and down a lot you may want a heavier duty ladder.
1623939
You can put the ladder wherever the opening in the top rail is. Ours is on the right.
751961
Not really. You could rest them on the bar at the top, stabilizing the item(s) while you descend or mount. I usu have someone hand me heavy items once I am up on the ladder or hand things down to someone.
1980775
I am not sure, to be very honest but I believe that it can. We had it inserted into the wall so if I wanted to open left to right or the other way around all we had to do was flip it. I hope my response is of some help.
1920251
Yes you can but you will need a 90 degree insert to make your view right side up. I also should let you know that it is very heavy so transporting can be a hassle.
544777
I suppose you could if you wanted too. Just would have to buy the right hardware. If you hinged it to the wall then you could still fold it up flat if needed. :)
1821052
My wife and I both open it alone all the time. It's not the easiest thing to do but it's do-able. The only thing that really makes it a chore is that the legs will stick on the opposite side of where you are raising it. It's a little heavier than an EZ-UP too so it takes a little more muscle.
1915328
You probably could because the top opens. You would just have to make sure that is secure. I wouldn't recommend it. It would probably be too top heavy since its not designed that way
836836
This could be a little iffy. You would have to get on the second rung from the top, so be sure you have someone in the room helping. The ladder itself, however, is very sturdy.
955994
YES, you CAN store it vertically up against the wall with the saw still attached! But you want to collapse it to transport it horizontally. Absolutely wonderful system! One of the best things I ever bought!
159055
The ladder doesn't come off r remove from the bed as it is part of its construction. I don't know if you could go "maguiver" and flip the orientation while assembling it, but I'd say as it is supposed to be assembled, no.
1355472
Only if you plan to recess it into the floor studs. The door will not open easily and you will probably have to put a small thin rod to pull it open. The safe is designed to be wall mounted so the door easily springs open. Bottom Line: You can put it in the floor as long as the floor beams are 16 inches on center and have the required 14 1/4 inches between them to screw the safe in. Opening the door will be problematic.
1114746
Yes you can move the shelf up. I think if you took it right out it would be very wobbly.