Can it be used standing up on the floor? Or does it have to be mounted?
1794226
It would be best mounted. I think it would not be very stable just sitting on the floor.
1794227
I suppose you can as the bottom is flat. However, it is pretty lightweight so you might want to lean it up against something until you start filling it (to help weigh it down).
579643
If you lowered it, then it could be used in that way. I only use it for standing.
1660283
I'm sure it could mount on the wall but you would have to buy at least eight small L brackets to be able to stablize the and add the support you get with it being place on the floor as designed. You might also find that the areas in this unit don't really work well for a lot of display things. Taller than wide.
1412075
I think it's ment to be mounted to the floor. I guess you have to go under your house to securely fasten it. Anyway good luck
2158173
I wouldn't buy this one to use as a floor unit. It's not made to balance that way, "fully loaded" anyway. There are units out there that are designed to be used on the floor, I would reccomended those..
540186
It won't stand up on its own. It needs to be mounted to a vertical surface.
227803
It is pretty sturdy and as long as the floor is level, you should not have any problem without mounting it to the wall.
2260759
No It cannot...it is a wall mount . You might want to look at a ventless floor unit I have one and it is great around $300 Home Depot = Loews Good luck
1781660
it will stand on its own but not very stable. I think it really needs to be wall mounted.
1974201
Mine can stand on the floor, but it would need to be placed on a higher level [i.e., on a table] for viewing. When I took it out of the box, I stood it on the floor for a few minutes, no problem. If it fell, the silk could tear. so a creative method for stabilizing it would be needed. As the others said, it is too short to actually function as a room divider. It is gorgeous, by the way.
2140176
You could set it on the floor in you like. It's a little small for the floor. It's really made to be wall mounted. It does have a flat bottom. I have one sitting on the floor until I get some time to wall mount it with another one.
1361036
No, you can't use it without mounting it to either the wall, kitchen counter (somehow) or like we did using the underside of kitchen cabinet. Your idea is a good one IF it had a weighted base and rubber feet so it wouldn't slide on the counter.
1771507
I have my 'free standing' on the ground but you could easily drill holes and use some lag bolts to attach it to a wall or floor in the garage, basement, etc. My unit has held up quite well for several years now but it has been kept in the garage the entire time. Bolts have not slipped or become loose. Overall very satisfied with the rack.
208502
Mine has been sittign on the floor for the past few months while I've been too busy to mount it...that and I can't find my stuf finder lol....so yes it can
1809409
Not sure what you mean by floor stand. With the parts this lamp comes with in the box, it attaches only to the supplied mount which clamps onto the edge of a table or counter.
632971
Don't believe it is designed to be free standing. Have always had mine mounted to the wall for stability.
1084093
It has to be mounted up at ceiling level. My husband used chains to attach it to the ceiling, and "walked" it up the chains to get it to the proper height. It is in the center of the work space, and it works really well.